Israel Breaks 15-Year Suez Canal Silence With Cargo
Israel’s Olympus, a 9,645-ton Greek-flag carrier leased to Zim Lines, passed through the Suez Canal carrying phosphate for Europe. The 103-mile transit, tied to the Kissinger Sinai accords, marked the canal’s first Israeli cargo passage in about 15 years amid heavy security and limited press access.
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NIMH Grants North Carolina Funding For Mental Health Study
A three year grant totaling 646086 from the National Institute of Mental Health was announced by Gov. Jim Holshouser to develop a model system for patient care analysis and review in mental health centers. The study will cover Alamance Caswell Wake Craven Jones Pamlico Carteret Gaston and Lincoln counties.
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Mild And Dry Piedmont Weather Outlook
North Carolina and South Carolina forecast mostly sunny, highs near 70s to 80s, fair tonight with 40s, Tuesday partly cloudy with little change. Coastal areas warmer, mountains cooler, rain chances near zero rising to 20 percent Tuesday, extended outlook through Friday remains fair and mild with 70s highs and 30s to 50s lows.
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Landmark Realty adds Glenn Payne to sales staff
Glenn Payne joined Landmark Realty as part of the sales team bringing 10 years in construction and real estate experience. He completed a real estate course at Guilford Technical Institute. Payne and his wife Macie live with their three children in Kernersville.
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Sadat May Get Nuclear Plants
Washington reports the United States and Egypt are nearing a pact to supply Egypt with two U,S. nuclear reactors at a total cost of 1.2 billion dollars. The agreement, discussed during Anwar Sadat’s 10 day U.S. visit, would include a stringent safeguards system and U.S. inspection of fuel and reactors. Talks also touched on Lebanon’s civil strife and Israel’s reluctance to allow inspections without a reciprocal pact. President Ford and Kissinger met with Sadat in Florida and Washington, with a possible communique following a final White House meeting.
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