Israel Seeks Compensation Over Sinai Oil Dispute
Prime Minister Begin said Israel will demand $2.1 billion in compensation from Egypt for oil taken from Sinai fields if Cairo maintains its claim. He also denied offering Israeli land in exchange for Sinai peace and awaited next steps as Egyptian talks proceed.
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FTC Says Foreign Steel Subsidies Have Little Price Impact
Government report notes subsidies to foreign steel makers, except British Steel Corp., were under 1 percent of U S steel selling price. FTC staff estimates Japan subsidies under 0.75 percent. report not adopted by the commission.
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Knievel Faces Possible Escape Charge Delay
Evel Knievel remains in jail after seven weeks of a six month sentence for assault and a furlough breach. The district attorney postponed charges, referring the case to the sentencing judge for possible probation or work furlough violation review, with no hearing date set.
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Sunny Weather Outlook With Light Temperatures
The forecast notes high temperatures Monday with overnight lows and small precipitation. An extended outlook shows Thursday to Saturday partly cloudy with highs in the single digits to teens and lows around five above to ten below.
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Panama Canal treaty unchanged despite Senate pressure
Washington officials say the Carter administration will not modify the Panama Canal treaty or its memorandum of understanding. State Department spokesman Hodding Carter emphasized the United States would retain defense rights after the canal transfer in 2000 and noted the joint statement with Omar Torrijos outlines priority passage in war and military protection.
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Retail ads stress popular merchandise in newspaper placements
Advertisers aim retail reach by highlighting hot goods and best sellers in local newspaper promotions. The emphasis is on timely display of sought after merchandise to drive store traffic and sales through prominent ad exposure.
Carter top aide Jordan and wife separate
Hamilton Jordan, President Carter's chief aide, and his wife Nancy announced their separation on Monday. They were married in 1970 and have no children. Carter said there is no change in his stance, praising Jordan as the analyst for domestic and political considerations.
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Interpreter cites weather and lack of text in Carter Warsaw remarks
Steven Seymour, a State Department interpreter, told the New York Times that harsh weather and no advance text caused his translation mistakes during President Carter's Warsaw arrival remarks on December 29. He said he scanned only the first page before Carter spoke and expressed pride despite the difficult conditions.
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