US blames Israel for new West Bank camps fueling dispute
The Carter administration denounces three new Israeli settlements as illegal acts that hinder peace talks in the Middle East. Israel counters that talks should continue, with U.N. officials and leaders from the U.S. and Israel trading warnings over the status of the West Bank amid ongoing tensions.
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United States
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Waldheim
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Jerusalem
Menahem Begin
Begin
New West Bank
Humphrey to battle cancer for life after surgery
Minnesota Senator Hubert H. Humphrey, a longtime political fighter, has surgery followed by the prognosis that he will spend the rest of his life fighting cancer. The report notes his four decades in public life and his defining role in national politics.
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Minn
Rudy Perpich
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Humphrey
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University of Minnesota
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Foundation ends Austin link in Hormel shift policy
The Hormel Foundation released a blunt statement that nothing in its charter requires Geo. A. Hormel & Co. to keep a facility in Austin and it supports the company's relocation. The move follows a labor contract defeat and plans to build a large Davenport Iowa facility, shifting operations away from Austin over eight years.
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Davenport
Iowa
George A. Hormel
State Attorney General
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Foundation
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Food production costs down as July prices rise slow
Consumer prices rose 0.4 percent in July the smallest gain in seven months led by lower food costs at grocery shelves. Food prices edged up 0.1 percent while away from home meals rose 0.4 percent as inflation cooled overall.
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Mavericks hockey club stays in Austin for next season
Austin Mavericks Junior A Hockey club owners vote unanimously to keep the team in Austin for the fourth straight MJHL season. Ticket sales near 1200 with goal of 2000. schedule features interlocking play with Manitoba Junior A and USHL teams and exhibitions with the Rochester Mustangs and a Swedish squad.
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Sonny) Sundquist
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Mavericks to Pay City By Sept First
The Austin Mavericks told Third Ward Alderman Robert Dahlback they will repay the city nine thousand dollars by September 1. The debt is acknowledged in a letter signed by Coach Lou Vairo.
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Maverick
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Third Ward
Robert Dahlback
Freedom for Sam Berkowitz Aimed by Agency
New York AP report says the Criminal Justice Agency recommended releasing David Berkowitz on his own recognizance citing a steady job and no prior record. Mayor Beame blasted the decision calling it unbelievable and ordered an inquiry into the agency’s procedures as psychiatrists question his competence to stand trial.
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David Berkowitz
Sam
Criminal Justice Agency Inc
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Berkowitz
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Scopetta
New York Daily News
Carter backs Bert Lance after probe findings
President Carter and banking officials say Bert Lance broke no laws as a Georgia banker. Comptroller John Heimann says no information justifies prosecuting anyone. Carter returns from Camp David to declare faith in Lance and Lance says he will stay in his budget post.
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Carter
Bert Lance
Georgia
Congress
Lance
John Heimann
Camp David
Bert
Office of Management and Budget
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with possible showers
Partly cloudy tonight gives way to a chance of showers on Saturday. The forecast calls for Saturday highs in the mid to upper 70s. The page schedule lists Editorial 2, Society 6, Area News 7, Sports 8, Comics 11, TV Entertainment 9A, Classified Legals 12 13 14.
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Society
Williams faces preliminary hearing in two Lincoln murders
Lincoln man Robert Williams, arraigned Thursday on first degree murder charges in the deaths of two Lincoln women, is held without bond. A Sept. 6 docket call will set a preliminary hearing. He remains in the city-county jail with no bail set.
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Lincoln, Neb
Robert Williams
Lincoln
Williams
French minister ends Africa tour over Tanzania row
Foreign Minister Louis de Guiringaud cut short a four nation tour in Africa after Tanzania refused to apologize for a hostile demonstration. Paris protested the move as a clash over influence in the region.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
Louis de Guiringaud
Africa
Mondale Arrives in Boston for Teachers Union Convention
Vice President Walter Mondale lands at Logan International Airport for a stop at the American Federation of Teachers national convention. He is escorted by about six staff members and greeted by Lt. Gov. Thomas P. Noill.
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Walter Mondale
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American Federation of Teachers
Thomas P.neill
Major earthquake reported in Indian Ocean between Australia and Indonesia
An earthquake in the Indian Ocean between Australia and Indonesia triggered panicked evacuations as hundreds fled tall buildings in western Australia about 1,000 miles away. No injuries were immediately reported.
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Indonesia
Indian Ocean
Australia
Western Australia
Carter negotiator predicts sugar deal by year end
Robert Strauss, chief trade negotiator for the Carter Administration, says an international sugar agreement will be reached by year end to ensure U.S. producers receive at least a livable price.
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Los Angeles
Robert Strauss
U.S
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