Begin charges deceit in Sinai dispute
In Jerusalem Prime Minister Menahem Begin accused Egypt of deceit over demilitarization in Sinai. In Washington a House leader said U S aid could be cut unless South Korea's ambassador compels testimony before investigators. In Moscow Tass reports unmanned Progress 1 docked at Salyut 6, extending cosmonauts stay.
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Menahem Begin
Egypt
Sinai
Washington
South Korea
U.S
Park Chung Hee
Tongsan Park
House
Thomas P. O'Neill
Yong Shik Kim
Seoul
Moscow
Tass
Salyut 6 Space Station
Yuri Romanenko
Georgi
Mild tax cut plans draw cautious GOP reaction
Republican leaders express mild criticism of President Carter’s 25 billion tax cut plan under consideration by Congress. Senate and House leaders say more cuts may be needed and await details on allocation while Carter officials defend the measure and propose funds for student aid and education.
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Carter
Congress
House
John Rhodes
R-Ariz
Senate
GOP
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Baker
Rhodes
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph Califano
Hatfield named Montana's new U.S. senator after Metcalf death
Montana Republican Paul Hatfield, 49, a former Montana Supreme Court chief justice, is appointed by Governor Thomas Judge to replace Democrat Lee Metcalf who died January 12 leaving one year left in the term. Hatfield is a veteran judge and former state high court chief.
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Helena
Mont
Paul Hatfield
Montana
U.S
Hatfield
Thomas
Lee Metcalf
Montana Supreme Court
Presbyterians debate including homosexual ministers
A New York AP report notes the United Presbyterian Church U.S.A. panel proposes allowing openly homosexual ministers within its 2.6 million members. The task force calls homosexuality a minor biblical theme, while a minority of five urges against ordination.
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New York
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Tell the People and You Sell Them Through Ads
A compact editorial promotes newspaper advertising as a proven method to reach audiences and generate sales. It argues ads build awareness, trust, and demand for products or services, positioning press notices as a strong marketing channel.
Coal miners clash with troopers at blockade
In Fort Payne Alabama striking coal miners attacked a state trooper blockade near DeSoto State Park injuring no one and prompting tear gas. About 30 of more than 400 miners were arrested on weapons and verbal assault charges as cars were damaged and tires slashed.
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Fort Payne
Ala
Roy Smith
Alabama
Oliver Coal Co
Mentone
DeSoto
Smith
Bill Holland
Weather Outlook and Temperatures Across Week
Highs Sunday near the mid teens to low twenties with overnight readings in the single digits. Precipitation not expected through Wednesday. highs 15 to 25 Wednesday to Friday with overnight lows 0 to 10 above. Wind from the south at 13 mph at 10 a.m. Sunset and sunrise times noted for Tuesday. Year-ago figures show a high of 34 and 18 with no precipitation.
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L.A
Bismarck
Chicago
Pesevesch N.orieons
New York
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Honolulu
Houston
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C.R
Mongay
Cincinnati
Cleveland
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Court OKs partial recovery of legal costs in civil rights suits
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that defendants who win civil rights cases may recover their legal costs if the suit was frivolous, unreasonable, or without foundation. Justice Stewart wrote the opinion, rejecting both all-or-nothing and bad-faith-only standards, signaling a middle ground. The court also agreed to hear a Minnesota pension-eligibility case and let stand the 1976 conviction of two Philadelphia men for illicit arms shipments to the PIRA.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Provisional Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Birth Announcements and Local Fires Reported
Births include Mercy Jan at Mercy hospital and St Luke's Pamella Ries born January 22. Out of town birth to Mr and Mrs Rich Hay in Des Moines. Fire and alarm incidents listed with locations and times across several streets.
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St. Luke's
Jan
Pamella K. Ries
20Th St. NW
Des Moines
Rich Hay
Vana Jan
Hay
Vat Utt
15Th St
Mitchell predicts Nixon friendship amid health and legal woes
Former Attorney General John Mitchell, on leave from Maxwell AFB prison, seeks aneurysm surgery at Georgetown University Hospital this week. He plans a hip operation about two months later and says in a Washington Star interview that Richard Nixon and he remain friends and that he was not made a scapegoat.
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Washington
UPI
John Mitchell
Maxwell Air Force Base
Ala
Mitchell
Georgetown University Hospital
Charles Hufnagel
Washington Star
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Star
Betty Beale
Dog fires rifle. boy killed in Japan incident
In Chiba Province police say a hunting rifle owned by Kiyoshi Yazawa fired by the family dog named Kid struck and killed 12 year old Yukiyasu Yazawa. The dog reportedly moved while riding in a car and touched the Remington trigger.
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Tokyo
UPI
Chiba
Yukiyasu Yazawa
Kiyoshi
Cedar Rapids Gazette Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 lists address 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 and details subscription rates by carrier and mail including weekly and annual prices. It notes second class postage and exclusive AP republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Gazette
Associated Press
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