Middle East talks continue amid Sinai limits and East Jerusalem
Beginning proposes troop movement limits in Sinai and calls for East Jerusalem under Arab control. Sadat optimistic about a negotiated settlement. Ismailia summit sets up political and military committees for more talks next month. Dayan reportedly seeks Iranian help to win Jordan’s Hussein, denied by Tehran. Carter to meet shah and Hussein in Tehran. Damascus radio cites a new Arab summit to counter Egypt’s peace bid. Tass criticizes Begin plan as not granting Palestinian rights. Arafat leaves Yugoslavia to rally support for Palestine.
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Carter Plans Diplomacy With Middle East and Poland
President Carter aims to win Jordan's participation in broader peace talks and seeks a meeting with Syria's Hafez Assad to push involvement. Saudi influence remains behind the scenes through wealth. Carter's Warsaw trip from Andrews AFB spans about eight hours and twenty minutes with a Friday meeting set with Edward Gierek to discuss U S Polish economic ties and security.
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President Eyes New Leadership and Economic Push
President Carter declares a shift for new leadership and outlines a 25 billion tax cut plan aimed at easing burdens on Americans. He notes Burns served longer than any predecessor and emphasizes economic stimulation next year while unemployment nears seven percent and inflation eases.
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Rightist Politician Assassinated In Rome
In Rome a neo fascist politician Angela Pistolesi, a candidate for the Italian Social Movement, was shot dead in broad daylight as he prepared to enter a car. A leftist claim of responsibility by Red Brigades followed a string of political violence affecting Italy’s fragile government. A separate attack damaged MSI offices in Rome and Trieste. The events amplify calls for a national emergency government including the Communists to restore order.
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Tragic double shooting leaves one dead and two injured
A Madison County coroner's office spokesman confirms a 38 caliber handgun found at the scene. Investigations indicate a long argument preceded the wife firing once at her husband. In a separate incident on Louise Street, a 45 year old woman and her 17 year old nephew were wounded during a shooting inside a residence. James L. McClendon sustained a single gunshot wound to the side and remained in fair condition at Methodist Hospital. McClendon and his aunt were involved in the incident. the husband Jack McClendon, 56, was arrested and charged with two counts of attempted murder. A third man, Charles E. Pearce, 33, was described in the report with Ne need and other family details. Funeral services for Pearce were announced.
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Forestville
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Westside burglary hits home for $1190 in firearms losses
Anderson police say no solid suspects yet after a Tuesday burglary at Winona Hancock’s home on the west side. Entry was gained by a rear door. thieves lifted a Browning double barreled shotgun, a Marlin lever rifle, two 12 gauge shotguns, a pair of binoculars, and other items from an unlocked cabinet totaling about $1,190. Fingerprints were recovered but few details available as investigations continue.
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Madison Heights band director injured in crash and wife abused
Authorities say Madison Heights High School band director James C. Patton, 40, remains in serious condition at Indiana University Medical Center after a car crash on Ind 67 South in Huntsville. Police report Patton and a passenger were returning to Anderson when his vehicle was struck during a U turn. Earlier, a verbal quarrel at home led to Patton allegedly striking his wife twice.
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Anderson
Farmers Union Yule Dinner Set for Alibi Restaurant
The Madison County Farmers Union holds its Christmas meeting today at the Alibi Restaurant at 14h and Jackson streets. Attendees meet at the cafeteria at 6 15 p m for supper and the meeting to follow featuring a program and gift exchange. All members and friends are invited.
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Ex-Coach's Wife Found Strangled in Columbus Home
In Columbus Georgia Kathleen Woodruff 74 wife of a former University of Georgia football coach was found dead in her bed Wednesday. Kilgore said she was beaten and choked to death. Police note five elderly women have been killed in the Wynnton area in 34 months with four earlier victims found within 1.5 miles of her home. All four were strangled and sexually assaulted using stockings. Woodruff’s case lacks the stocking detail. Police decline to link cases publicly while investigations continue.
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