Carter Says No Saudi Oil Threat In Talks With Fahd
President Carter, in talks with Saudi Crown Prince Fahd, emphasizes U S influence on Israel and Arab nations. He notes commitment to secure Israel and a fair Middle East peace, while Fahd cites Palestinian displacement as regional stability barrier and discusses a Palestinian homeland with defined boundaries.
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Organization of Petroleum Exporting
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Fahd
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Powell
Palestine Liberation Organization
Jordan
Hussein
Abandoned armored truck found emptied
An armored truck vanished Tuesday with cash at banks in central and northern Arizona and was found abandoned near Interstate 17 north of Phoenix. The two Purolator guards, Cecil Newkirk and Russell Dempsey, both longtime employees, هما missing and the exact amount on board not disclosed.
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Ariz
Interstate 17
Dave Mitchell
Purolator Security Systems, Inc
FBI
Department of Public Safety
Eit Bumble Bee
DPS
Purolator
Central
Ariana
Great Western Bank
Prescott Valley
Pregvalt
Dutch hostage crisis calms as talks with militants continue
Dutch officials report ongoing negotiations with Moluccan gunmen who seized a school and train. Aimed at pressuring denial of independence for Indonesia, the hostage event involves six to twelve year olds. Britain’s SAS offers training to Dutch anti terror units while authorities tighten security around Ravensmilden school.
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Justice Ministry
Yoes Faber
Ravensmilde
Tepanters
Holland
Netherlands
Theo Kuhuwael
Joop den Uyl
van Agt
Britain
Special Air Service Regiment
London
Bank extortion ends with ransom paid and hostage freed
A $1.2 million ransom was paid as part of a bank extortion case involving Fruzza. He delivered cash from a safe and was guided by extortionists to a lodge in Pahrump. He later found the money missing, and authorities traced a light plane to North Las Vegas. Fruzza and his wife were found unharmed after an anonymous tip. This marked a second hostage incident for Fruzza in three years.
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Keith
Las Vegas
Fruzza
Long Beach City Proposes Golf Fee Hikes and Budget Hearings
The city will raise green fees at golf courses, exempts seniors from the increase for now, and plans a 5.7 percent tax-supported budget rise to 106 million. A special budget hearing is set for June 21 after district town hall meetings from June 1 to 13. Mayor Clark outlines the process.
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James Wilson
Long Beach
Ninehole
John Tow
Bixiget and Research Division
General Ax
Dever
Council
General warns Korea war fears over pullout plan
General Singlaub testifies that withdrawal of about 33 000 U S ground troops from Korea could occur over four to five years with continued air and logistic support to South Korea and a strong U S commitment. He notes Korea’s larger population and growing economy, and cites tunnels under the DMZ as a real threat.
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Joint Chiefs
U.S
Korea
Brown
United States
Pentagon
Republic of Korea
Singland
Defense
South Korea
North Korea
South
Singlanb
John Vessey
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Singlaub
House
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Park Chung Hee
Stratton
Congress
Washington
Waiver bid to ease air rules blocked in House debate
The House rejected by voice vote an amendment by Rep Clarence Miller to exempt high unemployment states from sulfur dioxide standards for power plants. A Rogers compromise lets states require locally available coal during unemployment spikes, as Congress moves to overhaul the 1970 Clean Air Act and delay auto exhaust rules.
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House
Clarence E. Miller
R-Ohis
Miller
Paul Rogers
D-Fla
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