Debate over Soviet Jews leaving Israel for other lands
TEL AVIV AP Controversy erupts over Soviet Jews who exit visas to Israel but settle in the United States or elsewhere. About half of those leaving this year with Israeli visas become dropouts, sparking a political split among Soviet Jews in Israel and a proposal to cut aid to those who choose another country.
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Aces Challenge Match Reveals Bidding Lessons
In a match between The Aces and John Gerber's Houston team, hands spotlight bidding decisions. Five diamonds failed in one replay when doubled, while Four Hearts beat the contract in another. Aces then switch to safe two diamonds for gains.
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U S moves to block Vietnam UN bid at Security Council
The United States plans to block Vietnam’s UN membership application for the fourth time in 15 months. A Friday Security Council debate is set with a vote expected by mid next week, while Washington signals it will keep Vietnam out. Private committee meeting notes say the U S could not acquiesce in recommending General Assembly admission. Some diplomats cite Paris talks opening Friday as a possible chance to avert a veto if progress is made.
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College board tightens controls on foreign tours
Maricopa County Community College District board approved tighter rules for out-of-country instructor tours. Policy requires funds go through district channels, non-credit status unless approved, and detailed disclosure of payments and costs. Four of five colleges’ instructors participated in a six year program with fees and rebates under scrutiny.
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Ford team sticks to balanced budget plan despite Carter win
President Ford's budget chief James T. Lynn affirmed plans to reach a balanced budget by 1979, despite President Carter's victory. He outlined a $10 billion tax cut next year with a Social Security tax rise, netting about a $7 billion reduction, a package Congress previously rejected.
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Festival of Nations and Doll Show Draw Local Participation
Thirty nine ethnic and civic groups from more than 30 countries take part in the Scottsdale Festival of Nations at Eldorado Park. The day features an international doll show with 12 categories, judging at 2 pm, and a grand prize Madame Alexander Doll.
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