Begin Makes Rounds in Washington and New York
Israeli Prime Minister gestures with Sen Hubert Humphrey during a Washington meeting. He hugs Barbara Walters at a reception hosted by Israeli Ambassador Simcha Dinitz. He then left for New York after talks with President Carter and a meeting with former President Gerald Ford on Middle East peace negotiations.
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Washington
Begin
Barbara Walters
Simcha Dinitz
New York
Carter
Gerald Ford
Middle East
Cairo delegates report progress at peace conference
Egyptian and Israeli delegations issued a joint briefing reporting progress in their second meeting while noting major differences remain. A three member committee on the agenda will meet again tomorrow as the conference adjourns to Wednesday. Pattir plans a visit to Mir Abul Kom.
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Jim Anderson
Cairo
UPI
Dan Pattir
Sadat
Nile Delta
Mir Abul Kom
Begin to Visit Egypt for Talks with Sadat
Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin announced he and his wife will travel to Egypt Sunday for talks with President Anwar Sadat. The site was undecided, with reports they could meet in Ismailia, the Suez Canal city where Sadat has a guest house and prayed before his Jerusalem visit last month.
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Menahem Begin
Pattir
Foreign Ministry
Jerusalem
New York
UPI
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Middle East
Suez Canal
Ismailia
Jeusalem
Pakistan arrests 72 Bhutto supporters amid protests
The military government detained 72 demonstrators in Karachi Islamabad and Rawalpindi over weekend in support of former Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. Benazir Bhutto was placed under eight days house arrest after attending the England Pakistan cricket match in Lahore. Nusrat Bhutto was injured by a bottle blow during clashes and is hospitalized.
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Pakistan
Zufikar Ali Bhutto
Karachi
Rawalpindi
Bhutto
Benazir
Lahore
Nusrat
Exploding costs of disability programs threaten funding
Washington report details how disability costs across Social Security disability insurance and Civil Service pensions rise with no end in sight. It cites projected DI payouts of 11.8 billion this year and 26 billion by 1983, notes a nearly depleted trust fund, and outlines how private firms and veterans programs add to the burden. It highlights unemployment, awareness, and shifting claims as drivers, and warns the trust fund could be broke by 2007 without action.
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Washington
Social Security Administration
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Sam Crouch
Baltimore
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Ullman Hints SS Tax Flaw Slows to Younger Workers
Rep. A Ullman chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee says the Social Security bill’s steepest tax boosts may not hit young workers soon. He plans a review of tax increases and to move quickly toward a new revenue mechanism within five years. The measure, approved 189 to 163 in the House, would raise $227 billion over a decade, with major hikes late in the period.
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Washington
A. Ullman
Ullman
House
Ways and Means Committee
Committee On Ways and Means
Carter
Ultman
Senate
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