Begin Arrives for Talks as Secret Mideast Peace Plan Seen
Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin arrives in Washington to meet President Carter with a secret all-encompassing peace plan. Carter signals openness to Palestinian homeland concepts while seeking Arab recognition and security arrangements in the West Bank and Gaza. Dayan hints at possible phased Israeli withdrawals with demilitarized accords. Sadat floats five-year peace relation talks with Israel as a real peace aim.
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Menahem Begin
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Mideast
State Department
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Gaza
Moshe Dayan
U.S
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Promised Land
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Bemidji City Council Tonight Sets Traffic Signals Plan
Bemidji city council meets at 7 30 p m at city hall to review a resolution for traffic signals at the Highway 2 west Mall entrance and cooperative MnDOT installation with Mallbuilders paying. Also on the agenda are street renaming Wee Gways Lane and cable franchise amendments, planning cases, bids for the Dewey Ave sewer, a house addition variance, and a disputed Bicentennial Commission bill.
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Paul Bunyan Mall
City Hall
Ash Avenue
Bel-Air
Ash and
Ridgeway Avenues
Minnesota Department of Transportation
Main Street
Lake Irving
Midwest Cable Communication
Planning Commission
Thomas Addition
Third St
Dewey Ave
Bicentennial Commission
Forest fires rage across Utah Montana and Wyoming fighters suffer
Fire crews battled multiple blazes across Utah Montana and Wyoming with a 1200 acre Utah fire that killed three firefighters and a 1400 acre Montana blaze near Missoula under weather renewed attack. Boise Center sent 20 firefighters into Jackson Hole Wyoming as ground crews and air crews fought through heavy timber and rangeland fires.
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Ashley National Forest
Montana
Wyoming
Boise
Pattee Canyon
Missoula
Citizens League urges study group to gauge Minnesota economy
The Citizens League proposes a clearing house to assess Minnesota's economic health including tax policy. The 38 page report urges stability and predictability in state tax policy and calls for organized evaluation of the state's changing economies.
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Minneapolis
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Rhodesia unrest as Muzorewa leads massive rally
Bishop Abel Muzorewa drew a crowd estimated between 100000 and 200000 in Salisbury and demanded a quick settlement to Rhodesia's racial war, denouncing rival Joshua Nkomo as having started a civil war. Nkomo and Mugabe announced progress toward uniting guerrilla forces in Dar es Salaam.
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Abel Muzorewa
Rhodesia
Joshua Nkomo
Nkomo
Robert Mugabe
The
Patriotic Front
Dar Es Salaam
Tanzania
Weather Outlook and Lake Level Report
Partly cloudy hot and humid with scattered storms through Tuesday. Highs 92 to 98, lows in the upper 60s to low 70s. Cooler Tuesday. South winds 10 to 20 mph today diminishing tonight. Moisture chance under 20 today, 30 tonight, under 20 Tuesday. Lake level normal at 1340, today 1339.62.
Congress may act on false ID crime soon
False identification papers are a growing problem for U S law enforcement but Congress is unlikely to act until late this year. Both houses are asked to consider laws making it a crime to use fraudulent information to obtain passports Social Security cards and other federal papers. DOJ and FBI officials say the proposal is badly needed amid crackdown efforts on smugglers and crooks.
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Senate
Justice Department
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Three U S Soldiers Killed in Korean Helicopter Shot Down
The bodies of CWO Joseph A. Miles Sgt Ron Wells and Sgt Robert C Haynes were flown from South Korea to Japan aboard a C130 after a farewell at Kimpo. Their CH47 Chinook was downed by anti aircraft fire near the DMZ during a North Korea incident.
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North Korea
Japan
South Korea
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Yokota
United States
CWO
Joseph A. Miles
Washington
Syria accuses Begin of stalling for time on peace plan
Syrian officials and media dismiss Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin's Washington visit as a bid to win time and polish his image. Information Minister Ahmed Iskander calls the move insincere and the regime says Israel seeks American specifics before any peace.
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Syria
Menahem Begin
Washington
Begin
Ahmed Iskander
Tishrin
Israel
Four year old girl drowns at Long Lost Lake Clearwater County
A four year old Fargo girl identified as Sarah Baker drowned Sunday at Long Lost Lake in Clearwater County after apparently falling from an air mattress. Her mother, nearby on another mattress, tried to help but needed rescue. Sarah's body was recovered by Clearwater County Boat and Water Patrol around 2 pm. Mrs Baker was listed in fair condition at St Luke's Hospital in Fargo.
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Long Lost Lake
Clearwater County
Sarah Baker
Ronald
Esther Baker
Fargo
Clearwater County Boat and Water Patrol
One Time Umpire Reflects on Love Hate of Baseball
A Bemidji game scene unfolds with no base umpire as coach Carrington urges a fan to officiate. The fan, new to the role, recalls confident calls and a tense, mounting controversy during a Northern Lakes League showdown between Bemidji Braves and Redlake, highlighting rivalries and flawed officiating.
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Jim Carrington
al Nohner
Carrington
Nohner
Redlake
Steve Garrigan
Garrigan
Dillon
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