Egypt and Libya Accept Cease-Fire On Border
Cairo reports a cease-fire agreement between Egypt and Libya after six days of border fighting. Boumedienne helped broker talks with Arafat and Khadafy, and Sadat ordered forces to halt hostilities. Paratroopers withdrew from Al Jaghbub amid conflicting battle reports and claims of air actions and casualties.
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Egypt
Libya
Cairo
Yasir Arafat
Arafat
Houari Boumedienne
Muammar Khadafy
Boumedienne
Alexandria
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
al Jaghbub
Mediterranean
Border
Oasis
al Adam
Tobruk
U S Reassures South Koreans Over Troop Withdrawal Plan
President Carter affirms U S defense commitment to South Korea as Defense Secretary Brown and South Korean officials form a joint U S South Korean command to be led by Lt Gen John W Vessey Jr with a Korean deputy. Brown outlines a 1.9 billion aid package to offset the withdrawal of 33 000 ground troops while naval and air units stay.
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Seoul
South Korea
Carter
America
U.S
Harold Brown
Brown
Suh Jyong-chul
Korea
John W. Vessey Jr
Suh
United States
North Korea
Republic of Korea
Congress
Huge Angeles National Forest Fire Leaves Trail of Destruction
A massive blaze north of La Canada California sears through the Angeles National Forest as firefighters tackle the season’s biggest fire. More than 2500 acres charred and a helicopter pilot was killed in a midair collision between two firefighting helicopters.
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Angeles National Forest
la Canada
Calif
Califor
Nia
Community Help Desk Answers Reader Inquiries
Readers ask for addresses of the North Carolina real estate boards and licensing board and for local buyers of books and magazines. The Enterprise provides the State Board of Realtors contact, the Real Estate Licensing Board address, plus business buyers Reader's Choice and United Waste Paper. Hospital admission practices are explained by director David Lopp with Red Cross volunteer role noted.
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State Board of Realtors
Realtors’ State Licensing Board
L. A
Jim Bischell
N.C. Association of Realtors
Homeland Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Red Cross
Anow
Man
David Lopp
Lopp
Ravenel Announces Run Against Thurmond For Senate
In Charleston Ravenel declares bid for U S Senate challenging Strom Thurmond. He cites progress on teacher pay reform and government accountability and plans further campaigns in Columbia Greenville Rock Hill Florence and Aiken.
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Charleston
S.C
Charles D
Pug” Ravenel
South Carolina
U.S. Senate
Strom Thurmond
Ravenel
Columbia
Greenville
Rock Hill
Florence
Aiken
Lance Defends 3.4 Million Loan Amid Senate Scrutiny
Federal budget director Bert Lance described a 3.4 million loan used to buy 200000 shares in the Atlanta bank he once led as businesslike and legitimate. He told the Senate committee he may sell the stock soon and denied links to related bank actions. He cited market rates and pledged to settle the loan with quarterly interest payments.
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Washington
Bert Lance
Atlanta
Lance
Senate
National Bank of Georgia
Office of Management and Budget
First National Bank of Chicago
Manufacturers Hanover Bank of New York
Chicago Bank
Teamster Union
Central States Pension Fund
Teamsters
Arraignment Delayed in Connecticut Mass Killing Case
Lorne Acquin 27-year-old ex convict wore Miami Beach shirt as his arraignment was postponed to August 2 in the mass murder of Frederick Beaudoin's wife seven children and a niece and arson at the Prospect home. Police allegations and bond discussions marked the brief hearing in Waterbury.
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Waterbury
the New Haven Register
Acquin
Beaudoin
the Register
Cheryl
Pratt & Whitney Aerospace
North Haven
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