Rabin Resignation Shakes Israeli Politics and Peace Efforts
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin resigned triggering political uncertainty and likely delaying early resumed peace talks with Arab states. The move aimed to avoid a Likud no confidence vote and to push general elections to May 1977, with Rabin to lead a caretaker government.
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Daily Lyric Subscription Prices and Postage Rates
A listing shows pricing for daily and Sunday newspapers with multiple subscription periods, including six months three months and one month. It breaks out paper costs postage and totals with regional differences for outside New York State deliveries.
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Lincoln Memorial to host inaugural week events
The schedule adds the world’s biggest square dance and a multi faith prayer service at the Lincoln Memorial. Rev Martin Luther King Sr will lead the early morning prayer on Inauguration Day January 20 at the site of his son’s historic speech. The square dance on January 21 is free to the public on a first come basis.
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Washington
Business to fight job pregnancy benefit rule
Albany business lobby plans legislative push to overturn a Court of Appeals ruling that requires pregnancy disability coverage for all New York workers. The decision extends to private employers, potentially adding costs but a federal study says the impact is minimal. The cases involved American Airlines, Brooklyn Union Gas, and Cronse-Irving Memorial Hospital.
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New York State
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State Chamber of Commerce
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Syracuse
U S Approves DDT Sale to Cambodia for Malaria Fight
The State Department approves a 450000 dollar DDT sale to Cambodia for malaria control. This marks the first U S export allowed since the 1975 coup. Bank of America reports the occasion.
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Thailand
U.S. State Department
Cambodia
U.S
Bank of America
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