Flynt in serious condition after courthouse shooting
Larry Flynt and Gene Reeves Jr. were shot March 6 while returning to the courthouse during Flynt's obscenity trial. Doctors say Flynt has a small opening between his colon and abdominal wall but remain cautious about his prognosis. The news from Emory University Hospital notes his continued serious condition.
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Israeli cabinet backs Begin on peace plan despite U S clash
The Israeli Cabinet unanimously endorses Begin's peace plan with Arabs and his stance in talks with Carter. Ministers reiterate commitment to West Bank autonomy with continued Israeli control until a future date. Peres warns Labor may not seek no confidence. Sadat says Egypt and Israel speak different languages but seek a settlement. PLO claims fighting near Mount Hermon. no independent confirmation.
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Vance Says Middle East Peace Drive Slowed But US Will Persevere
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance told a Washington news conference that the drive for peace in the Middle East is much slowed down. He emphasized that the United States will be patient and persevere despite delays.
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Riga fishers swap nets for cans in push to keep jobs
In Riga the 9th of May Fishermen's Cooperative shifts 300 sailors from 25 ships to a newly built canning plant after global 200 mile fishing zones and stock depletion cut catches by 40 percent. The cooperative, once 500 crew strong, now faces intensified targets under the 1976 80 Five Year Plan as meat scarcity guides more fish protein.
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French officials seek cleanup costs from Amoco Cadiz spill
The Amoco Cadiz disaster may cost well above 30 million dollars, with Amoco insuring 12 million and Shell 20 million for the oil. Officials consider dynamiting the hull to release remaining oil while crews spray chemicals, as 56 million gallons have spilled and pollutes Brittany coast.
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PLO claims all-night attack on Lebanon positions
The Palestine Liberation Organization accused Israeli forces of an all-night assault on guerrilla positions in southeast Lebanon. There was no independent confirmation. The PLO said Palestinians fought running battles to repel armored assaults in the foothills of Mount Hermon and noted enemy forces struck the Hasbani River bridge near Hasbaya.
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