Loren and Ponti Face Heavy Fines in Italian Case
Rome prosecutors seek nearly 20 million dollars against actress Sophia Loren and about 35 million against film producer Carlo Ponti in a money transfer case. Ponti is the main defendant in absentia with 28 others, facing charges of smuggling currency via Ponti’s business networks. Both have lived as French nationals after leaving Italy, and France does not extradite its citizens. If returned, they could face prison terms.
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Sadat Signals He Is Ready To Reopen Talks
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat signals willingness to resume Mideast talks with Israel. Mustafa Khalil, after meeting with Cyrus Vance and Walter Mondale, postpones departure for more discussions. Sadat backs linking a peace treaty to Palestinian autonomy with a target end of 1979, though no firm timetable is set.
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