Knesset Endorses Camp David Accord Withdrawal from Sinai
The Knesset voted 84 to 19 to ratify Camp David accords and approve the withdrawal of Israeli settlers from Sinai. The decision, after 17 hours of debate, positions Israel as a peace partner with Egypt while leaving lingering questions about regional security and Sadat's successor.
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Domenici Holds Neutral Stance on WIPP Location
U.S. Senator Pete Domenici, seeking re election, says he neither supports nor opposes locating the Waste Isolation Pilot Project near Carlsbad. He has introduced deferral legislation for part of the project funds due to administration and DOE changes. He urges elected officials to seek public input and hopes for firmer future positions.
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Reston forum recalls The Skin of Our Teeth and renewal
A Reston column discusses Thornton Wilder s The Skin of Our Teeth tracing humanity from prehistory to modern times. The writer contends generations mourn the present fear the future and progress arrives slowly yet sure and notes a foreigner’s observations on American society and citizenship with optimism for the United States.
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United States
Reston
Roswell High School to Double as Junior High Next Fall
Roswell moves forward with a 1.2 million dollar high school project on Hobbs Street between Lea and Kentucky avenues. When finished next fall the site will convert the current high school into a second junior high, with construction spread across a broad area of the campus.
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Dan Carpenter
Don Blackmar
Cape
Astern
New Mexico
Joe Whitehurst
Bill Burkstaller
Tony the Ant Spilotro Target in Nevada Mafia Probe
Washington report outlines Anthony Spilotro of Las Vegas as a top target in two federal investigations. It details links to Allen Glick and the Stardust and Fremont casinos, his small stature, covert methods, and a history from 1955 to a 1960 bondsman role with suspected syndicate loans.
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Nevada
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Fremont
FBI
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Antwerp
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NEA NM magazine ad feud over right to work
NEA NM Advocate published a pro right to work ad funded by NM Citizens for Right to Work. Editor Edmund Gaussein opposed ads supporting right to work and warned publishers not to accept such notices. Sidelights note political support shifts and a White House Small Business Conference planned for 1980 with regional meetings and open forums.
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Nea-Nm
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Dona Ana
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Washington D.C
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Vesco Carter influence-peddling saga widens in 1978
A sprawling, partially documented account tracks alleged efforts by R L Herring and R Spencer Lee IV to use Carter aides to secure Vesco’s return. It questions White House communications, notes Carter's involvement, and flags possible improper conduct and legal exposure.
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Jack Anderson
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