Sadat Assassination Shocks Egypt and World Leaders
President Anwar Sadat was killed by six Egyptian soldiers during a military parade. Moslem militants were blamed, with five others dead and 38 wounded. Vice President Mubarak declared a state of emergency as U.S. forces were placed on high readiness. Funeral planned for Saturday with world leaders attending.
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Fragile hopes for Middle East jeopardized by Sadat death
The Washington Post reports Anwar Sadat's death jeopardizes regional peace prospects and unsettles Arab Israeli and superpower strategies. Mubarak may assume leadership but risks losing Sadat's unique authority while pursuing Arab rapprochement and renewed ties with Saudi Arabia. analysts warn of potential Egypt Libya clashes and shifts in U.S. Libya policy.
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Eastern Iowans weigh Sadat assassination reaction
Two Eastern Iowans with Egypt ties say the Sadat killing was not wholly unexpected. Dr. M R El Dieb calls it shocking but not unprecedented, while Mark Herzberger notes prior tense signs and past fears of an Iran style outcome. Kathryn McKay observed heavy military presence around airports and embassies.
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Hultman denies false testimony charge before panel
Evan Hultman, former U.S. attorney for Iowa’s Northern District, denies knowingly presenting false testimony to a 1975 federal grand jury probing Pittsburgh contractor Jack Nard. He criticizes the timing of a 71 page Judiciary Committee staff report used for today’s questioning and defends his handling of the Nard case with references to prior grand jury activity.
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Sadat Assassination Shifts AWACS Saudi Sale Debate
The Sadat assassination adds uncertainty to the 8.5 billion AWACS sale to Saudi Arabia as Senate debate nears a decision. Some see it as justification for stronger Arab ties while others cite regional instability. House delays vote. Hatch shifts to support. Meese calls the sale more important.
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Coffee Dispensers Resemble Filing Cabinets
A note describes office coffee dispensers that mimic filing cabinets in appearance, designed to blend with office decor. The piece mentions matching coffee drinkers to office workers and cites copyright as the source of the idea.
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