Sadat seeks to scrap Soviet treaty over arms aid failure
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat asked the People's Assembly to cancel the 1971 Soviet Union friendship treaty, citing Moscow's refusal to supply arms and spare parts, and warned that in 12 to 18 months Egypt’s weapons would be scrap. He drafted the law and deposited it for quick action, signaling a deepening U.S.-Egypt tilt and cooling ties with Moscow.
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Three injured in Oklahoma crash. one dead
An Oklahoma woman, 72, Zella Stewart of Willow, died after a two car collision near NE 24th and Lakeside Drive. Her husband Clinton, 67, was listed in critical condition. Dewight Stewart, 26, and Robert Shackelford, 30, were treated and released. The other car’s driver was not named in the report.
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FDA Seeks Ban on Animal Drugs to Fight Cancer Risks
The FDA plans to revive a 1971 proposal to withdraw four nitrofuran cancer causing drugs from use in poultry and swine. A GAO report, due soon, criticizes a five year delay in action and names nitrofurazone furazolidone nihydrazone and duraltadone as the drugs targeted.
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Congress Fails To Meet Election Panel Deadline
Congress stalls on an election commission bill as the Supreme Court deadline shifts to March 22. The week’s schedule includes debates on DC voting representation and a conference on $125 million for child day care centers, while Ford urges passage of the court-ordered panel change.
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Death in the City after collision near NE 24th and Lakeside
A fatal crash occurred in the city when a vehicle collided with another on NE 24th near Lakeside. Three other people sustained injuries in the same accident.
Beirut faces military pressure as Lebanon coup deepens
In Beirut the army mutiny grows as renegade soldiers seize government buildings and demand President Suleiman Franjieh resign. Brig Aziz Ahdab threatens force if talks fail. Franjieh's palace remains under heavy guard with hundreds of loyalists. The Serai and government offices are occupied as factions clash across Lebanon.
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Nevada Desert Detonation Shakes Las Vegas After Deep Blast
A nuclear device 4,175 feet underground near Mercury Nevada detonated Sunday, 25 to 50 times bigger than Hiroshima. The blast, 500,000 to a million tons of TNT, swayed Las Vegas chandeliers 120 miles away with no reported damage. California Institute of Technology seismologists called it a large test event.
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Connally urges Republicans to break 11th Commandment
Former treasury secretary John Connally calls for GOP candidates to attack rivals and set clear contrasts with Ford and Reagan. He criticizes the 11th Commandment, urges focus on foreign policy, and urges state chairmen to push bold programs while speaking out. Connally spoke during a 21-state meeting at Picosa Ranch.
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