Peace prospects hinge on staged diplomacy says Eban
Former Israeli foreign minister Abba Eban told a Miami University audience that step by step negotiations offer the best chance for Middle East peace. He urged the U S and Israeli governments to resume the Ford administration style diplomacy to avoid harming peace prospects as Arabs must recognize Israel's right to exist in exchange for occupied territories.
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Sadat chat at village cafe during lake region visit
AP reports President Anwar Sadat paused near a coffee house on the shore of the Great Bitter Lake to chat with locals in Fayed as part of a tour of agricultural projects. He recalled a truck driver’s meeting from Ismailia before the 1952 revolution while enjoying tea. AMHERST MASS: Albert Grimaldi, 19, moved into an Amherst College dorm with his mother’s help, aiming to start his freshman year quietly. He is heir to Monaco’s throne and may still choose a major as Princess Grace attends a meeting with college leaders.
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Teng Says U.S.-China Efforts Suffered Setback
Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping told The Associated Press that U S China efforts to normalize relations suffered a setback during Secretary of State Vances visit. He said the talks marked a retreat from Ford and Kissinger proposals and urged adherence to demands including breaking with Taiwan and ending the U S Taipei defense treaty.
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Governors Back Welfare Package at National Governors Meet
Governors across states voiced support for President Carter's welfare package, urging Congress to approve quickly. The plan aims to set a $4,200 income floor for a four person family, require work for able recipients, provide federal aid to states, and create public sector jobs at minimum wage.
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Danville Register subscription rates page note
The Danville Register lists daily and Sunday subscription rates and formats for in city and suburbs. Carrier delivery costs 85 cents weekly four weeks, Sunday copies 25 cents, single copies 15 cents, mail options available.
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Lance Powell details push for Lance resignation amid alleged illegalities
Powell said two key Senators urged Lance to resign over alleged illegalities while Carter remained noncommittal. Lance denies wrongdoing and plans to stay as budget director. Congress weighs stricter banking controls as experts note major overdrafts at Calhoun bank and large personal loans tied to other banks.
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Cornelia Wallace Leaves Governor's Mansion in Alabama
Cornelia Wallace moved out of the Alabama governor's mansion after accusing her husband Gov. George C. Wallace of vulgarity threats and abuse. She said she would protect herself with her lawyers and may live with friends while a divorce petition discussion emerged but not filed.
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Weather Update for Virginia and North Carolina
Virginia parts may see clearer skies and lower humidity with a chance of thunderstorms in the south Wednesday night. North Carolina expects showers and storms through Wednesday and Thursday with heavy rain possible in the mountains. Temperatures hover in the 60s to 70s, with mild nights and breezy to calm winds.
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Kenneth Wilson a Laborday Gunman in Charlotte Killing
Kenneth Wilson 17, who opened fire at a Labor Day picnic near Charlotte, killed by his own gun after a brief shootout that left one dead and three wounded. He dated a black girl against his parents wishes, wore a swastika armband, and reportedly defended Hitler in class discussions while being a loner who studied guns and World War I.
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