Word: withdrawals
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...March 1970 Resolution allows the CRR to hold closed hearings and admit hearsay evidence. If the CRR finds a student guilty, it may require the student to withdraw. Although the student cannot appeal, the student can ask the committee to rehear the case. In other words, the committee hears appeals on its own decisions...
...Peace Corps volunteer noticed that cooperatives had many similar complaints against the federation and organized a meeting of co-op leaders in the area to exchange ideas. He emphasized to the federation manager that local leaders had met because of an interest in improving the federation, not to withdraw support...
POLITICAL. The U.S. could withdraw its military mission from Saudi Arabia, possibly troubling King Feisal, who has running difficulties with the Iraqis and South Yemenis, but the French would be happy to send a military mission as a replacement. The U.S. could also refuse to sell Saudi Arabia some 30 Phantom jets it has been dickering for. That would only confirm an apparent Saudi decision to buy French-made Mirages instead...
What remained to be settled was the "disengagement and separation of forces" called for in the agreement. Egypt insisted that Israeli troops abide by its interpretation of the ambiguous Kissinger plan and withdraw to the positions they held on Oct. 22-before they surrounded the city of Suez and trapped the Egyptian Third Army. The Israelis maintained that the Oct. 22 lines were uncharted and suggested instead that both sides withdraw to the positions they held before the Yom Kippur War began Oct. 6. To the Egyptians, this would mean the loss of their newly restored position on the east...
Apparently the negotiators were making progress. General Yariv proposed a compromise formula that could lead to a settlement. Under the plan, Israel would withdraw its forces from the west bank entirely, thereby freeing the Egyptian Third Army to retreat to the west bank of the canal. The Egyptians would be permitted to retain a limited force on the east bank, and the Israelis would pull back about six miles eastward into the Sinai. U.N. troops would take up positions between the two sides; Egypt would reopen the Suez Canal, and Israeli shipping would receive free passage through the canal...