Sadat and Carter Begin Talks on Middle East Peace
President Carter and Egyptian leader Anwar Sadat meet at the White House to discuss Arab Israeli peace efforts. Both leaders emphasize religion and village roots, saying 1977 offers a unique window for negotiations. Sadat arrives at Andrews Base and is greeted by Secretary Vance.
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Zaire Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Cuba Over Shaba Invasion
Mobutu Sese Seko's government declares Cuba a backer of the Angola based assault on Shaba Province and orders Cuban diplomats to leave. The regime cites documents allegedly proving Cuban involvement and reports a military shakeup removing Gen. Bumba Moasso from top army post. A Kinshasa rally for Mobutu drew a sparse crowd.
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Brick or frame houses in restricted subdivision dispute
Inquiries to The Enterprise Action Line explain that brick-only restrictions must be recorded in the deed or a separate instrument to allow legal action against a developer. If not recorded, the resident has no case. The agent notes a typical time limit on such restrictions.
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Asheboro
President Carter Voted Popular For Style Over Policy
A Harris survey of 1 549 adults shows President Carter riding high with a 67 to 21 percent overall positive rating driven by his style. Policy specifics lag, as economy and Russia relations score around the mid to high forties with sizable uncertainty.
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Carter
Harris
Russia
Hazard Warranty On Tires Reduced
Major U S tire makers have cut road hazard warranties and mileage guarantees, shifting to guarantees against defects in workmanship or materials. Goodyear cites quality assurance as the focus, while Michelin still offers some road hazard coverage on select models. Readers should read warranties carefully before purchase to know protections and costs.
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Associated Press
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Michelin
More People Seeking Out Less Expensive Funerals
The FTC notes Americans spend about 4 billion yearly on funerals and burial, with rising demand for affordable options. Regulation proposals aim to raise price transparency, while funeral directors argue against sweeping changes. The piece outlines three major prearrangeable purchases and guidance for cost cuts along with the funeral ceremony's social role.
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International Funeral Services, Inc
Des Moines
Iowa
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National Funeral Directors Association
United States
Black Salvation Easter series on black faith and slavery era crucifixion
Editor notes the first of five Easter installments by AP religion writer George W. Cornell. The piece reflects on black suffering from 1619–1865 and beyond, citing endurance, faith, and the idea of collective crucifixion as a path to healing and deliverance. Theonward reference to more coverage on 5A.
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Thelma Barnes
Black Methodists For Church Renewal
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