Sadat invites Middle East parties to Cairo talks
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat proposed formal Cairo talks inviting all Middle East parties including the PLO, while Israel said it would decide who to send as Syria rejected the plan calling it a cover for continued contacts. U.N. and U.S. officials indicated readiness to engage, with invitations expected to be delivered to invitees.
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IRA gunmen surrender after Dublin supermarket siege
Eight gunmen believed IRA members freed twelve hostages after a 12 hour standoff at a Fairview Dublin supermarket. Police and troops surrounded the warehouse as Bishop James Kavanagh and two priests negotiated. The gang, demanding food and access to clergy and a lawyer, released three women before surrendering with assurances of safe treatment.
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Carter backs 55 mph speed limit enforcement standards
President Carter backed a plan by Transport Secretary Brock Adams to set federal standards for enforcing the 55 mph speed limit. States would monitor highway traffic with federal aid and certify annually that a target share of drivers comply, aiming for 85 percent by 1982, though current data show far lower compliance and no state near the goal. The plan could include penalties, potentially reducing highway funds for noncompliant states.
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Real Medi Cal abuser claims misdirection by advocates
Gary Geis, a California pharmacist, argues beneficiaries drive Medi Cal abuse not doctors or hospitals. He cites Alameda Contra Costa data showing high costs from patients obtaining narcotics and multiple doctor visits. He notes state restrictions and Blue Shield measures target abusers, but few cards carry new treatment authorization marks.
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