Begin Accepts Cairo Peace Meet Bid With Israeli Delegates
Prime Minister Begin announces Israel will attend a Cairo preliminary peace conference next weekend. He names Dr. Eliahu Ben-Elissar and Meir Rosenne as Israel’s delegates and notes Sadat invited all parties via UN ambassadors, while PLO delegates face rejection from Arafat. Assad calls for reconciliation with Iraq and urges negotiations with Israel.
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Jerusalem
Menahem Begin
Israel
Cairo
Eliahu Ben-Elissar
Meir Rosenne
Foreign Ministry
Begin
Knesset
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Geneva
Hafez Assad
Iraq
Assad
Tripali
Libya
Jordan
Lebanon
Shalom
United Nations
Ghali
U.S
Tel Aviv
McClellan Dies at 80 After Long Senate Career
Senator John McClellan of Arkansas dies at age 80, ending a 42 year congressional career. Longtime chairman of the Government Operations and Judiciary panels, he steered criminal justice reforms and major copyright and patent overhauls, while supporting wiretaps and the death penalty. He faced personal tragedy with the losses of three sons, andMagnuson is set to succeed him as Senate Appropriations chair.
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McClellan
Senate Judiciary Committee
McClallan
Lydon Johnson
Wellellan
Edward F. Kennedy
Dmass
Greut
Griffin
Senate
U.S
Arkansas
Southwest
Sheridan
Ark
Washington
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Senate Appropriations Committee
John McClellan
Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
Commerce Panel
Malvern
House of Representatives
House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Holiday weekend at beaches marred by 50 boat rescues
Holiday weekend across Los Angeles County includes 18 traffic deaths reported by the California Highway Patrol. A fatal crash near Montebello left Octavio Aguirre, 20, and Bela Rodriguez injured, while another fatality in Lancaster involved Marshall McCrackin, 41. A Torrance rider died in Saugus, and a deadly Alladena drag race claimed two sisters, Joanne and Caroline Retana, aged 14 and 16, with six others injured.
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Angeles County
Highway Patrol
Charles Meredith
Montebello
Nead
Octavio Aguirre
Pomona
Aguirre
Wilcox Avenue
CHP
Aguires
Bela Rodriguez
Baldwin Park
Beverly Hospital
Ealier
Lancaster
Marshall McCrackin
Antelope Valley Hospital
Meredith
McCrackin
Avenue J
Pale
William Richard Kane
Torrance
Saugus
Alladena
Joanne Retana
Caroline Retana
Altadena
Union splits over contract at Lockheed
The article reports internal rifts within the Lockheed labor union as Carter takes over for suspended officials to maintain strike momentum. Sunnyvale locals face union disobedience charges in Oakland hearings, while Georgia Local 70 notes no separate vote but secrecy remains. Negotiations continue with Long Beach Douglas Aircraft and UAW Local 148 ahead of a planned strike vote.
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Ziska
Robert Carter
Sacramento
Benda
Carter
International
Oakland
Sunnyvale
Georgia
Reeves Bowen
Marietta
Justin Ostrow
Long Beach
Ostrow
Long Beach Douglas Aircraft Co
United Auto and Aerospace Workers
Douglas
Court OKs suit to break up AT and T
Government moves to force divestiture of Western Electric and separate Long Lines as part of a Supreme Court appeal over AT and T antitrust actions. AT and T argues that federal and state laws require a unified nationwide network, while predicting a decade long trial with costs exceeding a billion dollars.
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At&t
Bell
Western Electric
Long Lines Department
Supreme Court
U.S
Joseph C. Waddy
Washington
Bell System
Doctored feed charges loom for Michigan firms
Federal authorities filed four misdemeanor charges against Michigan Farm Bureau Services Inc. and Versical Chemical Corp. for adulterating livestock feed with PBB, a toxic fire retardant. The cases allege unsanitary conditions and medicated feed contamination, with potential fines up to $1,000 per count.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Michigan
PBR
Michigan Farm Bureau Services Inc
Versical Chemical Corp
Michigan Chemical Co
Californians denied plea in diet frauds
Two California men Conrad L. Germain and Robert W. Kane were each sentenced to 90 years and fined 13 000 for defrauding about 28 000 would be dieters of more than 160 000. The Supreme Court refused to hear their appeals challenging trial errors and First Amendment protections.
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Washington
California
Supreme Court
Conrad L. Germain
Robert W. Kane
Mags
Hollywood
Outpost Development Co
Germaine and
Kane
Sth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Germain
Appeals
Supreme Court to decide Alaska pipeline oil transit price
The Supreme Court agreed to rule whether oil firms building the Alaska pipeline may charge alleged exorbitant crude air transportation prices. The decision follows prior rulings allowing some firms to charge higher rates under bond and suspending interim lower rates, with potential $340 million impact to the companies.
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Supreme Court
Alaska
Washington
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Mobil
Exxon
British Petroleum
Interstate Commerce Commission
Soh
Arro
Union Alaska
Amerada Hess
Phillips
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