Carter Begin Agree on Mideast Peace Conference This Fall
President Carter and Israeli Prime Minister Begin reached a plan for a Mideast peace conference this fall with Vance to seek Arab participation. They also backed a Geneva conference in October and discussed U.S. arms support for Israel including possible F 16 co production while considering a $100 million effort for mass production and naval arms.
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Carter
Menahem Begin
Cyrus R. Vance
Begin
Geneva
U.S
Cyrus Vance
Middle East
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
United States
Israel
Tel Aviv
Lebanon
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Jerusalem
Sinai Desert
Golan Heights
Jordan River
Bible Conference at Camp Findley Slated for July 1977
The 42nd annual Bible Conference will be held July 25 through 31, 1977 at Camp Findley Findley Lake New York. Rev Dean Martin leads speakers with nightly talks and Sunday programs. Kim Wickes featured in a Sunday concert. full musical program by Bowden Sergisson. Youth and children programs, counseling, swimming and RV facilities available. Write or call Rev Eugene M Westley at Camp Findley for details.
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Camp Findley
Findley Lake
N.Y
United Methodist
Dean Martin
Trinity United Methodist Church
Gainesville
Fla
Kathryn Bowden
Kingsport
Tennessee
Charles Sergisson
Newark
Dean S. Gilliland
The
Theological College of Northern Nigeria
Paul W. Unruh
Family Counseling Service
Greencastle
Dale Linton
Utica
Gary Greenwald
United Methodist Church
South Byron
John D. Cooke
Epworth Christ United Methodist Church
Jamestown
Eugene M. Westley
R.D
Clymer
New York
Utilities Hit By Pa Flood
Harrisburg AP notes impacts from flooding on utilities. ConRail tracks in Johnstown washed out, Amtrak service halted and passengers bused to Pittsburgh. Windber residents lost telephone service after roof collapse while Johnstown Beaverdale Somerset kept local service. Johnstown gas pipeline 900 feet washed away. restoration will be slow and home by home.
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Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
ConRail
Johnstown
Amtrak
Pittsburgh
Windber
Central
Beaverdale
Somerset
Peoples Gas Co
Sues Hospital In Damages In Erie County Suit
Erie couple Mr. and Mrs. R. Legler sue Saint Vincent Health Center and construction firms for damages to their home from debris and dust during 1975 76. Attorneys listed are Jay Nedell. They seek 1545.70 dollars on each of two counts.
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Erie
Erie County
Saint Vincent Health Center
R. Legler
Jay Nedell
Local News Notes and Social Gatherings Across Findley Lake
Gertrude Gravink will take a leave of absence July 24 to September 2 for hip surgery in Rochester, with Mrs. Trudy Williams as news lady of the week. Betsy Geiger hosted 21 at two farewell luncheons for Shirley Gravink. the Gravinks plan a mid August move to Lincoln New Hampshire. Out of town guests came from Flint Fredonia and nearby areas. Triangle Square Club held a box social at Findley Lake Fire Hall with Norvel Reed Jr. as auctioneer and a prize box awarded to Mrs. Harold Roush. Visitors from Monroe Falls Ohio and Newark joined gatherings with local residents. Pulpit schedules at Clymer United Methodist Church list speakers through August. several guests from Lehigh Acres Fla and Pittsburgh visited. Gertrude Gravink joined a Fredonia group for a picnic dinner in Ohio. Mary Ton of Flint arrived to spend time with Sparta relatives while William Gravink recovers in Erie. Open house planned for Bill day at the Seblink home. Local families hosted guests and scouts traveled to New Mexico for the National Boy Scout Camp. Bible School set for August 1–5 at Abbe Reformed Church. Wednesday and Thursday visits from Erie and Columbus residents noted. The Coffee Club celebrated Irma Legters’ birthday with a picnic at the Neckers' summer home. Phil Gravink from Albany visited his father in Erie. Delia from Albany came to spend time. Birthday dinners and various church group meetings highlighted the week. MMA Geary Tewinkle and wife Denise from Charleston, S.C. plan a trip to Tyler Texas after visiting relatives here. On August 2ird
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Strong Memorial Hospital
Rochester
Trudy Williams
Betsy Geiger
Shirley Gravink
Gravinks
Lincoln
N.H
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Flint
Mich
Fredonia
Area
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Newark
N.Y
Clara Holthouse
Triangle Square Club
Findley Lake
Norvel Reed Jr
Harold Roush
Clair Butts
Chris
Monroe Falls
Ohio
Harold Bensink
Clymer United Methodist Church
Dan Cole
Camp Findley
Alvin Rhodes
Good News
Paul Aber
Lehigh Acres
Fla
Helen Baldus
Pittsburgh
Henry Habink
James Sullivan
Jimmy and
Kelly
Genevs
Linda Callaghan
Michael
Scott
Lisa
Mary Ton
William Gravink
St. Vincent Hospital
Erie
Bill Day
Bob Seblink
William Ashton
Douglas Geiger
Jeff Geiger
David White
Buffalo
Cimmaron
N.M
Jim Lictus
Bob Winner
Las Vegas
Abbe Reformed Church
Leon Warnshuis
Glen Warnshuis
Denise DeSantis
Edinboro
Florence Casler
Columbus
John Gorney
Goodman
Brewster, N.Y
Coffee Club
Irma Legters
Carlyle Neckers
Phil Gravink
Albany
Delia
Dick TenHaken
Irma
Dutch Village
Bernice McCamm
Ruth Beckerink
Luella Cordia
Ruth Gravink
Hartfield
Faith
Lucille Bensink
Steve Tenpas
Mma Geary Tewinkle
Denise
Charleston
S.C
Tyler
Texas
P. VanderKooi
Insurance Discount Doubled To 40 Percent
Harrisburg AP reports the state Insurance Department orders insurers to raise the PIP health insurance discount by 20 percent, making total savings 40 percent starting Oct 1, with policy holders needing to request the discount and eligibility based on primary health coverage.
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Harrisburg
Insurance Department
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