Mideast talks show progress as top delegations meet
Washington reports progress in a week of roller coaster peace talks. Egypt and Israel prepare new State Department meetings as three-way talks at Blair House aim to finish a peace treaty linking the Palestinian issue. Dayan calls progress likely but disputes over West Bank link persist.
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Punishment a warning as two Soviet spies get 50 year terms
In Newark, Judge Frederick Lacey sentenced Valdick Enger and Rudolf Chernyayev to 50 years for conspiracies to pass U.S. defense secrets to the Soviet Union. He ordered two 10 year terms concurrent and restricted their movement around the Soviet Bronx complex pending appeal. The judge called for stricter UN employee screening and noted high level Soviet involvement.
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Sassoon closes downtown training center amid rent hike
San Francisco reports Sassoon barbering organization will move its local operation to Los Angeles next February after city property rent rose from 14520 to 53280 dollars. The five year lease ends this spring and city survey prompted rent increase.
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Sassoon Group
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Russell Keil
Paris sanitation strike sparks government mass cleanup
Paris authorities mobilized troops to clear massive trash piles left on sidewalks after sanitation workers walked off the job two weeks ago seeking higher pay. In Iran, Ayatollah Khomeini warned opponents of the Shah would not tolerate Communist activity or recognize Israel. Riots linked to conservative factions have claimed over 1,000 lives this year. Lopez Portillo wraps up China trip and heads to Tokyo, praising opened trade doors and signing cultural, sports, tourism, and trade pacts.
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Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Iran
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Rahmaini
Iraq
Japanese Mexico trade show stresses oil tied growth
In Tokyo Japanese and Mexican businessmen at the 10th Japan Mexico conference stress oil tied growth and the role of Japanese technology. Visiting President Jose Lopez Portillo led a six day state visit and多数 trade talks aim to widen imports of Mexican goods to balance Japan's trade surplus.
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Davis murder for hire trial jury pool questions fate
In Houston AP report six of 50 potential jurors in Cullen Davis murder for hire case say they have formed opinions though all have heard of the case. A list of 88 potential witnesses includes Priscilla Davis and Karen Master. If convicted Davis faces 5 to 99 years. Trial may last weeks as juror questioning continues.
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Nixon invited to address Oxford Union
Oxford University debating society head Dan Moylan says former President Richard Nixon has agreed to address the Oxford Union on November 30 in a non political setting. Nixon’s California office has not confirmed. Moylan touts the achievement over Cambridge rival Daniel Jenner and notes Nixon may take questions after the talk.
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