Arabs Israel discuss Sinai withdrawal amid talks and maneuvers
Israeli defense minister Ezer Weizman and Egyptian Defense Minister Gen. Mohammed Abdel Ghani el Gamasy met near Alexandria to discuss Sinai troop withdrawal, maps, timetables, and security arrangements. Weizman proposed a Cairo Tel Aviv hot line and mutual immediate withdrawals, with talks also touching on long term leases and buffer zone security. Prime Minister Begin prepared for Ismailia meeting with Sadat as peace prospects rise.
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Ezer Weizman
Mohammed Abdel Ghani el Gamasy
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Sinai
Israel
Ismailia
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Anwar Sadat
Gamasy
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Menahem Begin
Sadat
Sharm el Sheikh
Indian Ocean
Rafah Salient
Gaza Strip
Holy Land
Yamit
Rafah
Ofira
Sharm
Osama el Baz
Middle East
Geneva
Mamdouh Salem
Begin
Washington
Defense and Foreign Affairs
Knesset
California hit again by brushfire winds and wreckage
A second day of 100 mph winds ravaged California’s Central Valley and southern regions, killing at least five people and lasing 250 miles from Bakersfield to the Mexican border. Power outages affected about 30,000 homes. looting reported in Bakersfield. Arvin suffered widespread damage.
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Stockton
Arvin
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Santa Barbara
Kern County
Ramona
San Diego
Russell Velozier
Spokane
Wash
Buckman Springs
Poisoning case heard as Mrs Proffitt testifies
Meigs County jury hears Mrs. Freda Proffitt recount her affair with John Fleming and her alleged role in poisoning her husband William Middleswart. Proffitt, already serving 15 years to life for murder, describes how Fleming encouraged sharing tainted milk with Middleswart on multiple occasions.
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Freda Middieswart
Proffitt
Meigs County
John Fleming
Fleming
Ohio Reformatory For Women
Marysville
William Clayton Middleswart
Fleming Fleming
Long Bottom
Common Pleas Court
Middleswart
Fredrick Crow II
Jack Cornell
Lifeline Data Expected Soon in Ohio Program
State officials expected first hard data on Ohio lifeline discounts for elderly and disabled. Data would show statewide participation as homeowners and renters submit applications to county auditors and the taxation department.
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Columbus
Ohio
Edgar L. Lindley
Dennis E. Eckart
D-Euclid
Taxation Department
Legislative Budget Office
Eckart
Ohio Miners Return After Plans Fizzle
United Mine Workers strikers who aimed to shut non union mines in eastern Kentucky saw plans fail as over a thousand miners mostly from Ohio returned home in two caravans. They expected to keep mines closed but dispersed and headed back north. An Alabama incident injured non union workers and a small office building was burned. eight Jackson County mines remained closed. A tugboat incident near Henderson saw gunfire but no injuries. In Vinton County Ohio a court granted a preliminary injunction at Raccoon Number 3 mine restricting picketing and allowing supervisory entry.
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Kentucky
Ohio
Lynn Caudill
Hazard
Alabama
Southeast Coal Co
Jackson County
Ala
Bob Collins
West Virginia
Ohio River
Henderson
Pittsburgh
Mason County Sheriff's Department
Steel Pioneer
Ohio Barge Lines
Sheriff's Department
GNC Landing
United Mine Workers
Herb Wittman
UMW
Southern Ohio Coal Company
Vinton County
OPEC Leaders Hint At Oil Price Freeze Ahead Of Spring
Caracas reports that Venezuela's President Perez and UAE oil minister Otaiba indicate OPEC may freeze crude prices until spring if no unanimous decision on 1978 pricing is reached. They note Saudi Arabia Iran favor a freeze while others push for hikes up to 23 percent amid past splits.
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Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Carlos Andres Perez
United Arab Emirates
Mana Saeed Otaiba
Otaiba
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Perez
Iraq
Libya
Algeria
Iran
U.A.E
Middle East
Athens landlord questions housing code legality
An Athens landlord challenges the city's housing code and seeks return of all inspection fees paid, arguing the code is unlawful. The brief notes this dispute is unfolding on page 3.
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Athens
Alexander LSD seeks director of services and Plummer runs again
The Alexander Local School District plans to hire a new director of services while James Plummer of Jackson again seeks the 10th Congressional District seat held by Clarence Miller of Lancaster. Occasional snow tonight with little accumulation. lows 15 to 20. highs in the upper 20s with 60 percent snow tonight and 30 percent Thursday.
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Alexander
James Plummer
Jackson
Clarence Miller
Lancaster
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