Peace talks between Sadat and Assad in Cairo
Egyptian President Sadat and Syrian President Assad resumed talks at Kabbeh Palace to coordinate a new Arab push for peace with Israel. They aim to pressure Palestinians to join a Geneva peace delegation and urge U S involvement, amid Israeli election timing concerns and cabinet changes.
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Cairo
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Hafez Assad
Syra
Israel
Hosni Mubarak
Kabbeh Palace
Ismail Fahmy
Fahmy
Sadat
Assad
Geneva
United States
Wisconsin Float Drive Falls Short for Presidential Parade
Jeanne DuRose of the Wisconsin Democratic party staff said fund raising for a 12 by 60 foot state float for the presidential inaugural parade in Washington has been slow. She estimated about $10,000 must be raised before Friday's deadline to secure representation with a theme of Wisconsin as a progressive heritage and a cooperative people moving into America's Third Century.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Washington, D.C
Jeanne DuRose
Democratic Party
America
Oil Threatens Fishing Banks Near Georges Bank
Coast Guard maps oil containment as 1.5 million gallons head toward rich Georges Bank grounds. Argo Merchant leaks revised from 100000 to 1.5 million gallons. thickened oil slows pumping planned for shore transfer. Officials warn of bottom contamination and potential ship breakup within a month.
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Boston
Coast Guard
Georges Bank
Argo
Nantucket
Guam
Fire claims life of Milwaukee boy in second floor blaze
Jeffrey Anderson, nine, died from smoke inhalation in a second floor North Side apartment fire Saturday. His siblings tried to wake him and fled, believing he followed them.
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Milwaukee
Jeffrey Anderson
Neor North Side
Unclear Speech Cites National Spirit and Will
A speaker warned that the nation’s spirit has sagged and the will has wilted, urging resolve in challenging times. About 1,220 students were scheduled to receive degrees.
Oil Spill Delays Body Search In Los Angeles Harbor
Coast Guard officials said diving operations to find the five missing from the explosion aboard the Sid-foot Sananena may wait two to three days. Four Italian crewmembers killed have been identified. Crews worked to stamp out some 5,000 gallons of oil as the search was delayed by partially submerged sections of the tanker.
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Coast Guard
Venenela
Salem
Mass
Boston
Los Angeles
The
Sananena
Judge Kading Submits Resignation in Wisconsin
Jefferson Wisconsin AP reports on February 18 that Judge Kading submitted his resignation after the Supreme Court found him in contempt for failure to file financial statements. The court ordered a formal statement or face fines.
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The
Supreme Court
Kading Wm
Wisconsin Braces for Winter as Cold Front Sweeps In
The Associated Press reports a cold front across Wisconsin brings snow flurries and slippery roads. Morning lows fall toward zero to 15 below, with wind chills around minus 15 as officials forecast a steady to falling temperature pattern through the day.
Weather Outlook West Clear Monday Night
The forecast calls for clear weather in the west Monday night with calmer conditions. In the east, skies will clear and lows will range from zero to 15 below zero. Tuesday will be sunny and cold with highs in the teens. A cold spell is expected Wednesday through Friday with a chance of snow around Wednesday. The Two Rivers and Manitowoc temperature readings are listed for multiple times through Sunday and Monday.
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Associated Press
Lakeshore
Two Rivers
Madison
Carter names women to key cabinet posts in early sweep
President-elect Carter announces Juanita Kreps as commerce secretary and Rep Robert Bergland as agriculture secretary. Atlanta lawyer Griffin Bell named attorney general. Newark mayor Kenneth Gibson eyed for housing and urban development. Contained remarks by Thurmond, reactions from black legal groups, and notes on FBI checks and possible FBI director replacement.
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Judiciary Committee
Carter
Justice Department
Juanita Kreps
Economist
Duke University
Department of Commerce
Robert Bergland
Department of Agriculture
Bergland
Mondale
Griffin Bell
Atlanta
Bell
Charles Kirbo
Taurmona
HSC
Washington
Newark
Kenneth Gibson
Housing and Urban Development
Gibson
FBI
Carl J
Cleveland
National Bar Association
Carter Bell
Ame- Heus
Georgia
Idaho
Cecil Andrus
Intenor
Clarence M. Kelley
Kelley
US District Court
Frank Johnson
Montgomery
Ala
Rabin Faces Likely Resignation as Elections Loom
In Israel, Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin is poised to resign soon after breaking with the National Religious party, triggering a possible early vote. Rabin seeks to avoid elections before May to meet President elect Carter, while the coalition loses its majority and the Likud plans a new no confidence motion.
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Fahmy
Israel
Minster
Yitzhak Rabin
National
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Jerusalem
Rabin
Mily Labor Party
Carter
Right
Ant
Meier
Israel Airforce
National Religious Party
National Rel
Group Party
Knesset
Independent Liberal Party
Likud
Position Bloc
National Relgious Party
Brezhnev Seventy Celebrated With Medals and Praise
Soviet leaders and top officials honored Leonid Brezhnev on his 70th birthday with two medals and a sword in the Kremlin. Messages from Ford Schmidt Leone Gandhi and Giscard accompanied praise from Mikhail Suslov as Brezhnev received the Order of Lenin and a second Hero of the Soviet Union. Leaders from the Soviet bloc conferred their highest decorations during the week-long tributes.
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Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
Kremlin
Brezhnev
Leonid Myich
Mikhail Suslov
Communist Party
Nukuta Khrush
Chev
Khrushchev
Ford
Helmut Schmidt
Giovanni Leone
Indira Gandhi
Valery Giscard d
Podgorny
Seaway Cleared Of Ocean Ships After Extended Deadline
The last ocean cargo vessel Attica, a Liberian freighter, entered the St Lawrence Seaway at Cape Vincent after midnight Monday, aided by an extended closing time from 8am Saturday. Coast Guard said the 17 foot hull crack resulted from improper loading in Chicago. Attica was to drydock in Montreal after escort to Montral ports. Other saltwater ships had cleared the Seaway and headed to the Atlantic. last foreign vessel wintering on the Lakes was in 1962.
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Coast Guard
Cleveland
Cape Vincent
Attica
Port Haron
Midh
Chicago
Detroit
Mon- Stredl
Atrica
Montreal
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Sault Ste Mane Mich
Sault Locks
St Mary's
Unimar
Classifieds Snapshot From The Local Advertiser
Cluttered ad column shows items to buy sell or rent with a phone number and prompt to ask for an ad vis or. Readable lines include a contact number 4433 or 798-1317 and instruction to call for advertising details.
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Siohing
Atel
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Lynn Hein
James Stewart
1St Coast Guard District
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Devitt
Greenfield
Rhodesia
Salisbury, Rhodesia
Pocrillas
Melsetler
Mozambique
University of Wisconsin
Bertram McNamara
Uwmilwaukee
McNamara
Kading
Jefferson, Wis
Manitowoc
Stevens Point
John Okray
Okray Products Co
Plover
Wisconsin Potato and Vegetable Growers Association
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Robert F. Haugh
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