Begin raps Arab planes. Carter packaging sales
Prime Minister Menachem Begin said today President Carter's plan to sell warplanes to Egypt and Saudi Arabia was an obstacle to peace negotiations and called on the United States to reconsider the arms deal. He warned the weapons could threaten Israel and said he would press for reconsideration in Washington next month.
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Carter
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
United States
Israel
Begin
Capitol Hill
U.S
Samuel Lewis
Washington
Mideast
Defense
Ezer Weizman
Clifford Case
R-N.j
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Daniel Moynihan
D-N.y
Congress
Lester Wolff
House
Marston weighs governor bid amid public support
Former U S Attorney David Marston said he will not block a ballot bid for Pennsylvania governor if enough supporters push him. He noted 40 thousand messages backing him and said he plans to stand up for them if they want him to run.
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Philadelphia
U.S
David Marston
Pennsylvania
Marston
Washington, D.C
Eastern District of
Navy F-14 cost soars to 29.7 million per plane
Pentagon sources say the estimated price of the Navy’s F-14 fighter is climbing by more than 45 percent to 29.7 million dollars each, in a quarterly report likely to be released soon.
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Navy
Washington
Pentagon
Former lobbyist links Rep Flood to 1972 cash payment
A former lobbyist told federal investigators he gave Rep Daniel Flood $1,000 in cash in summer 1972 amid a letter signed by Flood used for a concern represented by the lobbyist. The allegation, first disclosed in 1977 to the FBI, is the clearest hint Flood benefited from the money.
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Washington
Daniel Flood
Flood
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Pennsylvania
Smith and black leaders reach framework for Rhodesia reforms
After ten weeks of talks in Salisbury Ian Smith and moderate black leaders agreed on a constitutional plan aiming toward black majority rule. The plan for one man one vote was rejected by armed black guerrilla groups who remain committed to ending white minority rule by force.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Rockies Snow Tonight Amid Varied East US Forecast
Snow is expected tonight over the northern and central Rockies, upper Michigan, and the Tennessee Valley. Rain is forecast for the South Atlantic states. Clear to partly cloudy conditions are expected elsewhere through 7 AM EST.
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Rockies
Upper Michigan
Tennessee Valley
South Atlantic States
Weather snapshot with unsettled cold period ahead
Cloudy conditions with highs in the teens to lower 20s and overnight lows around 5 to 10 above freezing. Wind at 10 a.m. from the west at 13 mph. Extended outlook shows partly cloudy Friday with a chance of snow Saturday and clearing by Sunday. Sun timing given for Thursday. Year ago today recorded highs of 24 and lows of 5 with precipitation noted.
ABA pushes new avenues to discipline judges nationwide
The American Bar Association seeks Congress and state action to discipline judges without impeachment. It backs commissions to investigate sitting judges for felony crimes and conduct unbecoming conduct, with states allowed to remove judges. A separate measure opposing federal involvement in child custody disputes was defeated amid high divorce rates.
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New Orleans
American Bar Association
Congress
ABA
House of Delegates
U.S
PTA lists best and worst TV shows in PTA ratings
The National PTA, with 6.5 million members, named the 10 best and 10 worst TV programs based on nationwide monitoring. Objectionable picks include Kojak, Charlie's Angels, Rockford Files, and Maude, while top shows feature Little House on the Prairie, Eight Is Enough, and Sixty Minutes. The PTA also warned of possible boycotts and other actions if networks fail the tests.
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Chicago
UPI
PTA
Today
Parents-Teachers
NBC
CBS
Charlie’s Angels
ABC
Police Woman
Soap
Three’s Company
Kotter
Fitzpatricks
Rafferty
Waltons
Grizzly Adams
Donny and Marie
Sixty Minutes
America
Cedar Rapids Gazette details and rights clause
The Cedar Rapids Gazette headnotes its founding in 1883 and daily plus Sunday publication at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. It outlines subscription rates by carrier and mail, and notes The Associated Press exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gazette
Associated Press
Tell the People And You Sell the People Ad Strategy
An opinion piece argues that advertising via newspapers remains the effective route to reach audiences and drive sales, urging businesses to embrace print ads as a primary marketing channel. It emphasizes trust, local reach, and sustained presence.
Births and incidents across Des Moines Cedar Rapids Marion and more
Birth notices list numerous families welcomed to St Luke's and Des Moines including a son for Mr. and Mrs. McKenz ly Wilson and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Tony Goforth with relatives named. Additional births include Hopkins ton Manchester Cedar Rapids Marion Monticello Hiawatha and more. Local safety items report a broken belt on a pulley at 616 17th St NE a faulty wiring at 2366 Thompson St SE and a malfunctioning alarm at 500 Third Ave SE with times noted.
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McKenzly Wilson
Langdon Ave
Richard Monthie
14Th Ave
Harold Barger Jr
B Ave. NW
Anna Franck
15Th St
Judith Putnam
23Rd St. SE
Vincent Riniker
Hopkinton
Marvin Waterhouse
Manchester
Des Moines
Tony Goforth
Goforth
William Steadman
Zika Ave
17Th St. NE
Thompson St
Third Ave. SE
Radiation calls not getting through to Pentagon hotline
Bruce Odell of Wellesley Mass says he gets a busy signal when dialing the Pentagon toll free line for reports of possible radiation exposure from atomic tests 20 to 30 years ago. Military officials say others report the same problem with the Defense Nuclear Agency contact line and urge patience while the system is tested.
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Bruce Odell
Pentagon
Odell
Wellesley
Mass
Defense Nuclear Agency
William McGee
Defense Department
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