Summit May Be Failure in Middle East Talks
President Anwar Sadat warned the Christmas Day summit with Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin could fail, while expressing hope for peace. Israeli sources said Begin would present a new secret proposal to energize talks on the Palestinian issue as both sides push for progress after 29 years of conflict.
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Pilgrims Jam Holy Land For Christmas
Jerusalem hotels brim with Christmas pilgrims lured by hopes for peace. Government official forecasts growth in visitors to 1 million next year. About 15,000 pilgrims will gather in Bethlehem for Christmas Eve services under heightened security.
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Micha Gidron
Anwar Sadat
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Bethlehem
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George Halil
Church of the Nativity
Driver Sacrifices Self in Chicago Transit Robbery
Donald Lucilla, 58, died after being shot when he refused to surrender a wallet containing $27 on a Chicago Transit Authority bus. The driver, fatally wounded, stopped the bus before collapsing. two male robbers fled on foot. Lucilla died about an hour and a half later.
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It Sure Has Been Sad Year
Judy Holliday endured repeated tragedies starting with the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire that killed 164. Her son Keith, a three year old, vanished from in front of her home near Alexandria Kentucky amid freezing cold. A large search with helicopters and volunteers failed to locate him, with authorities suggesting possible abduction or danger to the child.
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Judy Holliday
Beverly Hills
Keith
Katherine Goosman
Cin Mini
Wats All Paran
Genie Carmack
Kenturky National Guard
Uday IL
Jack Bailey
Goosman
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Heverly Hills
State universities face tuition rises after Shapp subsidy cuts
Harrisburg AP reports three state supported universities must raise tuition as Gov Shapp signs funding bills but trims 7.5 million from subsidies. Penn State Temple and Lincoln University face hefty interest costs and possible spring term surcharges as cash flow strains linger and disbursements lag.
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Milton Shapp
Henn State
Temple
Buda
Charles McIntosh
Penn State
Pill Temple
Lincoln University
Temple University
John Oswald
University of Pennsylvania
Marin Meyerson
Penn
Veterinary School
Shapp
Columbus Township Adopts 1978 Budget With Snowplow Loan
Columbus Township formally adopts its 1978 budget with minor changes after a November public hearing. A $60,000 loan from Corry National Bank funds a new Oshkosh snowplow. An ordinance to levy a 1 percent real estate transfer tax at the January 3 reorganizational meeting is under consideration to bolster road and service costs. The tax aims to add about $2,000 in 1978 revenue, with other funds and grants shaping the total receipts of $154,216 and a projected $6,894 year end balance. The tax would not apply within the Corry School District.
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Corry National Bank
Columbus Township Board of Supervisors
Jordan Christensen
Hugh McKnight
Corry
Warren County
Farmers Shun Midwest Strike in Pennsylvania Area
Farmers in this region are mostly calm and less militant than those in the west and south. William Urash, head of the Erie County Extension office, says local growers sympathize with the strike but diversification in Pennsylvania crops makes recruiting hard and recruiting campaigns unlikely to spread.
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William Urash
Trip County
Erie
Urash
Corryva
Pennsylvania
Carter
Wood Stove Woes Strike Here Again
Fire crews from Egin Beaverdam and Spartansburg responded to a fire at the David Krizo residence on Oxbow Hill road Corry. A wood burning Franklin Stove overheated a wall where a metal chimney pipe passed causing minor damage with no injuries. Freeman said four pieces of equipment and about 12 men from his company were first on scene plus Spartansburg sent two trucks and ten men.
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David Krizo
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Corry
Oxbow Hill Road
Franklin
Egin-Beaverdam
John Freeman
Freeman
Spartansburg
Defense Budget To Hit Record But Naval Cuts
Washington officials say President Carter will seek a record defense budget near 126 billion for fiscal 1979, yet slash Navy shipbuilding by about 20 percent from 19 to 15 ships. The plan increases Army readinesswhile trimming overall projections below Ford’s earlier forecast.
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Congress
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Western
Europe
Defense
Harald Brown
White House
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Brown Fueheyer
OMB
Ford
New Government Posts Open as City Eyes Fresh Faces
City officials plan new appointments in several boards and commissions as two new council members and a new mayor prepare to take office. Most roles are unpaid and require commitment rather than expertise, with meetings about monthly. Women are urged to consider posts, and applicants should contact Grice for inclusion in consideration list.
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Tle
Bodrits
Robert Grice
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Volver
Mah
College Pracuaus
Grice
Golf and Hanning
Gree
Dictur Consideratin
Municepal
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