Arabs boycott Jewish dealings in renewed Arab League move
In Cairo the Arab League commission announced a resumed economic boycott of Israel directing Arabs not to supply raw materials to firms linked to the Jewish state with oil inclusion undecided. The decision follows U S antiboycott legislation passed June 10.
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Arab League Commission
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U.S. Congress
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Supreme Court review urged in Mitchell Haldeman appeals
U S news briefs report attorneys for John Mitchell and H R Haldeman seek Supreme Court reconsideration of a May ruling not to hear their Watergate cover up appeals. The move comes as next week signals long prison terms for the defendants. Senate House conferees approve a 36.1 billion military procurement bill, above Carter budget by 270 million, offset by manpower cuts to cut 20 million in the year starting Oct 1.
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Bill Hucklesby
Washington
Supreme Court
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H.R. Haldeman
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Haldeman
Associated Press
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House
Carter
John C. Stennis
Senate Armed Services Committee
Discrimination allegations at Gary Job Corps Center
Federal investigators probe violence and racial and sex discrimination at Gary Job Corps Center in San Marcos Texas. Reports describe staff resignations, beatings by corpsmen, sexual abuse claims, and complaints about promotion, scheduling and pay while center officials deny serious problems.
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U.S. Department of Labor
U.S
W. Henson Moore
Louisiana
Moore
Ing
Gary
Wallace D. Dockall
Texas Educational Foundation Inc
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Dockall
Corpus Christi
Gary Center
Protesters march for 99 year sentence in Waxahachie
In Waxahachie Texas on Juneteenth almost 200 demonstrators led by two Dallas ministers protested Oliver Lee Davis 21 a former Skyline High School basketball player convicted two years ago of sexually assaulting another prisoner. Davis received a 99 year term and denies the charges while held at Coffield Unit.
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Coffield
Texas Department of Corrections
Conductor and Skier Tap Marketing for Orange Juice
After stepping down from the Boston Pops, conductor Arthur Fiedler filmed Florida orange juice commercials. The Florida Citrus Commission studies whether Anita Bryant’s anti gay campaign affects brand identity, while new ads feature Fiedler and Dorothy Hamill.
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Boston
Anita Bryant
Arthur Fiedler
Dorothy Hamill
Boston Pops
Fiedler
Florida
Florida Citrus Commission
Miss Bryant
Miss Hamill
Douglas Hoffer
Lone Ranger star Clayton Moore recalls kinder hero role
DECATUR Ga AP The 62 year old actor says the Lone Ranger made him better and he regrets the modern westerns’ harsher violence. Moore spoke at a Decatur horse show where he signed autographs and discussed Tonto's Jay Silverheels who now runs an acting school for Indians in Calabasas Calif.
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Clayton Moore
Moore
Decatur
Lone Ranger
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Jay Silverheels
Tonto
Calabasas
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Nuke site safe despite 20 spills
California congressman Rep. Leo Ryan led a House subcommittee team to Hanford Nuclear Reservation to inspect radioactive waste storage. They toured the ERDA controlled site with about 20 spills since 1958 and 24 million gallons elsewhere, while ERDA officials urged ongoing disposal solutions into the early 1980s.
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Wash
California
Leo Ryan
House
Environment, Energy and Natural Resources
Hanford
Energy Research and Development Administration
United States
Erda Richland
Alex Fremling
ERDA
Tom Bauman
Ryan
Tracking dogs returned in Camp Scott probe
Mayes County District Attorney Sid Wise said no suspects or murder weapon were identified in the week long Camp Scott killings case. Investigators focus shifts outside the area as canine teams are returned to Pennsylvania after one dog’s heat death.
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Associated Press
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Okla
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Wise
Pennsylvania
John Preston
Camp Scott
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation
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Doris Denise Milner
Tulsa
Michelle Guse
Broken Arrow
Jack Shroff
Journalists face growing public hostility at IRE conference
At a national investigative reporting gathering in Columbus Ohio Carl Bernstein Bill Farr Jack Anderson warn of eroding credibility and rising contempt for the press as polls show mixed public opinion. IRE officers were elected and plans for ethics rules and a nationwide drive were announced.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Carl Bernstein
Washington Post
Bob Woodward
Bernstein
Investigative Reporters and Editors Inc
Spiro Agnew
Los Angeles
Bill Farr
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Washington
Jack Anderson
Anderson
IRE
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Newday
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Nbc-Tv
Indianapolis Star
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Dick Levitan
Weei Radio
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Register-Guard
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Lewiston Idaho Morning Tribune
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