Egypt feuds over peace drive expands with PLO purge
Egypt expelled two Palestinian students and three PLO officials while courting African ambassadors to back Anwar Sadat's Israeli peace plan. Dayan warned of an hour of decision as talks with Israel proceed, with a Geneva conference possible and Africa splitting over support.
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Stress Tolls On Cops In Silent Toll Of Duty
Fremont Police officers spent three days in Santa Cruz attending a stress awareness session led by Dr. Mike Roberts and a team from Victims Services and Federal agencies. The program aimed to help police cope with mental and physical strain, a factor linked to alcohol use and, in extreme cases, suicide.
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BART Ride Ranks With Walking In Commute Choices
A BART study shows driving 62.9 percent of trips, walking 5.7 percent, and BART at 5.7 percent. Peak riders are young, white, college educated, earning high incomes, with most trips work related.
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Windmills Return as California Seeks New Energy Mix
Sacramento reports a wind power comeback as state experts debate potential share of electricity by 2000. Energy Commissioner hopefuls predict up to 16 percent, while utilities warn of likely 2 percent by century’s end.
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Carter still seeks Bert Lance advice amid probe signals
Washington reports Bert Lance remains a source for President Carter though investigators review his banking past. The SEC may pursue enforcement actions risking suspension of Lance from banking while DOJ probes possible use of bank facilities for politics. Powell says Carter values Lance's views though he resigned under fire last year.
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Men join liquid protein diet death list expands to 25
Sen. Charles Percy said the number of deaths possibly linked to liquid protein diets rose to 25, with men now among victims. He urged the FDA to halt over the counter sales and require prescriptions until safety is proven.
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Thanksgiving Weather Outlook Fair and Mild
Weather forecast for Thanksgiving predicts fair and mild conditions in South County with highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s. Patchy morning fog and variable cloudiness expected. westerly winds to 13 mph in the afternoon.
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