Weizman to Press Substantial Gains as Talks Resume
Israeli Defense Minister Ezer Weizman said the Cairo talks with Egyptian War Minister Mohamed Abdel Ghany Gamassy aim for substantial results rather than mere talk. U.S. officials, including Alfred Atherton, discuss a draft peace principles in Cairo while Arab delegates meet in Algiers amid stalled negotiations over Sinai sovereignty and settlements.
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Cairo
Egypt
Ezer Weizman
Mohamed Abdel Ghany Gamassy Weizman
U.S
Alfred Atherton
Mohammed Kamel
Anwar Sadat
Algiers
Weizman-Gamassy
Israel
Sinai
Jerusalem
Moshe Dayan
Atherton
Shoppers Arrive On Skis As Stores Face Shortages
Ohio residents cope five days after a historic blizzard. Stores report beer bread and milk shortages while shoppers arrive on skis or with sleds. Farmers warn cattle lack water and milking due to power outages. Officials warn farm losses may top 60 million. Delivery trucks stalled in heavy drifts across the Midwest.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Midwest
Dash Favored to Replace Marston as U.S. Attorney
The panel of lawyers recommends Samuel Dash to succeed ousted U S Attorney David W Marston of Philadelphia. Attorney General Griffin Bell starts interviewing the five candidates, with Dash, Georgetown Law Center professor and former Philadelphia district attorney, first in line for Bell.
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Washington
Samuel Dash
Senate Watergate Committee
U.S
David W. Marston
Philadelphia
Griffin Bell
Dash
Georgetown University Law Center
Bell
Ontario to Probe Fox Forgery Confession
Ontario's attorney general ordered a government lawyer and a police officer to interview former federal Solicitor General Francis Fox about his confession of forging a document to help an abortion for a married woman he had an affair with. The probe, led by Roy McMurtry, targets possible prosecution. Fox, 38, was a Quebec MP and the cabinet's youngest member, overseeing the RCMP and prisons, with scrutiny over prior spy activity.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Francis Fox
Fox
Pere ” Y
Pierre Iottau
Roy McMurtry
Commons
Quebec
Montreal
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Federal
National Parole Board
Carter Cuts Nicaragua Military Aid Amid Human Rights Review
President Carter uses a 1976 law to limit military aid to Nicaragua while preserving aid to South Korea the Philippines and Indonesia. The country plan for the $5.2 billion budget goes to Congress in February with Nicaragua receiving 25 700 in flat grants plus 400 000 for training the military and police.
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Washington
Carter
Nicaragua
South Korea
Philippines
Indonesia
State Department
U.S
Congress
Southern Natural Gas seeks 118 million annual rate hike
Southern Natural Gas Co. said it will ask the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for a rate increase totaling about 118 million dollars per year. The pipeline serves six states and cites higher gas supply costs, capital investments, and increased operating and transportation costs as justification.
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Birmingham
Ala
Southern Natural Gas Co
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Pipeline
Southern Natural
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Carter weighs path after presidency future reporter says may become missionary
President Carter said at a news conference he has not decided his post presidency path but may pursue Baptist missionary work expanding the church mission program. He had previously reportedly told a church colleague he planned to go into missionary work.
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Washington
Carter
Baptists
Shaw
Experts foresee Russian flu epidemic and vaccine issues
A panel warns a Russian flu epidemic may spread in the U S this winter or next with a vaccine 70 to 90 percent effective. They urge prioritizing disabled children and older adults, discuss government liability, and suggest subsidies over state buys, with vaccine timing potentially after December.
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Washington
United States
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Ivan Bennett Jr
New York University Medical Center
Fire Ravages Loew's Grand Theater and Adjacent Office Building
Flames ripped through the Loew's Grand Theater in Atlanta destroying most of the top three floors of the 86 year old building and damaging the Continental Insurance Building next door. Eight firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation after four hours of effort. Dr Richard Freeman and office manager Tracy Walker escaped via a ladder from the sixth floor. The theater had closed last year for lack of business and faces an uncertain future.
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Atlanta
Hollywood
Loew
Grand Theater
Loew's
Continental Insurance
Loew's Grand
Richard Freeman
Tracy Walker
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