Stevenson backs arms deal despite Israel critique
Senator Adlai Stevenson defended the 8 billion dollar Mideast arms sale to Egypt Israel and Saudi Arabia despite pressure from Jewish groups. He criticized Israel's Begin government and Lebanon invasion while affirming U.S. support for Israel but denying an obligation to arm it unconditionally.
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Menacham Begin
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America
Begin
U.S
Charles Percy
Chicago
Percy
Israel regrets US Mideast jet sale amid Arab reactions
The Senate backed a 400 million dollar package delivering F 5E jets to Egypt and Saudi Arabia, drawing Israeli regret and Egyptian praise. Prime Minister Begin warned of security negatives while Egyptian Foreign Minister Kamel hailed U.S. sincerity for a peaceful Arab Israeli settlement.
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Israel Today
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Mideast
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Saudi Arabia
Israel
Menachem Begin
Tel Aviv
Defense and Foreign Affairs Committee
Mideast States
U.S
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Anwar Sadat
Begin
Washington
Ezer Weizman
Maariv
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Oil lobbyist claims DOE gave advance drafts to industry
An American Petroleum Institute lobbyist says he frequently received advance drafts of DOE regulatory proposals, aiding industry input before public release. The memo cites 17 instances of inside access, prompting calls for investigation and sparking debate over DOE decision making and credibility.
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Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
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Public Citizen Organization
Kennedy
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Public Citi
Zen
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James Schlesinger
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David Bardin
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Burger urges trial internship to fix courtroom incompetence
Chief Justice Warren Burger called for a legal internship trial to improve courtroom advocacy. He urged at least three law schools to run pilot programs where third year students serve as full-year interns, gaining hands on litigation experience to strengthen the law profession.
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Drama Lessons As Courtroom Aid Drama Lessons As Courtroom Aid
Chicago dramatist Joseph Guastaferro, 34, a DePaul University Goodman School of Drama teacher, offers private acting lessons to about 15 attorneys. He says many lawyers lack diction and presence and urges use of physical movement to improve courtroom performance.
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Chicago
Joseph Guastaferro
DePaul University
Goodman School of Drama
Guastaferro
Labor defends plan to limit carcinogens
The Labor Department defends its sweeping plan to regulate all potential cancer-causing chemicals on American job sites. OSHA chief witnesses say past rule making was slow and inconsistent while hearings attract wide interest. The proposal aims to set a systematic process to identify and regulate hazardous agents, replacing a case by case approach.
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Labor Department
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Grover C. Wrenn
OSHA
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