Israel Pressured to Halt Lebanese Attacks Amid War Rhetoric
The United States and Egypt urged Israel to stop attacks on Palestinians in Lebanon as Prime Minister Begin vowed to continue the war against terrorists. U S officials reported talks with Israeli leaders in Jerusalem while Egypt pressed for firm intervention to curb the strikes. Meanwhile Egypt faces expulsion from a 42 nation Islamic movement over its peace treaty with Israel, with Fez talks debating East Jerusalem and Islamic shrines.
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Syria
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Fate of Nuclear Power Hangs in Doubt Udall Says
Washington AP Udall and 14 House members toured Three Mile Island after the March accident. He called the fate of nuclear power doubtful and said four months of hearings will precede House Interior Committee votes on nuclear energy.
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Revised plan for gasoline rationing faces tight Senate vote
Congressional energy leaders say President Carter's revised rationing plan has a better chance than the first version but votes could be very close. Jackson and Dingell endorse changes and expect a tough House fight while noting the plan aims to gain broader support.
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Dingell
Congress
West
Russell B. Long
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Long
Senate Finance Committee
Barred By Judge For William Pike Case
Four remaining charges against William Pike were barred from prosecution by Prince Georges County Circuit Court Judge William McCullough citing double jeopardy and collateral estoppel. Pike, former Frederick County director of parks and recreation, faced a 10 count indictment related to abduction and weapons charges arising from an incident with a College Park barmaid. The jury convicted him only of transporting a handgun and acquitted on the handgun use in a felony, with several charges dismissed or unresolved. The state appealed or sought retrial on kidnapping, but the court barred further prosecution on the remaining counts.
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Judge Rules Radar Evidence Not Reliable in Miami Case
A Dade County judge ruled radar speed measurements unreliable for court use in a case involving 80 accused speeders. Dale Smith Jr of Fuzzbusters questioned radar validity while State Attorney Janet Reno considered an appeal. The decision could affect Florida and beyond if upheld.
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Winchester Firefighters Rescue Second Story Occupant
Winchester firemen responded to a morning blaze and performed a second story rescue. Details and photo available on the Area News page.
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