Begin Survives Votes Amid West Bank Settlement Clash
Israel's Prime Minister Menachem Begin faces initial no confidence votes amid Dayan resignation and a Supreme Court ruling ordering Elon Moreh dismantling. Dayan vows to back the government while criticizing West Bank policy. Court ruling challenges land seizures for settlements.
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Morgan Guaranty Boosts Prime Rate to 15 Percent
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. raised its prime lending rate to a record 15 percent effective immediately, becoming the first major bank to move the rate since banks in the prior weeks increased their lending rate to 14.5 percent for top borrowers. The bank cited fund costs and demand for business loans in explaining the elevation.
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Candidates meet Warren County students at Warren High School
State Senate and General Assembly hopefuls spoke to Warren County High School students yesterday. Details and photo appear on the Area News page. Our Town feature this week surveys area residents for surprising results. Indian Summer noted as a brief interlude in the cooling season.
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Finance Committee Questions Sheriff Mauck Administration
Frederick County Finance Committee questions raised by Thomas Rosenberger accuse Sheriff Carroll Mauck of mismanagement and waste. The memo cites unaccounted money and long distance calls to Shenandoah County and a private home line, with calls allegedly for personal use. The committee seeks a meeting or written reply to address concerns about department supervision and assigned risk policy.
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Bishop Executed for 1977 Vegas Killing Sparks Murder Hoax Claims
Nevada authorities say a claim of 18 additional murders by Jesse Bishop died with him. His family and an older brother call the report a hoax while police note Bishop refused to lead to graves. A judge and detective recount Bishop's vague, self proven recollections of killings. An allied scene shows an armed demonstrator amid anti government protests with casualties reported.
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Michigan approves medical marijuana after cancer patient dies
Keith Nutt, 23, publicly urged legalization as he battled cancer and used marijuana to ease treatment side effects. Michigan’s law took effect hours after his death, with Lt. Gov. Brickley signing the bill in Milliken’s absence. Debra Negen and Rep. Monsma led efforts amid bipartisan support.
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Shah Is Hospitalized For Extensive Medical Examinations
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, Iran's deposed ruler, is in New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center for extensive medical examinations for an undisclosed ailment. An adviser said he is resting in a three room suite under tight security while tests begin with no diagnosis yet.
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Appeal for Protection as Federal Harassment Hearings Open
Former Justice Department employee Dianne Rennay Williams appeals to Congress for protection of federal workers facing sexual harassment. House subcommittee chair James Hanley cites harassment as widespread in government and urges steps by the Office of Personnel Management. Williams' case heads toward a new trial amid deliberations on policy safeguards.
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