Labor to Fight Begin as Israel Histadrut Picks Delegates
In Tel Aviv the Labor party retained control of Histadrut and vowed to oppose Prime Minister Menahem Begin as he seeks conservative policies. Early results from a third of votes show Labor around 52 percent, Begin 30 percent, and the Democratic Movement for Change gaining ground, signaling shifts within Israel's labor federation.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Labor
Histadrut
Menahem Begin
Begin
Likud
New Democratic Movement For Change
Brezhnev warns as arms race worsens during Paris visit
Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev ends a three day visit to France with a warning that the arms race is escalating and new massive destruction systems threaten world peace. At a banquet at the Elysee Palace he urged action to end the arms race and said the USSR will do its part, urging France to follow suit.
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Paris
Leonid Brezhnev
France
Brezhnev
Valery Giscard d'Estaing
Elysee Palace
Soviet Union
New York State Mail Subscription Rates Announced
The notice lists advance payment pricing for daily, weekly, and Sunday issues across New York and outside states. It shows various plan options by duration, with paper costs, postage charges, and totals, including weekly and monthly rates for both local and out of state subscriptions.
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New York State
Lyr &Mo
Inia Tmo
Tyr
Imo
EPA readies action against polluters over water cleanup
The EPA plans enforcement against about 300 industries and 100 municipalities missing the July 1 1977 deadline to install best practicable cleanup methods and secondary treatment. Most of 4000 major polluters have complied, while fines could reach up to 10000 dollars per day in a bid to accelerate progress.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Thomas C. Jorling
Jorling
Ford faces pollution clash over Lake Erie dumping
In Cincinnati, a federal appeals court weighs whether a federal agency can override Michigan over Ford Motors plan to dump metals into Lake Erie from Monroe plant. Ford would release diluted effluent from thousands of gallons pumped from the lake into the Raisin River before entering the lake. EPA lawyer Patrick Molloy argues that dilution is not the solution to pollution.
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Cincinnati
State of
Michigan
Ford Motor Co
Lake Erie
Ford
Monroe
Mich
Detroit
Raisin River
Patrick Molloy
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Tobacco distributors back plan to cut taxes for revenue gain
Wholesale Tobacco Distributors Inc and 36 members pledged to escrow a penny per pack, totaling 12 million dollars annually, to back a proposal to drop city cigarette levy from 8 cents and reduce state tax from 15 to 14 cents, arguing current taxes fuel bootlegging and tax evasion.
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New York
UPI
Wholesale Tobacco Distributors Inc
Underworld
The Bank Key Card Ad Promises Cash on Demand
An old style credit card promotion touts the Bank Key Card as the Un-Credit Card that lets First Trust checking customers access funds anytime. It emphasizes cash access, purchases, deposits, and a private password system, promising confidentiality and record keeping.
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Convenient Bank
First Trust
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Jerusalem
Dayan
Doyle Keewer
Solo
Athenian
Botinkas
Salina
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