No Breakthrough Seen Between Sadat Begin at Camp David
The sixth day of the Camp David summit shows slow progress with no formal breakthrough on key Israel Egypt disputes. Carter Sadat and Begin met at Gettysburg again while Weizman urged patience as the leaders push toward a possible midweek continuation.
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Gas Bill Heads to Senate Debate Amid Split Support
Washington AP The gas pricing compromise faces Senate debate with no clear majority. Administration and foes—an unusual liberal conservative coalition—push uncommitted senators as cost estimates range from under 5 billion to up to 41 billion through 1985. The measure would lift price controls on new gas by 1985 and allow gradual increases.
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Derailment Kills Three In Ohio House Crash
A Conrail freight train derailed and crashed into a two story house in Miamisburg killing two women and a four week old baby. Seven others were injured as cars piled into the rubble and inside the house. Victims identified as Michael Joseph Call, 4 weeks, and Kathy Barkalow, 17, of Miamisburg along with Linda Hamerick, 26, of Germantown.
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