Senate votes to limit debate as New Hampshire dispute lingers
The Senate faces a decisive vote on limiting debate over the November New Hampshire election while the House moves to override Ford's expected veto of a housing bill. The debate risks shrinking the July 4 recess as lawmakers clash over whether Wyman or Durkin won the Senate seat.
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Israel offers Egypt land corridor to Sinai oil field
Israel proposes a land corridor from a main withdrawal point to Abu Rudeis oil field in the Sinai Desert to satisfy Egypt’s access demands and remove a hurdle to a peace agreement. Jerusalem confirms limited control around the corridor while the full details remain undisclosed.
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Saudis Launch $17 Billion American Designed Construction Plan
Saudi Arabia has begun a broad $17 billion program to be executed over five to ten years with American firms leading design and engineering for mosques hospitals military facilities and urban projects. Saudi projects will use U.S. products and equipment and align with a five year plan to boost cities in the desert and modernize vast arid regions.
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Sunday Rates and Fees for New York State and Out-of-State
The snippet lists various Sunday rates and fees including amounts like 65, 60, 35, 20, 7, and 42.05 outside New York State. It references terms such as 6Mo 1Mo Mo 1 Wk and values like 500 28 00 1500 400 1 75, plus SunDay MT SO STIS 5 025. The fragment contains partial monetary figures and timeframes without a cohesive context.
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Court to decide on appointment of non-lawyer judges
The Supreme Court agreed to hear an appeal from Kentucky challenger Lonnie North arguing magistrate judges need law degrees. North contends nonlawyer justices in small towns violate due process, citing his own July sentence in Harlan Kentucky.
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Russia and Israel talk renew of diplomatic ties
In Jerusalem Soviet churchmen visit amid signals Moscow seeks renewed diplomatic links with Israel. Armenian Patriarch Vazken I meets Israeli leaders as Metropolitan Philaret predicts large Soviet pilgrim influx. Archbishops Manoodjian and Hovsepian lead US delegation for Armenian Orthodox rites and consecration at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre Armenian section.
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Reds won’t seek posts in Italy after local elections
Paris AP report quotes Enrico Berlinguer, head of Italy’s Communist party, saying no immediate demand for government roles. He states the party will pursue changes in orientation and push for parliamentary action and diverse unifying initiatives through class actions and other moves.
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