Carter backs Begin stance on West Bank and peace ties
President Carter says some Arab leaders told him they would not object to a peace settlement with a U S guarantee of Israel security. He supports Begin's refusal to back Palestinian state on the West Bank and Gaza and notes Begin's right to station troops as a negotiating position.
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Carter
Middle East
U.S
Israel
Menahem Begin
West Bank
Jordan River
Begin
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Gaza Strip
Amman
Jordan
Carter Begins Warsaw Visit Aimed At Broad Friendship
President Carter lands in Warsaw marking his first Soviet bloc trip since backing human rights. Talks with Edward Gierek likely downplay rights to win influence, as Carter appears to address three Polish historic shrines in a gesture of reconciliation.
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Warsaw
Poland
Carter
Soviet Bloc
Kremlin
Communist Party
Edward Gierek
South Carolina Farmer Struck at Columbia Market
A SC farmer was struck by a truck early today at the Columbia Farmers Market. Minutes later several farmers allegedly climbed onto a truck hood and struck a trucker in the face. Sheriff Powell said merchants reported fear but described the area as quiet and promised protections for safe access to businesses.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
Columbia Farmers Market
Richland County
Frank Powell
Powell
Wealthy Columbus Widow Sixth Victim In Serial Slayings
Kathleen Woodruff 74 widow of former University of Georgia coach Kid Woodruff was found dead in her Columbus home. Police say the intruder entered via an unlocked rear window and beat and strangled her, possibly with her scarf, marking the fifth female victim in three months in a quiet west Georgia neighborhood.
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Columbus, Ga
Georgia
Kathleen Woodruff
Woodruff
University of Georgia
George
Woodruff Sr
Columbus
Williams Jennings Bryan Dorn Likely to Run for Governor
A Christmas card from former congressman Williams Jennings Bryan Dorn shows a calendar with June 13 circled, hinting at a gubernatorial bid. Dorn was Democratic nominee in 1974 but lost to Republican James B. Edwards. The piece also notes Clemson fans planning a New Year’s Eve victory party in Jacksonville, with adjustments if results disappoint.
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Williams Jennings Bryan Dorn
Wm. Jennings Bryan Dorn
Dorn
James B. Edwards
Clemson
Jacksonville
Tigers
Parker Hearing Delayed Again by LIN SMITHWICK
A preliminary hearing on charges against Irwin Parker was postponed again in a magistrate court. Judge Lester L Chitty has denied Parker's bid for a venue change amid claims of potential prejudice. The case links Parker to an unlawful building burning and stems from a business split with Earl Glover.
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Lester L Chitty
Irwin Parker
Parker
Chitty
General Sessions Court
Klyde Robinson
Robinson
Franklin D. Beattie
Richard P. Wilson
South Carolina
Wilson
Beattie
Earl Glover
Glover
Attorney General's Office
Riegel Textile Donates to Hopeland Gardens Project
Riegel Textile Corporation funds Hopeland Gardens Touch and Scent Garden with 6000 dollars for five yearly 1000 dollar installments. W.H. Thurlow presents the first tranche to Friends treasurer Thomas F. Maurice as city officials revise the plan to place multiple blind stations and revamp the path surface for accessibility.
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Thomas F. Maurice
Friends of Hopeland Gardens
W.H. Thurlow
Riege Textile
Aiken
Lin Smithwick
Friends of
Hopeland Gardens
Riegel Textile Corporation
Friends Organization
Friends
Thurlow
Maurice
Riegel
City of
Hopeland
Department of the Interior
Roland H. Windham
Windham
Carter Starts 6 Nation Trip Focusing On Energy
President Carter departs Andrews AFB for six nation visits in Poland Iran India Saudi Arabia France and Belgium. He ties the trip to energy policy urging Congress and the public to act, says the journey will test U.S. leadership and human rights commitments. He meets Polish leaders in Warsaw and plans a live news conference in a Communist country.
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Carter
Andrews Air Force Base
Poland
Congress
Iran
India
Saudi Arabia
France
Belgium
Soviet Union
United States
Warsaw
Edward Gierek
Tehran
Jordan
Hussein
Middle East
Valley Men Die in Wreck on Duncan Road Near Clearwater
Two Horse Creek Valley men Charles Durant Koon 48 and Ernest Eugene Carroll 39 were killed instantly when their car struck a tree on Duncan Road four miles east of North Augusta near Clearwater. The driver was Koon of Warrenville and Carroll of Langley. The car reportedly was speeding around a curve before the crash. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by Posey Funeral Home.
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Clearwater
Horse Creek Valley
Duncan Road
North Augusta
S. C Highway Patrol
Charles Durant
Shorty
Koon
Cloudman St
Warrenville
Ernest Eugene Carroll
Cemetery Hill St
Langley
Pearline Koon
Posey Funeral Home
Weather Outlook for Aiken County Warms, Rain Likely
Forecasts predict warmer weather with possible rain for Aiken County. After a low near 17 last night, temperatures will rise only to the 30s tonight, and tomorrow’s high is expected to reach the 50s.
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Aiken County
PLO Jordan Reject Peace Plan Amid Iraqi Opposition
The PLO and Jordan reject Israel backed peace terms promoted by Carter. Iraq is reported ready to join hardline Arab opposition to the talks. A blast near Netanya killed two and wounded two as Palestinian guerrillas claimed responsibility, widening regional tensions.
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Palestine Liberation Organization
Jordan
Israel
Carter
Iraq
Cairo
Jerusalem
Israel Radio
Netanya
Tel Aviv
Popular Democratic Front
Beirut
Middle East
PLO
Mahmoud Labady
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