Sadat Rejects Direct Negotiations at Middle East Peace Talks
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat says Egypt will not engage in direct negotiations with Israel at the Geneva peace conference. He backs room-only talks and aims to bargain on disengagement before Christmas, after meeting with Secretary of State Kissinger in Cairo.
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Cappelletti Brother Wins Heisman Trophy Dedication
Joseph Cappelletti, 11, battling incurable leukemia, inspired John Cappelletti as he accepted the Heisman Trophy at a dinner. John, Penn State star, tearfully dedicated the award to his brother and spoke of Joey’s fight and the hope for a miracle.
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Christmas Radiance By Brownies Of St Ann Church
Christmas radiance shines on Troop 156 Brownies from St. Ann Church making ornaments for a local rest home. From left Kelly Gleason Neva Milligan and Elizabeth Hoppenans aged 8 9 and 7. For other photos see page 2. Daily photo credit Bobby Herbert.
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Wheeler Basin Regional Library Dedication Set
The Wheeler Basin Regional Library at the Decatur Civic Center Complex will be dedicated Sunday at 2 p.m. with government and civic leaders attending. ABE PLOUGH will give the dedicatory speech, and Dalton Guthrie will unveil a commemorative wall. The event includes color guard, refreshments, art displays, and tours by staff.
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Alabama Becomes 22nd State In 1819
Alabama enters the union as the 22nd state on this date in 1819. Weather brief notes a high near 50 with upper 30s tonight and mid 40s Saturday. rain probability 20 percent tonight and 70 percent Saturday.
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Auto Emission Control Bill Rejected By House
The House rejected a proposal to suspend automobile emission control devices amid the energy crisis by a 210 to 180 vote. The measure would have exempted about three quarters of U.S. cars from controls to save fuel, but critics warned it would reverse air-cleaning progress. The debate occurred as energy-saving steps and potential gasoline rationing were discussed.
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1974 World Almanac Offered By The Decatur Daily
The 1974 Associated Press World Almanac provides concise up-to-date information across 34 sections. It covers world nations education catastrophes health space crime arts and civil rights and is available from The Decatur Daily for 1.75 dollars with 25 cents handling.
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Daylight Saving Bill Moves Toward Year Round Status
Legislation sent to the Senate aims for year round Daylight Saving Time by the second week in January. The measure would set clocks forward one hour on the fourth Sunday after enactment. GREENS ARE GRASSIER at Point Mallard Golf Course features an 18 hole Championship layout described as ten year round.
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Manmade Leg Bones Help Japanese Farmer Heal
A 48 year old Japanese farmer received titanium and high density polyethylene artificial leg bones after cancerous leg bones were replaced. He returned home in Nagano Prefecture able to walk but not yet farm. The operation, led by Dr. Yasuto Itami at Jikei University, involved removing the leg bones and reimplanting them with a curved incision and a knee joint.
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Energy tip on saving electricity by ironing less
A reader tip suggests saving electricity by buying clothes that do not require ironing. Readers can submit tips to THE DAILY for potential credit.
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