Vance seeks Hussein role in Cairo peace talks
Secretary of State Vance arrived in Amman to press King Hussein to act as a representative at the Cairo discussions between Israel and Egypt. Dayan indicated Sadat could push for progress within a week to ten days, with Israel ready to address any topic.
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Barry Schweid
Associated Press
Amman
Jordan
Cyrus R. Vance
King Hussein
Cairo
Israel
Egypt
Vance
Jerusalem
Abdul Halim Khaddam
Damascus
Hafez Assad
Baghdad Radio
Iraq
Menahem Begin
Hussein
Assad
U.S. State Department
Moshe Dayan
Anwar Sadat
Dayan
Sadat
Mideast
Inconclusive Hair Evidence Ties to Webber Murder Trial
State crime lab analyst testified that hair samples found at Shirleen Howard death scene were not conclusive in proving ownership. The witness cited two unknown hairs with no identifying result and a 9 percent chance one hair belonged to Mrs. Howard while Webber had a 100 percent probability. The trial also covered Webber's alleged purchase of a .45 Llama handgun and connections to Howard and Nancy Brown. Meanwhile in Middle East coverage, Jordan plans to send a delegation to Cairo for peace talks, with Syria opposing the initiative and declining to attend, despite regional diplomacy efforts.
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Bruce Webber
Mower County
Shirleen Howard
Howard
Webber Bart Epstein
State Crime Laboratory
Epstein
Steven Goldberg
Webber
Klein
Winona
Nancy Brown
Winona County
Howard - Brown
Kent Brown
Nancy’ Brown
Jordan
Cairo
Egypt
Israel
Syria
Anwar Sadat
Khaddam
Sadat
Geneva
Abu Dhabi
Hafez Assad
Zayed bin Sulan al Nahyan
United Arab Emirates
Vance
Damascus
Assad
Schedule of Pages VS Market Editorial Society
The newspaper guide lists page allocations for sections including Editorial, Society, Area News, Sports, Farm, Comics, TV and Classifieds with Legals on pages 16 and 17. Readers can locate features on designated pages and navigate to requested topics.
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Mkt
Remaining prisoners fear harassment after exchange
Ten American women remain at Los Reyes Womens Prison in Mexico City feeling unsafe after 27 others were moved to the United States and 100 men left. They fear theft and assault as the foreign inmate population shrinks, while authorities promise possible returns under the exchange accord.
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Mexico City
Los Reyes Womens
San Diego
United States
Peggy Pratt
Jane Rusk Monroe
Houston
Tex
Joan Karen Beck
Miss Beck
Santa Marta
USS
Union miners push to close non union mines in Appalachia
Union members in the United Mine Workers press to shut down non union mining as talks resume in Washington. About 1500 miners from Districts 17 and 30 meet in Phelps Kentucky to plan actions while Athens Ohio area plans shut down of coal loading on the Ohio River.
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Charleston
W.va
United Mine Workers
Appalachia
UMW
Sam Church
Washington
Church
Arnold Miller
West Virginia
Miller
District 17
Kentucky
Phelps
Pike County
Athens
Ohio
Lawrence County
Vast West Siberian oil reserve defies easy extraction
The West Siberian Basin holds at least 48 billion barrels of oil and 300 trillion cubic feet of natural gas, far surpassing U.S. undiscovered reserves. Yet the deposit lies far from Soviet industry, with much above the Arctic Circle and in permafrost, creating huge transport and terrain challenges for development.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
West Siberian
Alaska
Arctic Circle
U.S. Geological Survey
European
Russia
Siberian
O.W. Girard Jr
Safer breast cancer test using heat patterns
A new thermography based method claims 80 percent accuracy in detecting malignancies at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. The test compares breast and forehead temperatures and uses a cold water challenge to distinguish benign from malignant lesions, potentially replacing routine mammography.
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New York
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
Sloan-Kettering
Ruth Snyder
Garage Sale Classified Ad Offers Various Items
Want ad lists a fold down camper tires clothing lamps an antique rocker and miscellaneous items for sale. Sale runs 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at alxxxxx. Ad previously ran under rummage sale for four days and was scheduled to run six days in the paper.
Tractors Arrive at Capitol amid Rotunda Speeches
About a dozen tractors arrived at the Capitol while speeches were delivered in the rotunda. An AP Laserphoto captured the scene with the gathering centered in the legislative building.
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Capitol
House panel moves to break gas pact impasse
House conference committee planners aim to resolve the deadlock over natural gas in Carter's energy plan. Rep. John Dingell prepares a proposal acceptable to all 18 Senate conferees, preserving the intrastate price control ceiling at 1.75 while seeking Senate concession on federal gas allocation rules. Conferees have met intermittently for a week without progress.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congressional Conference
Carter
John Dingell
D-Mich
Conference Committee
Thomas P. O'Neill
Connolly plans DFL primary challenge for revival
U S Senate candidate John Connolly told a news conference in St Paul he will run in the September DFL primary whether or not he gains party endorsement of incumbent Wendell Anderson. He urged a vigorous intraparty contest as a boost for the party.
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Gerry Nelson
Associated Press
ST. Paul
Government plans new broad based consumer price index
The Labor Department will expand price tracking to include more products and part time workers collecting data nationwide. The effort, backed by about 50 million dollars over eight years, aims to measure inflation impact on professionals, self employed, poor, unemployed, and retirees. October prices rose 0.3 percent in the latest report.
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Washington
Labor Department
Julius Shiskin
Commissioner of
Labor Statistics
Unu
Lady Spencer Churchill Dies at 92 in London
Lady Spencer Churchill widow of Sir Winston Churchill dies at her London home after a heart attack. She was 92 and her grandson Winston Churchill announced the death saying she was lunching with her secretary when she was stricken.
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London
Spencer Churchill
Britain
Winston Churchill
Cleveland Clinic boosts heart pump design with booster device
A Cleveland Clinic researcher announces a booster heart pump signals a new generation of human design. The National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute awarded a $1.2 million, three year contract last week for the project.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic
National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute
Thirteen American airmen killed in Canary Islands crash
A U S Navy patrol plane crashed into a mountain on Tenerife in the Canary Islands killing thirteen airmen and leaving one missing after it exploded on the island off Africa's northwest coast.
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Santa Cruz DE Tenerife
Canary Islands
U.S. Navy
Africa
Steelworkers at Erie Mining face layoff in Hoyt Lakes
A union spokesman said about 2,000 of the 2,215 United Steelworkers at Erie Mining Co. in Hoyt Lakes Minnesota are being laid off for several weeks amid a downturn in the steel industry according to an industry source.
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Duluth, Minn
United
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