Arafat Returns With New Syrian Peace Plan Amid Lebanon Cease Fire Strife
Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat arrives from Damascus with a renewed peace proposal as heavy fighting shatters Lebanon's cease fire. Police report 219 dead and 341 wounded in 36 hours with 34 bodies recovered. battles rage around Beirut between Christian and Muslim forces. Arafat plans talks with Kamal Jumblatt to seek acceptance of the plan which calls for Syrian troop withdrawal and a military coordinating committee.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Yasir Arafat
Damascus
Arafat
Kamal Jumblatt
Jumblatt
Syria Pressures Lebanese Leftists as Assad Mobilizes
In Beirut Assad warns he can move into Lebanon and cites military capability. About 6,000 Syrian troops guard frontier zones while 9,000 Saiqqa and PLA guerrillas back leftist resistance. Arms shipments to leftists are blocked as talks continue on Franjieh’s replacement and a Moslem-friendly president.
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Damascus
Assad
Beirut
Jumblatt
Lebanon
Damascus Beirut
Saiqqa Movement
Palestine Liberation Army
Kamel Assaad
Franjieh
Quota Hiring Sparks BIA Reverse Bias Case
Washington report details Marie Streeter of San Jose winning a Civil Service Commission appeal over alleged racial and sexual discrimination in the Bureau of Indian Affairs. The board ordered Streeter retroactive reassignment to a GS-13 post in 1973, citing an engineered plan to move her out for an Indian male successor.
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L. Edgar Prina
Washington
CNS
San Jose
Calif
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Boondocks
Field Employment Assistance Division
BIA
Marie R. Streeter
U.S. Civil Service Conmnncian
Streeter
Director of Equal Employment Opportunity
Department of Interior
Consolidated
Field Employment Assistance Office
U.S
National Federation of Federal
Scottsdale Community College to Host Sixth Spring Art Show
SCC will host the sixth annual spring art show at Scottsdale Community College through April 30. Seven media groups will be judged for ribbons and cash awards with entries from SCC students only. Public viewing daily 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. for two weeks.
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Scottsdale Community College
Harriet Laird
SCC
Banker to head cancer crusade
Jack Humphreys assistant vice president of First National Bank is named American Cancer Society Maricopa County Unit crusade chairman He will oversee fund raising projects in neighborhoods and business arenas during April The unit has set a 500000 dollar goal for the year
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Jack Humphreys
First National Bank
American Cancer Society
Maricopa County
Humphreys
Maricopa
Hazardous device threats and fire set incident shake Italy
In Rome a fire at a Rome supermarket is blamed on a group calling itself Armed Communists. In Milan the stock market opened late due to hazardous device threats tied to antispeculation measures amid Italy's political crisis and looming elections. The Communist surge threatens Christian Democrats as Italy weighs early polls.
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Milan
Italy
Christian Democrats
Tass
United States
U.S
NATO
Christian Democrats’ National Committee
Aldo Moro
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