Begin at White House says Israel not planning pullback
Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin arrives for talks with President Carter and pledges peace efforts while signaling no withdrawal from the West Bank. He warns that under certain circumstances the lives of Israelis could be endangered, and presents maps to illustrate regional vulnerabilities as he seeks more than $2 billion in aid.
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Washington
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South Lawn
Middle East
Stow Ramrod
U.S
Sraeli
Winte House
Carter's abortion stand firm Faces internal pressure in White House
President Carter clings to opposition to federal funding of abortions for poor women amid protests from women's rights leaders and top advisers. Congress debates Medicaid abortion funding with House backing a ban and Senate proposing broader access. Aiming to study societal impact, women’s groups urge an impartial analysis as Carter weighs the Saudi F-15 sale and Middle East peace signals.
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Carter
White House
Pat Schroeder
D-Cole
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Women's Rights
Ad Hoc
Committee On Women's Health and Reproduction
United States
Women's Rights Group
Weather Tonight and Wednesday in L B Area Mountains Deserts
Tonight and Wednesday forecast for the L B area shows morning lows around 63 with fair skies otherwise. Mountains face a chance of thundershowers with highs near 55, deserts expect thundershowers with winds 15 to 25 mph and temperatures from a low around 92 to a high of 114 degrees.
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L.B
Seernest Hemingways widow visits Cuba impressions
Seernest Hemingways widow shares impressions of today’s Cuba after a visit to the island where she and her husband lived for 17 years. Also noted are other front page items including a life sentence for Andrew Dautton Lee and a plan for tax relief and senior deferral.
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Hemingway
Cuba
Andrew Dautton Lee
Massive Southern California walkout by heavy equipment operators
About 19,000 AFL-CIO Operating Engineers Local 12 workers walked off in Southern California over a pay dispute. The strike halts work on housing, freeways, dams, sewers, high rises, and pipelines, as unions push a three-year $2.95 raise versus management’s five-step plan.
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California
Afl-Cio
Local 12
County lawyers OK pact to end LA County dispute
Los Angeles County public defenders and deputy district attorneys accepted a one-year contract after a late Monday vote. The 813 attorneys in the bargaining unit gain a 6.25 percent wage rise plus 3.25 percent in fringe benefits, about 1800 dollars extra yearly on a 30000 dollar average. The agreement includes educational leave, county payment of bar dues, and no disciplinary actions for now.
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Los Angeles
Board of Supervisors
Governors interns tainted by ties to powerful Californians
Sacramento AP report finds summer interns in Governor Brown's office include relatives and friends of prominent figures. About 35 of hundreds selected earned $500 to $600 monthly as they explore state government careers. Notable appointees include Jeff Silberman son of Brown aide Richard Silberman and Scott Keene brother of Assemblyman Barry Keene.
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Sacramento
UC Berkeley
Richard Silberman
Brown
Fovernor
Scott Keene
Barry Keene
Eureka
Vick
Schweickart
Russell
Rusty Schweickart
Jeanine Hull
Richard Spohn
Brian Victoria
UCLA
Jacques Vartaghi
Gray Davis
Witness in fatal Bakersfield gang shootout found slain
Gracie Hernandez, 24, of Bakersfield, a prospective witness in a May 29 Bakersfield gang shootout that left two men dead, was found shot twice in the head and stabbed, near her burned car on a rural road outside Salinas. Coroner confirmed wounds. subpoena reportedly never served. Authorities had arrested four suspects from Salinas and Bakersfield. charges against some were later dropped for insufficient evidence. Cervantes’ detention awaited a ruling.
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Cooke
Kern County
Hernandez
Atty
Sharon Wallis
Refugio Martinez
David Morris
Bakersfield
Wallis
Vietnam Likely Wins United Nations Seat
U N seat seen for Vietnam after two years blocked by U S vetoes. Security Council ready to back membership through consensus approval avoiding a formal vote. Carter administration says Hanoi cooperates on missing American servicemen and supports universality of the United Nations.
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APY
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U.S
Soeal Council
U.N
United States
Hanoi
Security Council
Los Angeles Water Hotline Flooded With Snitching Calls
The city’s water hotline receives 700 to 900 daily tips on violators of the July 1 water conservation law. Neighbors report landlords, elderly women, and others for daytime watering, nonrecycling fountains, and sidewalk hosing. First warnings total about 100 daily, with enforcement escalating to water-flow restrictors for repeat violators.
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Los Angeles
San Fernando Valley
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Midge" Castanza
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