Begin invites Sadat to address Israeli Parliament
Prime Minister Begin offered an official invitation to President Sadat to speak before the Knesset while violence shook Jerusalem. A PLO endorsement of the Geneva framework and U.S.-Soviet talks framed the broader peace context amid bombings that killed two Arabs and injured several.
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Arthur Max
Associated Press
Jerusalem
Menahem Begin
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Begin
Palestine Liberation Organization
Geneva
Sadat
Carter
U.S
PLO
Yasir Arafat
Kamal
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Popular Democratic Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Lebanon
Old City
Talpiot
Industry May Not Avoid Coal Taxes
Ohio manufacturers face a likely tax on coal use as a new energy department bill heads to final vote. The plan taxes coal users over 200 tons a year to fund research, with 15 to 40 cent per ton rates and no residential impact. Costello warns the tax would hit industry and utilities, while supporters say utilities should share the burden for long term industry benefits. The measure awaits full Senate and House action amid other energy and labor bill considerations.
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Robert E. Miller
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Ohio Department of Energy
Senate
William J. Costello
Ohio Manufacturers Association
William H. Massey
R-14
Batavia
Neal F. Zimmers Jr
D-Dayton
Costello
Massey
Zimmers
Mussey
Kinsey Milleson
D- 30
Freeport
Clermont County
Owens Corning Insulation Plant Runs Nonstop Amid Demand Surge
Newark Ohio. Owens Corning Fiberglas operates 24 7 at full capacity to meet surging winter insulation demand nationwide. The Toledo based firm expanded output to 1.2 billion pounds annually with 2700 workers, shipping about 140 railroad cars daily as retailers face empty shelves and long delivery waits.
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Newark, Ohio
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
Owens- Corning
Owens-Corning
U.S
Britain Firemen Stage National Strike Across Nation
Britain's firemen walked out in a nationwide strike over pay with union leaders claiming near total participation. Backup crews and volunteers handled calls as officials noted fewer emergencies and urged caution while the government maintained its wage policy. The potential Belfast IRA fuelled danger added regional tension.
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London
Britain
Richard Foggie
Fire Brigades Union
Royal Air Force
Merlyn Rees
Rees
Michael Brown
Windsor Castle
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Lifeline plan deadline extended for Ohio renters
Ohio renters aged 65 or who are disabled can apply by November 30 for a lifeline heating subsidy worth 25 percent for five months. Income must be under 7000 dollars annually. Renters contact the Department of Taxation in Columbus. homeowners should reach their county auditors.
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Columbus
Ohio
Department of Taxation
Carter Raises White House Pay in 7 Percent Brackets
President Carter quietly provided White House aides with pay raises around 7.06 percent for those earning under 47 500 a year and set an Oct 9 effective date. The moves follow earlier raises under the Federal Pay Comparison Act, with some top aides excluded from the boosts.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
White House
Richard M. Harden
Carter
Congress
Dock Strike Agreement Sets Pattern for Coast Ports
Tentative three year pact ending a 44 day North Atlantic strike anticipated to guide settlements along the South Atlantic and Gulf coasts. ILA and New York Shippers Association reached a master deal including 80 cent annual raises totaling $2.40 over three years and no rise in shipping costs due to productivity gains. Ratification hoped by Friday as half the 50 000 union members remain off the job.
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New York
North Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf
Gulf Coast
South Atlantic Coast
International Longshoremen’s Association
New York Shippers Association
Maine
Virgina
Thomas Gleason
ILA
Gleason
Revival of Old-Time Athens Taxi Service Highlighted
A historical note recalls Theodore Dean who operated a horse and wagon taxi at the W Union Street depot, part of Athens travel before widespread motor transport. The reminiscence reflects late 1800s to early 1900s railroad era mobility.
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Athens
Theodore Dean
W. Union St
Young Guilty of Second Degree Murder in Mason Slaying
A Parkersburg jury of seven women and five men found John Lewis Young, 33, a former Mason resident, guilty of second degree murder in the December 1 knife slaying of Mrs. Mary Berry, Mason businesswoman. The report notes weather details and page references.
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Parkersburg
John Lewis Young
Mary Berry
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Oval Office
Georgia
Hugh Carter Sr
Hugh Carter Jr
Claudia Townsend
Harden
Hamilton Jordan
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Midge Costanza
Stuart Eizenstat
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