Israelis weigh Sinai pact as Rabin Kissinger talks loom
Israeli cabinet delays a Sinai withdrawal decision awaiting Washington clarification. The discussions center on a three year pact with Egypt plus an eight month transition, with key disputes over withdrawal lines, early warning systems, US aid guarantees, oil-supply assurances, and protection of two strategic Sinai passes.
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Navy officer says he helped train assassins
London Sunday Times quotes U S Navy psychologist Lt Cmdr Narut saying convicts trained as political killers were placed in American embassies. Pentagon officials deny involvement while Narut describes combat readiness drills, selection from military prisons, and indoctrination through gruesome films to desensitize trainees.
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Senate to probe oil firms over rising gasoline prices
The Senate will hold hearings to determine if oil companies cut refinery output to push gasoline prices higher. Officials forecast summer gas prices rising 3 to 5 cents, with regional variation. Ralph Nader accuses firms of price manipulation and windfall profits amid claims dealers stay open 24 hours to boost sales.
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Oklahoma senator claims Berbera hosts Soviet facility
Sen. Dewey Bartlett says defense chief Schlesinger confirmed a Soviet presence at Berbera Somalia. He distinguishes a missile handling and refueling site from a missile launching base observed during a three day Indian Ocean visit. Schlesinger testified to Congress of Soviet aims to establish new facilities aiding naval and air activities.
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Area Weather Preview Mostly Fair Through Tuesday
The forecast calls for mostly fair and warm conditions through Tuesday. Today's outlook lists high near 85 and low around 48 with a calm pattern noted on the weather map in Page 2.
Sunday shooting claims life of Konrad Waananen in Butte
Butte resident Konrad King Waananen, 27, was shot in the head while sitting in a car outside 13 West Daly. He died at the scene. Marshall Coladonato, 25, is in custody. an inquest is planned. Eyewitness Jerry Curwood was briefly jailed. weapon sought near the scene. Waananen, born December 30, 1947 in New Mexico, was a miner for Anaconda Co. Surviving family members are listed. Services set for Wednesday at Duggan Merrill Dolan Mortuary. Body to be sent to Hillcrest Lawn Memorial in Great Falls.
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Rowdy Independence Day crowds hit Montana towns
Unruly Independence Day crowds in Montana towns caused property damage and multiple arrests. In Bigfork police arrested three after a 400 strong downtown crowd gathered. Red Lodge and West Yellowstone saw arrests as about 500 people moved through the area. windows shattered and vehicles damaged. Sheriff Onstad mobilized deputies and outside agencies to restore order amid reports of looting and bottle throwing.
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Federal highway program expands amid recession actions
The federal highway building program is rising about 70 percent from December plans as Ford administration and Congress release unspent funds. The move, spurred by recession responses, increases total highway spending from 4.6 to 7.8 billion with 125,000 jobs tied to each extra billion, amid Senate deferral overturn and public works debate.
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