Egypt and Israel resume Camp David talks in Washington
Egyptian Prime Minister Mustafa Khalil and Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan meet with Secretary of State Vance in Washington to break the deadlock in Middle East peace talks. They discuss linkage to Palestinian self government, oil supply, and U S aid terms amid Iran oil moves.
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Washington
Egypt
Israel
Camp David
Middle East
Mustafa Khalil
Moshe Dayan
Maryland
Cyrus Vance
West Bank
Gaza
U.S
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Defense
Harold Brown
United States
Iran
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Weather Summary for Wind Direction and Temps
Wind direction and velocity at 10 a m. light wind from the west at 24 mph. Sun rises and sets times given. Year ago today high 15 low 0 with no precipitation. Extended forecast calls for rain or snow ending Saturday, then partly cloudy and cooler Sunday. Fridays and Saturdays highs in the 30s to 40s, Sunday low teens.
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Atlanta
Miami
LO Ritts Cody
Phoenix
Csc
Sevesetbieverss
Houston
Bias
Washington
Ds Ckbeesseandees
Thursda Bismarck
Chicago
Cincinnati
Des Moines
Sioux Falls
Birth notices list multiple families with newborns across Mercy St Luke's
Birth announcements dated Feb 20 from Mercy and St Luke's show a string of newborns to families in Mount Vernon, Ryan, Anamosa, Walker, Luzerne, Cedar Rapids, Marion, Palo, and Des Moines with names including Fletcher Zeman McNamara Bolin Sales Krumm Bradley Reid Barren Grieder Ernst McMann Wharton Neeh Strausser Vin cent Sampica Dickey Weber Haufle Graves Vincent Behrends Winegarden Griebel Stock Freerksen. Emergency calls listed with times and locations follow.
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Robert Bolin
Fir Tree Drive
Thomas Sales
Fifth Ave
Michael Krumm
van Horne
Jack Bradley
Anamosa
Lloyd Reid
Walker
Gregory Barron
Luzerne
Ricky E. Garrett
Kathy R. Kruse
Dennis D. Christiansen
Sandra Jean Macal
Timus R. Galli
Patricia E. Pollock
Aldolreza Wahabi
Jennie S. Thompson
Asahar Allahverdi
Jo E. Akard
James A. Ernst
Barbara K. Wehde
Lawrence E. McMann
Janis K. Wharton
Cedar Rapids
Daniel P. Neeh
Kellie Jo Strausser
Marion
David T. Teed
Tamara L. Abney
Palo
Vincent Mills
Rachel C. Greene
Don J. Cantrell
Jackie L. Sampica
Donald C. Dickey
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Mary E. Weber
Supreme Court declines Pennington appeal in contempt conviction
The Supreme Court leaves intact reporter Joe Pennington's contempt conviction for withholding a confidential source. Pennington of KAKE TV faces 60 days in jail after 1977 conviction. high court denies review with two dissents.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Wichita
Kan
Joe Pennington
Kake-Tv
High Court
Pennington
William Brennan
Thurgood Marshall
Washington Transit Gridlock After Freezing Rain Strands Thousands
Thousands of rush hour commuters remain stranded in Washington as freezing rain cripples transit. The subway remains shut for a third day amid 19 inches of snow, with officials aiming to deploy 4,500 buses but halting service at 7 a.m. due to dangerous roads. Bus service resumed around 9:15 a.m. as crews worked to restore mobility.
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Washington
Virginia
Flooding Strikes Hawaii Island Forcing Dozens From Homes
Torrential rains flood southeastern Hawaii Island forcing dozens of families from their homes. Rain eased Tuesday night as authorities hope the worst is over. More than 21 inches fell in the 24 hours ending 8 p.m. at Hilo Airport.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Hawaii Island
Amtrak Imposes Broad Fare Increase Next Month
Amtrak plans an average 6 percent fare hike effective March 5, with Washington New York tickets rising about 10 percent. Excursion and family plan tickets remain unchanged. The carrier cites rising costs and aims to boost passenger contributions to expenses. Frequent service and new equipment on the New York Washington route justify the higher rise to remain competitive with auto air and bus options.
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Washington
Amtrak
Washington-New York
New York-Washington
Third Suspect Arrested in Kennedy Airport Heist
New York FBI spokesman said Louis Werner, 46, joined a third man in the investigation of the $5.8 million Lufthansa cargo terminal robbery at Kennedy Airport. The crime is described as the largest cash robbery in U.S. history.
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New York
Lufthansa German Airlines
Kennedy Airport
FBI
Quentin Urtell
Louis Werner
Queens
Lawrence
Long Island
Urtell
Werner
Lufthansa
Judge rules NOW boycott legal political action in ERA dispute
A federal judge in Kansas City dismissed Missouri's antitrust suit against the National Organization for Women ruling the convention boycott tied to ERA ratification is a legitimate political activity. The decision held NOW did not violate the Sherman Antitrust Act as Missouri claimed the boycott held states economically hostage awaiting ERA approval.
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Memphis
Cranston, R.I
San Francisco
Kansas City, Mo
National Organization For Women
Elmo Hunter
U.S. District Court
Missouri
NOW
U.N. Condemns Israel Over Occupied Territories Actions
The U.N. Human Rights Commission adopted a resolution condemning Israel for alleged rights violations in occupied Arab lands. The United States and Canada opposed the measure while nine nations abstained, including West Germany France Sweden and Australia. The vote was 20 to 2.
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Geneva
Switzerland
U.N. Human Rights Commission
Israel
United States
Canada
West Germany
France
Sweden
Australia
Summer job program abuse told in study
The GAO reports misuse of funds in the Summer Program for Economically Disadvantaged Youths. Many youths were paid for little work, with inadequate supervision and possible ineligibility risks ranging from 9 percent enrollment. The GAO urged Congress to withhold increased funding until improvements are shown.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
Labor
Ray Marshall
GAO
Sen
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Subcommittee
Labor Department
Public Service
Dieng eruption in Java kills 155, forces 17000 flee
Mount Dieng in central Java erupted Tuesday night spewing lava and poisonous fumes that killed 155 people and drove 17,000 from their homes. Officials called it Indonesia's deadliest gas-related volcanic event.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPI
Dieng
Java
Department of Volcanology
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists subscription prices for carrier and mail delivery, noting rates per week and for longer terms, with distinctions for editions and regions. The notice also references its establishment, mailing details, and exclusive AP use.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Jone
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Carcos
Associated Press
New Haven Telephone Co Publishes First Phone Book
On this date in 1878 the New Haven Connecticut Telephone Company released the first phone book listing 50 subscribers.
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New Haven, Conn
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Eee
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Danny Zeman
Mount Vernon
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Jeff Grieder
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Richard Grieder
Shellsburg
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James Alan Haufle
Nancy
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Carla May
Dean Allen Winegarden
Elvin R
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Debra Rena Stock
Larry Eugene Freerksen
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Safeway
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Elvis Presley
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Pierre
Life OF the Party
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Marshall
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Lawton Chiles
D-Fla
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David L. Brockway
Minden Lane
Jesus Christ
Walker Bible Church
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Wren
FTD Florist
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Rick Leonard
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