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Vance Sees Sharp Gaps in Middle East Peace Talks
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance returned home after a weeklong six nation tour with remarks that Israelis and Arabs diverge on how to address Palestinians and other obstacles to reviving Geneva talks. He warned against optimism, noted mixed Arab views on Palestinian representation, and said all six governments are willing to resume talks in the second half of the year. Assad pressed for 1967 territorial withdrawals and full Palestinian rights, while Israel and Arabs differ on what constitutes peace.
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Syria
Cyrus Vance
Geneva
Vance
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Hafez Assad
Carter
Europe
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Assad
Fom
National Council of the
PLO
Ohio debates lifting Lake Erie drilling ban amid gas shortage
The Ohio legislature weighs ending the Lake Erie drilling ban set to expire July 1 1978 as winter gas shortages spark debate. Senator Calebrese backs repeal citing survival and potential 15 billion cubic feet over 40 years, while Senator McCormack pushes to extend the ban citing environmental risk. Pressure grows after neighboring states move to allow drilling.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Lake Erie
Anthony
Calebrese
D-22
Ohio
Timothy McCornick
Guyahogs County
State House
McCormack
Senate Conservation and Environmental Committee
Pennsylvania
Milton J. Shapp
New York
Mailers Fail To Show At Newspaper In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia the morning paper could not publish for a 12th day as union mailers and cross picket line workers ignore a federal judge back-to-work order. The Newspaper Guild strike against Philadelphia Newspapers Inc. halted publication, with fines already imposed on the local union and leaders. Talks mediated by Robert Kyler failed to yield a settlement. wage and hospitalization demands remain. Governor Carey seeks legislative action while pressmen agree to return if mailers report to work.
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Philadelphia
Newspaper Guild
Inquirer
Daily News Fed
Eyler
PNI
First international show of women artists at LACMA
An international exhibition of women artists opens at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and runs in Los Angeles through March 13. The display spotlights contemporary work by female creators and marks a milestone in art visibility.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles County Museum of Art
HEW Head Objects to Abortion Emphasizes Family Planning
Washington AP Secretary of Health Education and Welfare Joseph Califano Jr a Roman Catholic says he objects to abortion for religious reasons but supports family planning and believes it should be funded and pushed harder. Sources say Carter budget proposals will increase funding for birth control programs as an alternative to abortion.
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Washington (Ap
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph Califano Jr
Califano
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U's
Calif
HEW
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Mary Irene Gency found dead after beating near Charleroi
Mary Irene Gency a 16 year old Charleroi Area High School student was found murdered near a sportsmen's club in Fallowfield Township Washington County. Authorities say she died from multiple skull fractures and lacerations possibly caused by a hammer. Two brothers found the nude body around 4 45 p m on Saturday after she had been missing since February 19. The case is described as brutal by coroner Farrell Jackson.
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Charleroi
Washington County
Mary Irene Gency
North Charleroi
Charleroi Area High School
Fallowfield Township
Ernest Abernathy
Washington Hospital
Farrell Jackson
Pollution Cleaning Up As Ohio River Water Safe Again
EPA and city officials report a spill of carbon tetrachloride in the Kanawha River near Charleston, West Virginia, affected over 100 miles of the Ohio River. Filtration reduced levels from a prior High reading to about 20 parts per billion at Louisville, allowing officials to lift boil-water advisories while urging ongoing river monitoring.
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Louisville
Ohio
Environmental Protection Agency
Kanahwa
Charleston
W.va
Alvin Morris
EPA
Gordon Robeck
Cornwall
Jerry Ford
Louisville Water Co
Ford
Gary Hutchinson
Atlanta
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