Camp David hosts three-way Middle East talks begin
President Carter, Egyptian leader Sadat, and Israeli premier Begin open talks at Camp David with plans for a 10 day summit in seclusion. Mondale not attending luncheon after false press note as world reacts to landmark mediation on Palestinian, Jerusalem, and security questions.
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American Crawford faces five year suspended sentence in Moscow case
Soviet prosecutor urged a five year suspended term for Ameri can F Jay Crawford on currency speculation charges after he allegedly exchanged 8500 dollars for 20000 rubles and six samovars on the black market. The case also involved co defendants Vladimir Kiselev Ludmila Kiselev and Alya Solovyova with pleas entered.
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Legionnaires Disease Cases Linked to Garment District
A New York health official reports five suspected Legionnaires' disease victims shared only garment district employment. One death is confirmed and four more cases are suspected, including a second fatality, amid an outbreak linked to the 1976 American Legion convention in Philadelphia.
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Senate foes press quick vote to send gas bill back to conference
Senate opponents led by Sen. Howard Metzenbaum urge an immediate vote to recommit the natural gas pricing measure to a conference committee. The move aims to derail what liberals call an expensive energy proposal in President Carter's plan.
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FDA links acne drug tretinoin to higher skin cancer risk
The FDA warns that retinoic acid, marketed as Retin A by Johnson and Johnson, may raise skin cancer risk from sun exposure. Users should avoid sun and sunlamps. the warning targets medical professionals in a Drug Bulletin.
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Postal talks resume after failed bid to avert strike
Washington AP reports bargaining in the postal contract dispute resumed face to face as the Postal Service and three unions hold morning and afternoon sessions ahead of a self imposed Sept 16 deadline. A union source says the status quo remains after their first joint session since an earlier accord was rejected by rank and file.
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Postal Service
Better planes for Taiwan plan under White House review
Washington lawmakers discuss selling Taiwan a more capable F-5 fighter that would threaten mainland China less by limiting bombing while enhancing Nationalist forces. Carter administration officials say advisers favor the plane but no formal approval has been given.
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Teen convicted in Chinatown Golden Dragon raid murders
A San Francisco jury convicted teenager Curtis Tam of five counts of second degree murder and 11 counts of assault for the Golden Dragon restaurant raid that killed five and wounded 11 on September 4, 1977. He claimed coercion by the Joe Boy gang amid rival Wah Ching tensions. He faces up to 35 years. others await trial.
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Fire at 522 McKinley St SE Under Investigation
A Sunday night blaze at the Martha Weis residence, a 24 story brick house, damaged the living room and caused smoke throughout the structure. No injuries reported. The house is owned by Fred Todd. The cause remains under investigation and a historical note mentions Jane Addams born in 1860.
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Viet school rolls climb to 13.3 million
Radio Hanoi reports 13.3 million Vietnamese enrolled this year, an 18 percent rise from 1977-78. The 1978-79 school year has begun this week.
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Thailand
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Hanoi
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Publishing Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette provides daily and Sunday editions from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Subscriptions cost $1.15 weekly by carrier and $5.174 weekly or $56.00 for 52 weeks by mail. rates vary for other states and territories.
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Southern Bell check mistake prompts bank mix up
In Atlanta an error sparked by Arthur Asherson and a bank sparked headlines. A bank refused to cash a Southern Bell check for 10 cents due to insufficient funds, while a Southern Bell spokesman said the issue was a mistaken failure to honor the small payment.
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Southern Bell Telephone Co
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