Saudi Arabia denies secret plan to base U S forces
The Defense Department dismissed a Washington Post report claiming a secret plan to build bases in Saudi Arabia for U S forces and a sophisticated command network. The Post cited internal papers and sources. officials called the claim unfounded and partisan.
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Begin rejects Saudi plan in Knesset address
Prime Minister Begin dismissed Crown Prince Fahd's Saudi proposals during a Knesset reading, saying Israel would not return to pre 1967 borders and would defend East Jerusalem as its capital. He defended Jewish settlement as an irrevocable right and questioned European and American support for the plan. A Labor spokesman said a delegation to explain Israel's stance would be possible only after broader issues are agreed.
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Hussein seeks Arab unity and arms leverage during Washington visit
Hussein aims to garner support for Arab rights while presenting his case in Washington. He plans to attend the Arab summit with favorable news, as Reagan urges joint efforts to counter Soviet influence. Hussein meets Haig Weinberger and lawmakers, signaling possible U S arms sales despite Soviet alternatives.
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Mousavi Keeps Foreign Minister Post in New Turkish Cabinet
Ankara reports Prime Minister Mir Hossein Mousavi presented a 21 member Cabinet to parliament and retained the foreign minister post for himself. The move keeps Mousavi at the helm of Turkey's government and signals continuity in diplomacy as parliament reviews the lineup.
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High court weighs juvenile execution case from Oklahoma
UPI reports the Supreme Court weighs applying the death penalty to juveniles in the Monty Lee Eddings case. The 16 year old shot Trooper Larry Crabtree in 1977 on Interstate 44 after a high speed chase. Prosecutors and defense argued before the court as 17 other young inmates on death row face uncertain futures.
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Pheasants thrive with spring rain but decline in wet years
A Lake Plains study from 1960 to 1981 finds strong links between spring rainfall and pheasant populations, with dry years boosting numbers in the 1960s and wet springs from the early 1970s leading to declines. Winter weather, renesting behavior, and shifts in agricultural practices also shape nesting success and range classifications, while pesticides show no direct link to mortality or clutch size. Preliminary 1981 surveys suggest nest and chick numbers rose for a second straight year.
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Olesen to Visit United States for Haig Talks
Danish Foreign Minister Kjeld Olesen will visit the United States November 9 and 10 as a guest of Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr. the foreign ministry announced today.
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