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U.IM. demands Israel rescind Golan Heights action

c. 1981 N.Y. Times UNITED NATIONS - The Security Council voted unanimously Thursday night for a resolution calling Israel's annexation of the Golan Heights illegal and threatening to take "appropriate measures" if the decision was not reversed. The resolution, drafted by Syria, which lost the heights in the 1967 Middle East War, did not directly condemn Israel for the annexation. Western diplomats said this enabled the United States to avoid using its veto. The council did, however, declare that Israel's annexation was “null and void" and “without international legal effect," and it demanded that Israel rescind its action "forthwith.” The vote came after the meeting was delayed for more than four hours as the United States sought changes in the draft resolution. The United States insisted

Legislative goals Attorney-general suggests bills covering wastes, fraud, criminal justice

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Attorney General Linlev E. Pearson has suggested 12 proposals for state laws, including plans that would require public disclosure from professional fundraisers soliciting for charity and give subpoena power to the attorney general. “Of course not all of the legislation will pass, but I think there are many things here that are important and do not have a great deal of fiscal impact on the state,” Pearson told a Statehouse news conference Thursday. He said the proposals were divided into four basic areas: hazardous waste, businesseconomic fraud, criminal justice and miscellaneous. “These are recommendations. I’m not saying this is the way it’s going to be,” he

Fell out of night depository

School grateful for return of SIB,OOO

(c) 1981 Chicago Sun-Times CHICAGO —Spider Dan and Superman, beware! The students of Summit School for Exceptional Children have a new hero East Dundee restaurant owner Pierre George Cabuzel. To earn this honor, Cabuzel did not scale the highest peaks of a salmon mousse or stop a speeding crepe with his bare hands. He simply found a bag containing SIB,OOO belonging to the school and turned it over to the police. “It was nothing,” Cabuzel, owner of the suburban restaurant, said Thursday. Ruth Tofanelli, executive director of the school, said the money was raised Saturday night at an auction of donated items ranging from “art work the children did to a mink coat, a diamond ring and everything in between. ’’ After the auction, a school official took the money, raised to

Italian terrorists kidnap U.S. officer

VERONA, Italy (AP) - In the first political kidnapping of an American in Italy, four men believed to be members of the Red Brigades carried an Army officer from his fifth-floor apartment after knocking him out and tying up his wife with chains and adhesive tape. . . “This is the Red Brigades,” an anonymous telephone caller told ANSA, the Italian news ’.agency. “We have kidnapped ; Brig. Gen. James Dozier in ’’Verona, Via Lungo Adige 5. A ; communique will follow.” I But hours passed and there ’ was no further word, t The police said they believed 'the claim that the abduction 'was the work of Italy’s most 'feared urban guerrillas, the 'terrorist organization that kidrnapped and murdered former r Premier Aldo Moro. ' Dozier, 50, is the second U.S. Army official in southern Europe. He 'has been stationed at the NATO

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that the text include a reference to Security Council Resolution 338, which was adopted after the 1973 Middle East War The resolution referred to an earlier one. Resolution 242, which called for Israel’s withdrawal from territories occupied in the

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base here since June 1980. “Four men armed and described as plumbers entered his home and after having struck the general, immobilized his wife with chains and adhesive tape and then fled with the hostage presumably locked in a trunk,” a statement released by the NATO base said. It said the kidnappers also took a stack of documents from Dozier’s library. Police sources said Mrs. Dozier. 47, opened the door to the men who said they were

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1967 war and supported the right of "every state” in the Middle East to live within secure boundaries. Syria objected to this implicit recognition of Israel’s right to exist. But eager to gain American

But no sanctions likely

U.S. also may oppose Israel, Lugarsays

WASHINGTON (AP) The United States may support a United Nations resolution condemning Israel for its annexation of the Golan Heights, Sen. Richard G. Lugar, R-Ind., says. It would be to show “our anxiety and our unhappiness about the precipitous action that was taken," Lugar said Thursday. But he said he is confident the U.S. will not support sanctions against Israel. “I have a great deal of concern. Whenever Israel acts without consultations with us, we have additional problems. And I think those problems have been explained to Prime Minister (Menachem) Begin and quite appropriately,” the Indiana Republican said. “It just won’t work for us to have this relationship and at times of important moves by Israel there is no notification.” He said he understands Begin’s conviction that he has the

mittee and amendment process on the floor of the House and Senate before passage. Pearson said he has sponsors for all but one proposal, and he thinks the chance of passage for most measures is fairly good. Professional fundraisers soliticiting contributions from the public would be required to register with the attorney general’s Consumer Protection Division to provide publicly available information about who is raising the money and how much will be spent for fund-raising and for charity under another of Pearson’s proposals. “It’s just a disclosure bill,” and charities would only be affected if they use a third party or professional fundraiser, Pearson said. He said he believes the “civil

pay expenses not covered by state or private contributions, to the First Bank of Dundee, in West Dundee, and put it into the night depository. But when Cabuzel went to the same depository at about 2 a.m., he said the bag “fell out” of the chute. He said he tried to put it back in, but it was “too big.” Cabuzel, a naturalized U.S. citizen born in France, took the money to the East Dundee Police Station, which is near his home. He declined to leave it with the police when he learned the chief wasn’t in. Instead, he turned the money in to West Dundee Police Chief Allan J. DeMien on Monday. Summit School, serving 150 pupils ranging from those who are gifted to those with learning disabilities, presented Cabuzel with a glass pitcher Thursday. “It’s very nice,” he said. “We’re very fortunate,” added Tofanelli.

sent to fix a leak in the apartment immediately below. They hit the general in the head with a pistol butt when he resisted them, then stuffed him into a trunk that they loaded onto a blue Fiat van with a Milan license plate. The van was found abandoned on the outskirts of this northeastern city 60 miles west of Venice. In Washington, the State Department convened a working group of experts to monitor developments. White

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support, the Syrian delegation came up with a counterproposal that referred instead to “relevant Security Council resolutions.” After a flurry of phone calls to Washington and Damascus, the proposal was accepted by the United States.

investigative demand” which gives subpoena power to the attorney general in civil investigations is probably the most important proposal for his office because it would save time and money. Under the proposal, which Pearson says is already law in 38 states, the attorney general could require a person or company to give oral or written statements and produce documents or seek a protective court order. Fifth amendment rights would be protected. Pearson wants to eliminate the two-year time limit to prosecute under the deceptive sales act. However, he is proposing that inmates or anyone filing civil rights suits must file within two years of the action prompting the suit. Current law makes a

House deputy press secretary Peter Roussel said President Ronald Reagan, told of the kidnapping, “expressed concern and asked that he be kept informed.” Dozier, of Arcadia, Fla., is deputy chief of staff for logistics and administration for allied land forces in southern Europe. A veteran of more than 25 years of Army service, he fought in Vietnam with an armored cavalry regiment, won the Silver Star for valor .

The draft resolution also called for the council to meet again no later than Jan. 5 to consider “appropriate measures” if Israel failed to comply. Council members said these could include a cutoff in trade.

right of independent action in matters he thinks important to Israel’s security and that Israel and the United States "may not always be on the same wave length.” “But it simply won’t work out, given the nature of our alliance and the precarious problems facing the Camp David peace process and the Middle East,” he said. Lugar spoke with reporters at the State Department as he arrived for a luncheon meeting with Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr. Begin pushed legislation through the Israeli parliament formally making the contested Golan Heights a part of Israel. The measure provided that the law, jurisdiction and administration of Israel will be applied to the Golan Heights. The area has been occupied by Israel since it was captured from Syria during the 1967 Arab-Israeli war.

case by case determination for filing limits. A separate proposal is that the statute of limitations applies to inmates filing suit while they serve time in prison. Currently, the clock stops running while they are in prison, and they can file suit when getting out. Another measure would make violation of hazardous waste laws a class D felony, carrying a penalty of 2-4 years in prison and a $50,000 fine for each day of violation. By changing the-penalty from a misdemeanor to a felony, the attorney general would be able to extradite violators. Other proposals would: —Specify that convicts who violate bail or probation may be extradited. —Streamline the procedure

Strike settlement ends garbage crisis

c. 1981 N.Y. Times NEW YORK Private trash collectors and (heir striking workers reached agreement early Thursday on a new contract and ended a 17-day strike that had left New York City cluttered with piles of garbage. The agreement calls for $Bl a week in pay increases over three years, $3 more a week toward insurance benefits and two more sick days added to the present four a year. The employers estimated the additional sick days to be worth $6 a week. That brought the overall package to an increase of S9O a week. Moving quickly after ratifying the contract by an overwhelming margin in midafternoon, members of Local 813 of the teamsters’ union began to man the big private sanitation trucks and to start a massive city cleanup of more than

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The Syrians, eager to avert a United States veto, had agreed to other American changes. One of them substituted the word “appropriate” for “necessary” to describe the “measures” that the council might take if Israel held on to the heights.

for transporting inmates from another state to testify in Indiana. —Allow the attorney general to recover civil penalties, costs and attorneys’ fees for antitrust violations, instead of recovering only criminal penalties or injunctive relief. —Specify that unauthorized repair by a business is a deceptive act. Require home improvement contractors to file financial statements about their financial condition and permanent address, to avoid defrauding consumers by obtaining a mortgage agreement through deceptive means and subsequently foreclosing on the house.

100,000 tons of garbage and rubbish that had accumulated on sidewalks, in alleys and in other storage areas during the strike. Salvatore Spinelli, the chief negotiator for the carting companies, said even before the ratification vote that the employers would join hands in cleaning up the city in five days’ time. “That’s our Christmas present to the city,” he said.

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