Vance and Sadat Hold Settlement Talks in Egypt
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat met at Sadat's summer villa in Alexandria to pursue a Middle East settlement. They discussed Palestinian representation at Geneva, possible roles for the PLO, and issues of borders and land returns as Vance tours the region.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Cyrus R. Vance
Anwar Sadat
Carch
Middle East
Sadat
Vance
Mediterranean
Nian
Israel
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
West Bank
Jordan River
U.S
Mideast
Lebanon
Syria
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Victim Dies as Son of Sam Killer Tightens Noose
Stacy Moskowitz died from a .44 caliber shot to the head, becoming the sixth victim in the Son of Sam killings. Police reported 300 officers assigned to the manhunt, with Robert Violante able to aid investigators despite severe injuries. The gunman is described as a white male, 25 to 35, 5 foot 7 to 5 foot 10, with light hair possibly a wig.
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New York
Stacy Moskowitz
Sam
Brooklyn
Kings County Hospital
John Keenan
Miss Moskowitz
Robert Violante
Violante
William Shuchart
Department of Neurosurgery
Neysa
Moskowitz
Keenan
Queens
Bronx
Perseid Meteor Shower Sparks Night Sky Show
The Perseid meteor shower, from the Temple Swift comet debris, will light the night sky August 11 to 13 with about 50 meteors per hour. Observers like Kenneth Franklin and Stew Odenwald note visibility improves away from city lights with no moon to hinder the display.
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New York
Nature
Kenneth Franklin
Hadden Planetarium
Constellation
Perseus
Earth
Temple-Swift
Stew Odenwald
Harvard College Observatory
Massachusetts
Odenwald
Yosemite National Park
Perseid
Kent Said Like Alamo Judge Delays Kent State Gym Case
In Cleveland AP reports the dispute over relocating the $6 million Kent State gym near Blanket Hill continues. Judge Lambros orders further talks on possible government funding to cover added costs, with a progress report due by 1:30 p.m. Wednesday.
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Kent
Alamo
Cleveland
Kent State
U.S. District Court
May 4Th Coalition
U.S. Justice Department
U.S
Thomas D. Lambros
Lambros
Blanket Hill
Pearl Harbor
The
Ohio National Guardsmen
Terry Gilbert
Coalition
Justice Department
Congress
Department of Interior
Gilbert
Stephen T. Parisi
Parisi
Ohio
Kent State Board of Trustees
City Council Tables Pay Raise Proposals For Staff
On Monday night the council tabled pay raise plans for administration personnel. The action suggests the proposals may face a doubtful path ahead as the page notes uncertain prospects.
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City Council
Albany Village Hires Interim Marshal Amid Investigation
Albany village council agreed Monday night to hire an interim marshal while investigations continue into two incidents involving patrolman Ralph Prather. A large turnout of residents supported Prather at the meeting.
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Albany
Ralph Prather
Prather
McARTHUR Road Vacate Petition Heads to County Officials
Vinton County Commissioners must decide the fate of Eagle Two road after residents and a paper firm that uses the route challenge a petition to vacate. The dispute centers on access and use of the road in question.
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McArthur
Vinton County
Nelsonville mayor seeks school funds for water storage project
Mayor Violet Hollenbaugh proposes cutting Nelsonville Public Works funds by 49000 to 366000 and asks Bekronville York Schools to reduce their program spending to finance a new million gallon water storage tank. Sunny and warm today with highs in the low 80s. Tonight partly cloudy with lows 55 to 60 and a 10 percent rain chance. Wednesday, 80 to 85 with a 30 percent rain chance.
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Nelsonville
Violet Hollenbaugh
Bekronville York
Bell Asked To Prove Charges
Washington AP report says Attorney General Griffin Bell is urged to document allegations from unidentified Justice Department sources that former President Nixon received a Teamsters payoff to block Hoffa’s return to union office. Teamsters President Fitzsimmons denies any payment and demands evidence.
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Washington
Griffin Bell
Justice Department
Richard M. Nixon
Teamsters
Jimmy Hoffa
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Bell
Fitzsimmons
Nixon
Hoffa
Nuclear Plant Shutdown Halted By Surveyor Strike
Cincinnati CG&E officials say the Zimmer Nuclear Power Plant at Moscow Ohio halted today due to a surveyor strike. The three-utility project, 75 percent complete, aimed to start production in 1979 as craft numbers fell below required levels to maintain the schedule.
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Cincinnati
Zimmer
Moscow
Ohio
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Cg&e
Rare Republican win on Ohio controlling board noted
In Columbus the Republican minority secured a 3 to 3 vote to block renewing James V. Stanton’s Washington lobbyist contract at 50 000 dollars a year, a move seen as short lived by Senate Finance Chairman Meshel. The meeting touched on board authority, bids, and a delayed capital project funding decision.
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Columbus, Ohio
Senate
Harry Meshell
Youngstown
Board of Regents
James V. Stanton
Cleveland
Washington
Regents
Stanton
Coulter
U.S. Senate
Ohio
Meshel
Congress
Republicn
Rhodes
Paul E. Gillmor
Port Clinton
Stanton Wa
Board
Robert F. Howarth Jr
James A. Rhodes
Waldo Bennett Rose
R-64
Lima
Gillmor
Howarth
Washington Law Firm
Striking Miners Plan Capitol March as Benefit Fight Grows
Southern West Virginia coal miners from UMW districts 17 and 29 join about 60,000 idle workers in a Washington march over cuts to union health funds. Leaders caution restraint as talks with operators fail and miners contemplate broader effects on Appalachian production and royalties.
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Charleston
W.va
Washington
West Virginia
United Mine Workers
Appalachian
UMW
Sam Church
Church
Carter
Congress
Arnold Miller
The
Funds Board of Trustees
Miller
West Virginia Coal Association
Ohio Mines Remain Closed Amid UMW Protests
United Mine Workers District 6 leader predicts little progress in reopening 18 Ohio mines shut by pickets. District 17 plans a Washington march this week over health benefit cuts, while others urge timely action by UMW officials to unite the union amid broader strikes in West Virginia and Kentucky.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Rane and File
Washington
John Guzek
United Mine Workers District 6
Guzek
UMW
Washington, D. C
Meigs
Consolidated Coal
Peabody
Gene Oiler
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Miller
Oiler
West Virginia
Kentucky
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Menahem Begin
Steven Prins
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Franklin
A.G. Lancione
Bellaire
William B. Coulter
Reynoldsburg
Administrative Services Department
Capitol
District 6
District 17
Wildcat
Virginia
District 28
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