Intelligence probe ends and beginnings in Senate panel debate
The Senate Intelligence Committee released a 296 page report detailing domestic spying abuses by the FBI NSA and CIA and urged a strong watchdog panel. Mondale warned that without a permanent panel the investigation's work would be lost, while Senate rules stripped budget and legislative powers from the proposed watchdog.
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Ford keeps heat on Reagan but won’t rule him as VP
President Ford refrains from ruling out Ronald Reagan as a possible running mate while criticizing Reagan on national security. Ford says a nomination in Kansas City will shape any VP choice and notes no realies in the Oval Office as he keeps Texas and May primary in focus.
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Reagan campaigns for Dixie delegates in Alabama and Georgia
Ronald Reagan renewed his drive for Southern delegates, defending military spending and Minuteman missiles. He criticized Ford over defense policy while touring Albany Columbus Huntsville and Atlanta ahead of Georgia's May 4 primary and Alabama events. Ford countered by urging funds for missile production as Rumsfeld testified.
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Bomb Kills Two in Mea Shearim Jerusalem
A time bomb planted by Arab guerrillas exploded while a policeman expert handled it in central Jerusalem's Mea Shearim area. One officer died and another was nearby. four other policemen were wounded but not seriously. The device contained explosives nails and mortar with a clock and bulb. The incident followed ongoing Israeli security reports of casualties since April 1975.
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Court shows mixed results for consumer class actions
Consumers face limits on class actions as courts restrict collective suits. High costs may force individual claims, while arbitration networks run by the Better Business Bureau offer a faster, cheaper path with about 43 days to an outcome and a split of decisions favoring individuals or businesses.
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Self guided tours begin at the U S Capitol in D C
The Capitol shifts from live guided tours to self guided visits with a nine stop walking route. Guides remain available in rotunda areas to assist. A trial set up provides free brochures and allows visitors to explore at their own pace, while a three member panel reviews the program after three days.
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Lebanon election sparks Moslem clash risk in Beirut
In Beirut a deadly surge of fighting edges toward a potential Moslem Muslim-Christian clash as factions threaten to use force to halt or influence the presidential vote. Reports say hundreds killed or wounded per day amid civil war conditions, with Syria perceived as backing Muslim factions and pressing for power shifts.
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Lottery roundup results and numbers from Wednesday draw
NAL TIMURE Al Trewon Min reports Wednesday state lottery results. Each game shows six digit or five digit numbers with payouts and prize structure. Readers are encouraged to verify exact draw outcomes and matching numbers against official records.
U S Aid Plan Seeks 20 Million for Lebanon Relief
The State Department recommends a modest 20 million dollars for Lebanon relief at the start of a wider reconstruction effort. The money could go to the United Nations for a 50 million plan led by UN Secretary General Kurt Waldheim, with White House and Congress awaiting action.
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