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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1977

Page

3

Carter faces slim margin to ratify canal treaties

UPI poll shows 39 senators favoring or leaning, 29 opposing, 32 undecided. Carter must convert undecided and some leaning foes to reach the two thirds needed for ratification of the Panama Canal treaties amid concerns on naval access and neutrality enforcement.

Washington UPI Pee Carter Senate Panama Canal United Press International Lloyd Hentsen Texas United States Panama U.S Canal Carter Omar Torrijos Robert Byrd West Virginia Torrijos Byrd Gerald Ford Ronald Reagan

Sadat to receive big welcome home

Egyptians streamed into Cairo to cheer President Sadat as he returned from Israel amid praise at home and fury from Arab allies. Crowds stretched along the airport road while Sadat’s historic speech to the Israeli parliament was broadcast, signaling strong domestic support and cautious optimism about peace.

Cairo Egypt Anwar Sadat Israel Serps Jerusalem Sadat Sinai Desert

Junk Food Book Claims Most U S Diet Is Junk

Washington report on Michael Lasky's The Complete Junk Food Book, arguing more than half of annual U S food intake is junk. It chronicles origins of snacks, fast food trends, and a critique of advertising and dieting myths.

Washington UPI U.S America Michael. Lasky Lasky McGraw-Hill Lusky

Lindsay Soldier on Maneuvers at Fort Irwin California

Specialist Four Theodore F. Kurtenbach of Lindsay participates with about 4,000 troops from three major installations in Operation Devil Strike at Fort Irwin in the Mojave Desert. The 1st Brigade Task Force conducts prolonged day and night live fire maneuvers with close air support. Kurtenbach is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman W. Kurtenbach and a carpenter with the 937th Engineer Group at Fort Riley, entering the Army in 1975 and a Holy Family High School graduate.

Ft, Riley Kan Theodore F. Kurtenbach Lindsay Ft. Irwin Calif Mojave Spec. Kurtenbach Norman W. Kurtenbach 937Th Ft. Riley Army Holy Farally High School

Young Oppose Retirement Age Across Age Groups

A Conference Board survey finds about 76 percent of those under 25 oppose a fixed retirement age, versus around 60 percent of the 55 and older group. The report notes significant disagreement on pension policy and timing of retirement.

Conference Board

NPPD Rejects Plan for New Visitors Center

Nebraska Public Power District will not spend 210812 to build a 000 square foot visitors center at Cooper Nuclear Station near Brownville. The board rejected Beall Construction Co. bid after urging from management. A six month temporary center drew about 3000 visitors before being repurposed as guard and security quarters.

Cooper Brownville Nebraska Public Power District Board of Directors NPPD Beall Construction Co Lincoln Endgharters

Carter says Sadat visit boosts Middle East peace prospects

President Carter credits Anwar Sadat's trip to Israel with breaking centuries of hatred and improving chances for a Geneva conference. He planned meetings with Zbigniew Brzezinski and senior staff sessions, after leading about 100 worshippers in prayers at First Baptist Church of Washington. He opposed private settlements and urged leaders to heed their peoples yearning for peace.

Wromimwauin Urs Carter Anwar Sadat Israel Middle East Geneva Zbigniew Brzezinski First Baptist Church of Washington

Carter says Sadat trip could shift peace aims in Middle East

President Jimmy Carter reflected on Anwar Sadat’s visit to Israel calling it a breakdown of decades of hatred and a major step forward. He noted Arab fear of a bilateral accord excluding others but said neither Sadat nor Begin want that. Carter praised the speeches before the Knesset as moving.

Carter Syria Egypt Israel Sadat Begin

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