U S Considers U N Assembly Step Over India Pakistan War
The United States and allies weigh asking the U N General Assembly to act after two Soviet vetoes in the Security Council on cease fire and withdrawal in the India Pakistan conflict. President Bush signals openness to the assembly option.
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William N. Oatis
Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Security Council
U.N
Huang Hua
Jacob A. Malik
India
Pakistan
Malik
Huang
U.S
George Bush
Assembly
Council
Abdulrahim Abby Farah
Bush
East Pakistan
Soviet Union
Poland
Britain
France
China
Subcontinent
Indian Ocean
Taj Mahal Camouflaged to Shield from Bombs and Planes
Indian authorities in Agra said workers camouflaged the Taj Mahal to avoid guiding stray bombs and Pakistani aircraft. The move aims to prevent moonlight reflection from aiding attacks on a nearby military base and no damage to the monument was reported.
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Agra
India
Taj Mahal
UTEP Leader Criticizes Campus Blockade Action
University of Texas El Paso President Dr. Joseph Smiley voiced keen disappointment at students blocking the administration building. Forty thousand dollars? No, 38 arrests were made and all released on 400 dollar bonds amid a campus rally by Mexican American demonstrators.
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EL Paso
Tex
Joseph R. Smiley
University of Texas-El Paso
Smiley
Austin
Fl Paso
Gary Brooks
Brooks
Robert Minnie
New Mexico
Arizona
Mexico
Gov King attends interstate oil meeting in Biloxi
Governor Bruce King participates in an Interstate Oil Compact Commission session in Biloxi Mississippi. The gathering runs through Tuesday with key focus on oil industry effects on energy needs and the environment.
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Santa FE
Bruce King
Biloxi
Miss
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
National Corrections Academy Aims to Modernize Penal System
Attorney General John N. Mitchell announced the formation of a National Corrections Academy to modernize the penal system amid inmate unrest. The academy will train federal, state, and local personnel and work with the FBI and LEAA.
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John F. Daffron
Associated Press
Williamsburg
John N. Mitchell
National Corrections Academy
Mitchell
National Conference On Corrections
Nixon
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
University of Illinois
Justice Department
Cargo Rejects Senate Poll Amid GOP Primary Rift
Former New Mexico governor David Cargo rejects a party run poll intended to narrow Republican Senate contenders. Six other candidates including Pete Domenici Ed Foreman and E Lee Francis met in Albuquerque to decide who should drop out if the poll supports it. Francis and Lego reportedly changed stance to back the poll while Domenici offered to fund it.
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Albuquerque
N.M
David F. Cargo
U.S. Senate
Pete
Domenici
Republican Party
Robert Davidson
Ed Foreman
E. Lee Francis
William Sego
Bernalillo County
Joe Sheen
Lincoln County
Cargo
Senate
Francis
Lego
Powell Seen Likely to Win Senate Approval for Supreme Court Seat
The confirmation of Lewis F. Powell Jr. to succeed Hugo L. Black on the Supreme Court appears assured with a 4 p.m. roll call. Debate over William H. Rehnquist's nomination looms, as opponents seek to delay a vote and potentially use pairing to stall. Birch Bayh praised Powell. Byrd urged a timely Rehnquist vote.
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Washington
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Senate
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
Asst. Atty
William H. Rehnquist
Hugh Scott
Rehnquist
Powell
Scott
Charles H. Percy
R-Ill
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Robert C. Byrd
Bayh
Richmond
John M. Harlan
U S Foreign Aid Bill Clears Subcommittee
The House Appropriations foreign operations subcommittee approved a 2.84 billion dollar foreign aid bill cutting the U N contribution by 100 million. Otto Passman led the move citing a UNDP surplus and urging a one time burst of activity amid a broader aid bill debate. Roswell area forecast notes generally fair and warmer trends with tonight's low 33 and Tuesday high 59.
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America
United Nations
House
U.S
U.N
Appropriations Committee
Otto E. Passman
D-L
Senate
Passman
Nixon
China
U.N. Development Program
UNDP
Alabama patrolman helps needy families in Birmingham
Harry L. Jones a 17 year officer in Birmingham is known for giving to strangers. He helped a struggling family by buying food and plans rehabilitation for the father. His wife notes his habit of assisting those in need and colleagues promise a charitable Christmas for the children.
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Bob Ingle
Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Harry L. Jones
Jones
Alcoholics Anonymous
Fraternal Order of Police
Santa Claus
Teri
Carol
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