Egypt and Israel clash over settlements in Gaza and West Bank
In Alexandria the two leaders sparred over occupation policies while agreeing to continue negotiations on Palestinian autonomy. Begin blamed inciters as Egypt and Israel faced divergent views on settlements, with U.S. criticism and a Cairo editorial fueling tension during the talks.
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Israel Today
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Menachem Begin
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Leak closes Alaska pipeline in Prudhoe Bay area
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co shuts down the 800 mile trans Alaskan oil line halting about 1.2 million barrels daily after a leak found in Atigun Pass. The leak, discovered Sunday, is described as less than 500 barrels with about 200 barrels recovered. An Alascom pilot located the seepage in a buried section of the pipe.
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Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
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Sam Akin
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Akin
CBO forecasts recession with inflation and high jobless rate
The Congressional Budget Office reportedly told Congress that the U S economy will fall into a recession later this year and persist through most of next year. The Washington Post notes double digit inflation and unemployment up to 7.5 percent, though final figures are not yet released by Beeman.
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Washington Post
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Woodstock II is said to find a home in Lodi NY
Charles Lucido said Bernard Ahouse of Lodi signed with Woodstock Media Ltd to host a rock festival for up to 300000 people on his 1200 acre farm August 14 to 16. He will be compensated for the use of the farm in Seneca County's Finger Lakes region.
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N.Y
New York
Seneca County
Finger Lakes
Charles Lucido
Old Westbury
Bernard Ahouse
Woodstock Media Ltd
Lucido
New York City
Ahouse
Bazooka kills two guardsmen at Fort Dix bivouac
Fort Dix New Jersey site of a Sunday explosion during Rainbow Division maneuvers killed two guardsmen and injured eight others. A 3.5 inch bazooka shell exploded in the bivouac area at 5 45 am as about 3200 National Guard members from the 42nd Division conducted weekend drills. Army investigators collected shell fragments and searched for how the live shell arrived in the bivouac.
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UPI
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New York State National Guard
Rainbow Division
Col
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Jones
Bundy Found Mentally Competent for Florida Slayings Trial
Circuit Judge Ed ward Cowart ruled Theodore Bundy mentally competent to stand trial for the killings of two Florida State University sorority sisters. Prosecution and defense questioned his ability to aid in his own defense as motions to fire attorneys, delay the trial, and move venue were set for later arguments.
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UPI
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Theodore Bundy
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Cowart
Bundy
Utah
Tallahassee
Aretha Franklin's Father Shot During Break In
The Rev. Clarence Franklin, 63, father of singer Aretha Franklin, was in critical condition after being shot twice in his Detroit home during an apparent break in. Police say they suspect robbery and no arrests had been made.
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Clarence Franklin
New Bethel Baptist Church
Ivor Williams
Soviet Musicians Defectors Enter U S Care At SF Airport
From Tokyo to San Francisco two Leningrad Philharmonic players Valentin Am Markov and Nataliya Koloskova fled to the West to seek asylum. A CIA spokesman said they are under care. Their next destination in the United States remained undisclosed.
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Leningrad Philharmonic
Valentin Am Markov
Nataliya Koloskova
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Carter Gains In Mayors Meeting Sparks Urban Policy Clash
In Pittsburgh AP dispatch, Senator Heinz labels Carter’s urban record disappointing while Commerce Secretary Kreps defends a public private partnership approach. Mayors back Carter on energy policy and deregulation, with windfall profits tax support amid a fiscal restraint mood.
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R-Pa
Jimmy Carter
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Juanita Kreps
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Heinz
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Commerce Department
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House
Republican Conference
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Senate
Howard Baker
White House
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Conference
Resolutions Committee
Conversion of Minuteman would be cheaper faster
Air Force overestimated Minuteman III conversion costs by 10.2 to 12.4 billion, Library of Congress study says. Sen Hatfield told President Carter of the mistake before he backed developing the MX mobile missile. Original Minuteman cost estimate 29 billion vs MX 20 billion. LOC study sets Minuteman at 16.7 to 18.8 billion, while MX cost is now about 30 billion over 10 years.
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UPI
Library of Congress
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R-Ore
Air Force
America
Hatfield
Carter
Minuteman
Birth Notices From Mercy St Luke's And Across Town
Births announced at Mercy and St Luke's plus several other locations including Salinas California and Cedar Rapids. Dads and moms listed with addresses and newborns described as daughters and sons. Grandparents named for many entries.
Factions offset Socialist win in European Parliament
Report from Brussels notes Socialist parties won a narrow tally in the nine nation vote for the first popularly elected European Parliament. Conservatives and Christian Democrats form a center-right bloc aiming for a majority with Liberal support.
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