Carter warns Arab hardliners over Egypt peace bid
President Carter in an Egyptian TV interview denounced threats against Egypt tied to its peace with Israel, urging Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza to pursue autonomy talks with Egypt and Israel. The blast in Jerusalem wounded 15, one seriously, and the PLO claimed responsibility. Begin departed for Washington to sign the pact as U.N. actions and settlement plans sparked concern.
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Anwar Sadat
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Begin
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Weizman
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Moshe Dayan
Cyrus Vance
Weather summary and river readings notice
Wind at 10 a.m. is 18 mph from the west. Sunrise and sunset are 6 04 and 6 23 respectively. River levels show Dubuque Davenport Keokuk and Cedar readings with several stations missing and multiple rises noted.
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C.R
Nuclear survivors face tension and doubt after attack study
A Senate study prepared for the Banking Committee by Dr. Arthur Katz warns that nuclear survivors would endure a devastated social order with distrust in leaders and increased social strain. Long-term effects include abnormal behavior, fear, guilt, apathy, and major survival challenges amid resource shortages and disrupted food and fuel supplies.
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Washington
United States
Senate Banking Committee
Arthur Katz
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ferry Captain Blamed for 1976 Mississippi Collision
The National Transportation Safety Board faulted ferry Captain Egidio Auletta for deficient conning and maneuvering judgment in the 1976 Mississippi River crash that killed 71 people. Autopsy records described him as almost legally drunk and noted alcohol impairment and the other ship’s pilot’s failure to act promptly.
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Washington (Ap
Federal Safety Board
Mississippi River
National Transportation Safety Board
Egidio Auletta
Auletta
Disability benefits expand as income limit rises
Washington officials said starting today disabled persons can earn more without losing Social Security or SSI disability benefits. HEW raised the income limit to between 180 and 280 dollars per month for eligibility considerations, with higher earners often ineligible and lower earners still eligible for full benefits.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Kennedy coalition rejects health plan
Sen. Edward Kennedy and labor and interest groups reject President Carter's health plan and plan to introduce their own bill next month. AFL-CIO president Meany blasts the phase one proposal as abandoning the president's commitment to a comprehensive plan as senior citizens groups condemn Califano outline. Kennedy calls the administration's plan limited and wasteful, arguing it does not curb rising costs despite a 10 to 15 billion dollar cost in 1983.
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Edward Kennedy
Carter
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph Califano
National Council of Senior Citizens
Califano
American Association of Retired Persons
Kennedy
Wernher von Braun Born On This Date in 1912
On this date 1912 birth of German rocket scientist Wernher von Braun. The pioneer of rocket technology helped develop V2 and later influenced early spaceflight efforts despite controversial wartime work.
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Wernher von Braun
Births and incidents noted in vital statistics
Birth announcements from Mercy St. Luke's and other local homes record a daughter for Mik hael Blessais at 1807 B Ave NE and sons for Scott Stepanek 3629 Bel Air Dr SE C Ronald Rafferty 374 Hampden Dr NE Keith Reed 117 10th St NE Robert Stechcon 914 Ellis Blvd NW Keith Stamp Monticello and James Bowman Swisher. Later entries note a Hawkeye Downs Fairground ballast issue at SW and a medical emergency at North Point Drive NE.
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Scott Stepanek
Bel Air Drive
C. Ronald Rafferty
Hampden Drive
Keith Reed
10Th St
Robert Stechcon
Ellis Blvd
Keith Stamp
Monticello
James Bowman
Swisher
Hawkeye Downs Fairground
North Point Drive
19Th Ave
FTC moves to regulate morticians
The FTC moves to curb funeral industry practices by requiring itemized price information over the phone and before selecting arrangements, and banning embalming without consent. The rule is advisory. a staff statement of purpose must precede formal rulemaking, and industry challenges are anticipated.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Michael Pertschuk
Gazette Cedar Rapids Publication Details and Rates
Established in 1883 by The Gazette Company the Cedar Rapids Iowa daily and Sunday paper lists address at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Subscription rates shown include carrier 1.15 per week and mail 5.17 for 4 weeks 56.00 for 52 weeks with regional restrictions and exclusive AP content rights noted.
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Gazette Company
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gazette
Associated Press
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