Carter strategy on Geneva peace conference faces risk
The United States may back a Geneva peace conference with the Soviet Union based on Palestinian self determination. Israel fears a Palestinian homeland and may reject talks if the plan seems to barter Israeli territory. Carter hopes even handed policy yields progress, but critics warn of weakened US-Israel ties and stalled negotiations.
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Geneva Peace Conference
Israel
Esrael
Jlitsey Carter
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Geneva
FLO
Taide
Middle East
Judge Sirica Ends Watergate Tenure With Light Sentences
In a landmark late decision Judge John J. Sirica reduces the 243- to 8-year terms of John Mitchell John Ehrlichman and Haldeman to one year each. The ruling caps his Watergate tenure and hints at possible senior status with reduced workload. The absence of pending cases marks a final chapter in Sirica’s influential courtroom saga.
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John J. Sirlea
John
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Ohn N. Michell
John D. Ehrlichmman
T. Fr. Hakdeman
Shrlew
Watergate
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Mitchell
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Japanese official resigns after hijacking ransom decision
Tokyo reports say Justice Minister Hajime Fukuda steps down amid the government move to free six imprisoned hijackers in exchange for $6 million. Prime Minister Takeo Fukuda accepted the resignation and named Mitsuo Seloyama to replace him.
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Tokyo
Hajime Fukuda
Takeo Fukuda
Mitsuo Seloyama
Justice
Supreme Court weighs mandatory early retirement case
The Supreme Court considers whether pre 1967 early retirement plans violate age discrimination law. United Airlines faced a 1972 dismissal case by Harris McMann of Alexandria, VA, with past rulings split across circuit courts. McMann argues the plan targets age, while United contends prelaw plans are exempt.
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US. Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
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Francis Mcbtide
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United
Arnold Aikens
IRA style Marxist leader shot on Dublin street
A lone gunman fatally shot Seamus Costello, leader of the Irish Socialist party, in North Strand Dublin as he stepped from a car. The assailant fled, and Costello died on the sidewalk amid ongoing clashes between ISRP and the outlawed IRSP, as factions clash over Northern Ireland strategy.
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Irish Republican Socialist Party
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Irish Republican Armny
INSP
IRA
Northern Ireland
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Dr Fickat
Maryland Daily Lottery Draws Result in Poor Readable Text
A garbled Maryland daily lottery notice lists a Tuesday draw with unclear digits. The fragment mentions Pittsburgh AP and a number 956 but details are unreadable.
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APJ
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Atlanta mayoral vote tests in Cleveland and Albuquerque races
Maynard Jackson, Atlanta’s first black mayor, wins a second term with over 60 percent. Ralph Perk, Cleveland mayor, trails in a nonpartisan primary. Albuquerque’s David Rusk defeats incumbent Harry Kinney, while Albany, Georgia, politics see Gray and Mary Young in a runoff after a federal court redraw.
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Cleveland
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TL Khew
David Rusk
U.S
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Albuquerque
James H. Gray Sr
Mary Young
Young
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Pork
Carl Stokes
Edward Feighan
Dennis Kucinteh
Indian press attacks premature Gandhi arrest impact
Indian newspapers The Indian Express and The Statesman criticized Morari Desai's government for arresting Indira Gandhi before building a solid case. Gandhi, freed by a Delhi magistrate, resumed her campaign against the Janata coalition as debates over emergency rule and political vendetta continue.
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Indira Gandhi
NEW Deli, India
Morari Desai
Indian Express
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Prlme
Janata Party
Congress Party
Gandhi
the Statesman
Garth
Daly Mail City Notices and Ad Rates From 13th Century Style
Fragmented OCR shows Daly Mail masthead with dates and locations in Hagerstown and Wageratown. It lists postal and advertising terms, rates, and a garbled Associated Press credit, indicating weekly advertising copy with shown prices and subscriptions.
Graham defends finances amid Minnesota disclosure lapse
Billy Graham labeled the Minnesota lapse in annuity disclosure a comedy of errors and an oversight by his organization. He said World Evangelism and Christian Involvement will meet with authorities to resolve the filing issue and vows full financial disclosure by year end.
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Billy Graham
Minnesota
Billy Graham Evangelistic Association
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Ney
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Evangelist Association
Better Business Bureau
Bureau
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Fastion
BAE
Christian Invasionment
Wheaton College
Ilingis
Washington
Savalas freed from subpoena in Zamora murder case
In Miami AP report defense attorney Rubin drops bid to compel Telly Savalas to testify in Romy Zamora's murder trial. Judge Baker ruled a psychologist could not testify as expert and a deposition by Savalas was canceled. Zamora and co defendant Darrell Arretta are charged as adults with first degree murder.
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Kojak
Telly Savalas
Romy Zamora Rubin
Savalas
Hyartron Bhy
Trinless
Zamora
Rubin
Paul Baker
Alow Savalas
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