Sadat and Begin vow no more war after Jerusalem talks
President Sadat and Prime Minister Begin pledged no more war after their Jerusalem visit. They hailed a start of direct dialogue, agreed on security measures, and stressed that the 1967-era territorial disputes must be resolved by peaceful means. Sadat flew to Cairo escorted by Israeli jets.
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Jerusalem
Anwar Sadat
Cairo
Israel
Menahem Begin
Sadat
Begin
Ben-Gurion
Ephraim Katzir
Egypt
Knesset
Golda Meir
Committee to Hear Case For Industry Tax Bill
Senate Ways and Means Committee will hear testimony tonight on a tax cut bill backed by Gov. Rhodes to lure industry to Ohio. Critics warn it may reduce local school funding while boosting growth. lawmakers debate its impact amid wider redistricting and public employee bargaining questions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
James A. Rhodes
Ford Motor Co
Harry Meshel
Youngstown
Thomas A. van Meter
Ashland
Harry E. Turner
Mount Vernon
Vernal
Samuel L. Devine
Thomas A. Luken
Cincinnati
Terry M. Tranter
Efaw’s Budget Woes and Other 1976 Campaign Pledges
The article notes Sheriff Gary Efaw’s pledge to live within his office budget as one of several apparently unkept promises from the 1976 campaign. Other items include Community Development Act grant plans for Athens County communities, and local street history on Pratt Street. A weather note forecasts cloudy, cooler conditions with rain tonight and Tuesday.
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Gary Efaw
Athens County
Dan Sechkar
Pratt Street
Athens
Carter Praises Sadat Begin Talks as Peace Steps
President Carter lauded Sadat and Begin after their Jerusalem speeches calling the event a moving contribution to peace. He said the White House would not overreach and that the aim is to foster comprehensive peace talks while Sadat faces Arab world criticism over the trip.
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Washington
Anwar Sadat
Menahem Begin
Carter
Jerusalem
White House
Jody Powell
United States
Middle East
Sadat
Cairo
Begin
Shimon Peres
Walter Mondale
Zbigniew Brzezinski
First Baptist Church
Geneva
Unidentified boy laid to rest in Ashland burial
About 30 mourners attended the funeral for a unnamed boy found murdered along Interstate 71 near Ashland. Authorities say the 3-foot-2, 26-pound child was likely from Cleveland or nearby and died a day or two before discovery. Prosecution notes sketches circulated in several states seeking identification.
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Tom Gillem
Associated Press
Ashland, Ohio
LaRoy C. Ruble
Ashland United Methodist Church
Ruble
David E. Matteson
West Salem
Ashland
Matteson
Arthur M. Elk
Ashland County
Ohio
Elk
Cleveland
Akron
Toledo
Darrin Huggins
Conference ends with push on implementing equality resolutions
The National Women's Conference wraps up by approving 25 of 26 resolutions, including ending housing and job discrimination against homosexuals and civil rights for lesbians. The lone rejected proposal sought a Cabinet level women’s department. Betty Friedan endorses lesbian inclusion, sparking broad applause amid debate.
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Houston
Texas
Women's Conference
Women's Department
Eleanor Smeal
National Organization For Women
Betty Friedan
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Lexie Palmore
Peoria
Ms. Friedan
Dorris Holmes
Atlanta
Georgia
Equal Rights
Amendment Ratification Council
Women’s Movement
Katheryn Nelson
Maitland, Fla
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