Sadat says border war with Libya over after week of fighting
President Anwar Sadat announced on a national telecast that Egypt's border battles and air raids with Libya ended and no territorial aims were pursued. Libyan spokesmen claimed peace with Egypt while warning of ongoing vigilance and a potential flare up, with exchanges over Sudan and prisoner swaps cited.
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Carter Moves To Rebut Black Criticism At Urban League
President Carter faces sharp critique from black leaders after Vernon Jordan's scathing talk to the Urban League. Cabinet members Andrew Young Patricia Harris and Ray Marshall defend civil rights enforcement as Carter privately urges calm while aiming reforms to aid the poor. Newark mayor Kenneth Gibson also questions Carter's welfare and jobs message.
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Conferees Fail To Agree On Abortion Funds Impasse
House and Senate conferees remain at an impasse over whether federal funds may pay for abortions. The Senate proposed allowing abortions in rape incest or medical necessity cases, but House conferees rejected it by 10 to 1. Both chambers must vote again to shape final language before funding the Labor Health Education and Welfare bill. About 300000 federally funded abortions occurred last year, mainly for Medicaid recipients.
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Unclear regional forecast notes mixed states and errors
A scrambled weather item for Virginia and North Carolina notes fair cool nights and sunny days through Thursday. It miswrites temperatures with several errors but suggests lows in the 40s to upper 50s and highs in the 70s in places.
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Suzi Denies Knowledge Of Korea Influence Buying
Suzi Thomson, a former secretary to House Speaker Creg, told reporters she will answer House ethics inquiry questions in public after a private meeting with her lawyer. She denied any knowledge of bribery or influence peddling by Koreans on Capitol Hill, and said she has been the victim of malicious rumors due to her South Korean birth.
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Hershey Cuts Candy Bar Weights Amid Price Hints
Hershey Food Corp will shrink five standard bars by about 12.8 percent, with a possible price rise looming as cocoa costs push costs up. Chairman Harold F. Mohler cited high cocoa prices as the cause. Some bars drop from 1.15 oz to 1.05 oz, 1.2 oz to 1.05 oz, and 1.5 oz to 1.2 oz, with smaller bars already in production for expected store appearance in weeks.
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Israel Moves to Legalize West Bank Settlements Draw U S Protest
The Israeli cabinet committee backed recognizing three West Bank settlements Camp Kaddam Ofra and Maale Adumim. The move drew a sharp U S rebuke from State Department spokesman Hodding Carter who said settlements violate the Geneva convention and hinder peacemaking.
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Fires Raging In Alaska and Firefighting Efforts
Vast Alaska regions burned by 66 fires covering 420000 acres as winter snowfall was low and dryness persisted. In Maine New Jersey and North Carolina rain aided containment while Los Angeles area fires improved. Four New Jersey Pine Barrens deaths spark arson probe and ongoing firefighting in Bass River Weymouth Barnegat Wharton. Maine Mt Katahdin area fire of 4500 acres stabilizes after rain and mop-up begins.
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