Sadat hints quicker normal ties with Israel after peace settlement
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, after a four day U.S. visit, signaled he may move faster toward normal relations with Israel once a peace settlement is reached. He said there will be normalization and accepted Israel's right to exist while cautioning no immediate concessions. He urged U.S. Palestinian dialogue and said Palestinians must participate in Geneva talks, while reaffirming support for an independent Palestinian state on the West Bank.
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Widow Slovik Seeks Pentagon Review On Soldier Benefit
Antoinette Slovik widow of Eddie Slovik met Pentagon officials to press for a $68,000 life insurance payout plus interest. Officials weigh which agency should handle the petition as Army reviews its precedents and potential expedience after White House talks.
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I Am Sorry Letter Found At Crash Site
In NEW HOPE Ga AP a charred yellow scrap of paper may hold the last words of a young woman among 85 aboard a plane, 61 lives lost. Investigators photographed wreckage as they searched the site after a storm caused the aircraft to crash and explode on a rural road.
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Clerks and Campaign Ties Highlight House Audit
An early morning briefing cites a budget over 1 billion for the legislative branch while an audit traces Lankford and Ramage links to political donors and free credit to members. Records show Lankford contributes to the Republican Boosters Club and Congressional Committee since 1968 totaling 7,000, with Ramage tied to promotion payments and staff hosting events.
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Flooding blocks six major routes as roads stay shut
The Virginia state highway department crews work to reopen roads still blocked by high water and mudslides. Six major routes and 129 secondary roads remain closed or restricted with 31 bridges damaged. Primary blocked roads include Va 70 in Lee County Va 65 in Scott County Va 43 in Botetourt County Va 61 in Giles County U S 460 in Giles County and Va 5 in Amherst amid rising flood damage across Appalachia. At least 14 people have died since Monday as rains lingered up to 30 hours.
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Weather outlook for Virginia and North Carolina states
Virginia expects increasing afternoon cloudiness Thursday with highs mid 40s to mid 60s and breezy conditions. Thursday night brings flurries in the mountains with lows mid 20s to mid 40s. Friday turns mostly sunny, windy and cool with highs upper 30s to upper 50s. North Carolina becomes partly cloudy Thursday with highs mid 50s to low 60s and windy Friday with Thursday night lows mid to upper 30s. Coast highs Friday near 40s to 50s.
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Time Running Out In Steel No-Strike Pact Talks
Washington AP reports time is short as 346000 steelworkers negotiate a three year contract under an experimental no strike agreement. Arbiration would end the peace pact, with Aug 1 plant-level walkouts possible on unresolved local issues.
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Carter Plans New Consumer Agency in White House
President Carter proposed a new Agency for Consumer Advocacy to represent consumer interests in courts and before federal agencies, aiming to curb prices and boost consumer influence. Esther Peterson would join as special assistant while not heading the agency.
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Danville Register subscription rates and notices
The Danville Register lists daily and Sunday delivery rates and mail prices. Carrier 85 cents per week, single copies 15 cents, Sunday 25 cents, yearly mail rate 44.20 dollars, six months 22.10 dollars. Notices warn renewals and reminders mailed 10 days before expiration.
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