Kissinger briefs Mrs Meir on POW list during visit
Kissinger gave Israel a POW list and conferred with Mrs Meir. Eban and other Israeli leaders joined the talks at the King David Hotel. Kissinger expressed optimism about disengagement efforts and planned to brief Israel, Egypt, Jordan, and possibly Saudi Arabia before NATO talks in Brussels.
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Andrew A. Gromyko
Nixon
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Gromyko
Cairo
Kissinger Leidges
Anwar Sadat
Eairy
Jerusalem
Damascus
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Brussels
Ehrlichman rejects plea offer in Fielding burglary case
Ehrlichman declined the U S plea deal as prosecutors press Fielding burglary charges. The indictment accuses him of burglary conspiracy and perjury tied to the Ellsberg psychiatrist case and seeks Nixon as a defense witness. Krogh pleaded guilty to civil rights violations in the same burglary frame.
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White House
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Judge curbs Osaka airport noise with night ban
A district judge barred most noise from Osaka International Airport between 10 pm and 7 am and ordered compensation to 284 nearby residents. Neighbors filed the suit five years ago against the transport ministry, joined by 236 others, seeking 100,000 to 500,000 yen per plaintiff. Night flights may occur only in emergencies.
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Osaka
Japan
Osaka International
Case dismissed in attack on Juan Corona
Vacaville court dismissed assault with a deadly weapon charges against four inmates named Richard Fi ardner, Taal Ruiz, Ronald McIntosh, and Anthony Mastriana in the Dec 1 jailhouse attack on convicted mass murderer Juan Corona. Corona refused to testify fearing safety concerns at Vacaville medical prison.
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UPI
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Corona
John de Ronde
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Taal Ruiz
Ronald McIntosh
Anthony Mastriana
U S curbs on oil imports amid price concerns
U S officials cite a year old law on oil imports and describe changes aimed at limiting incentives that keep big firms from selling to short supply rivals. Simon noted no direct reference to Nader but said policy shifts were under review. overseas oil prices reportedly rose above the ceiling for resellers.
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Fugitive Count Filed Against Suspect in Beating Case
The district attorney will charge 28 year old oil field worker Jerry Lee Mullis also known as Arnold Mullin Jr of 1270 Tine Ave with being an escaped fugitive from a Florida penitentiary. He was arrested Sunday on suspicion of attempted murder in the beating of Carmelita Richardson found semiconscious in a Pine Avenue apartment living room. Richardson, 34, was in fair condition at St Marys Hospital with lacerations a fractured skull and broken ribs.
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Passenger slashes two with knife on United flight
An emergency landing was forced when Robert Slutsky from Far Rockaway New York slashed at two passengers aboard United Airlines Flight 26 from San Francisco to New York at 33 000 feet. One man knocked him out with a karate chop and others restrained him. FBI agent Herbert Hoxie said Slutsky would face federal charges of crime aboard an aircraft with a deadly weapon.
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FBI
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Far Rockaway
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New York
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Ray St. Stevens
Slain Skyjacker Planned Crash Into White House
Anderson cited Buck recounting plans and mental problems in a calm voice. Byck described an attack on the executive mansion long before the helicopter incident. He also authored letters to major papers criticizing government control and outlining his disillusionment.
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Odd-even gas rationing faces Friday start
California State to begin odd-even gasoline rationing Friday. San Francisco officials say reserves and imports boosted supply by 21 million gallons. Los Angeles and Orange counties declare fuel shortage as an emergency, with local enforcement to begin midnight Friday.
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John Tunney
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Orange Counties
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Orange County
Ralph Diedrich
Fullerton
Reagan
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Reagan condemns food aid in SLA kidnapping crisis
Gov. Reagan vows not to release two San Quentin prisoners linked to the Symbionese Liberation Army case. He denounces free food distribution as aiding lawlessness and warns freeing Temiro and Little would invite more kidnappings. The SLA claims Hearst hostage duties and seeks added ransom while Food program anger spreads.
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