Dayan says he disagrees with Dec. 17 peace deadline
Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan told reporters in Bern he cannot share President Carter’s push for a Camp David deadline of December 17. He would not close the door to a peace deal with Egypt after the date, and ruled out talks with Egyptian officials during a European trip. Carter warned that missing the deadline would undermine the peace process.
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Skid Row Stabber Arrested in LA Slaying Spree
Los Angeles police say Gary Stinson, 33, was arrested on murder suspicion after a six person Skid Row Stabber task force detained him in the downtown area. Ten fatal stabbings occurred Oct 23 to Nov 23, nine bodies found in Skid Row, many victims transients. The arraignment deadline looms Tuesday.
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Pentagon weighs new guidelines to curb discharges
Washington AP report says the armed services told by a federal judge they must state why a homosexual isn’t fit to serve are weighing reforms that could cut forced dismissals of gay service members. A Pentagon source said reductions might reach as much as 90 percent, though this depends on final guideline decisions.
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Lance declines to testify before federal grand jury
Bert Lance, former federal budget director, refused to testify before a federal grand jury probing his finances. The Atlanta Constitution said he declined in October on the advice of his attorney Nickolas Chilmvis, a former Georgia Revenue Commissioner.
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Crash Claims Second Life In Colorado Plane Crash
The twin turboprop plane crash in the Colorado Rockies near Steamboat Springs has claimed a second life. Scott Klopfenstein, 29, died in a Denver hospital from massive head injuries after Mary Kay Hardin, also 29, was killed at the scene. Twenty-two aboard the aircraft when it went down Monday night.
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Bolles slayer sentenced
John Harvey Adamson was sentenced to 48 to 49 years in prison for the slaying of Phoenix reporter Don Bolles. Prosecutor William Schafer III said the investigation continues to explore all matters connected to Bolles’ name after the judge Ben Birdsall handed down the sentence.
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Nicaraguans Battle Sandinistas Amid Crisis Developments
Nicaraguan troops fought Sandinista guerrillas in the northern mountains in the worst clashes since the September civil war, claiming 22 rebels killed. President Somoza announced amnesty and an end to martial law as opposition leaders dismissed negotiations, accusing him of insincerity.
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Blumenthal Visits Romania for Talks on Independence Policy
Treasury Secretary W. Michael Blumenthal flew to Romania to discuss political and economic issues and to support President Nicolae Ceausescu's policy of independence from the Soviet Union. It marked the first visit by a Carter administration cabinet member, prompted by Ceausescu's maverick leadership.
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Storm disrupts fruit crops and travel across the Southwest
A vast storm froze fields and blanketed highways from New Mexico to Chicago with snow and ice. Citrus ranchers in California fought frost using smudge pots and wind machines as Denver logged record cold and Arizona closed Interstate 10 amid heavy snow.
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Ridgewood High faces twin suicides among students
Two 16 year olds, Jeffrey Hunter and Christopher Mathieson, hanged themselves within days at Ridgewood High. Counselors were provided as classmates spoke with clergy after Hunter's burial and Mathieson faced emotional distress and juvenile delinquency charges.
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