Ford says canal treaties gaining public support in US
Former President Ford argued that public opinion is shifting toward approval of the Panama Canal treaties and predicted Senate ratification in 1978. He urged that rejection would be a setback for the administration and the nation, noting changing sentiment over the last six weeks.
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Syrians protest Sadat peace drive in Damascus crowds
More than 500000 Syrians chanted against the Egyptian Israeli peace initiative in Damascus. Abdul Rahman Khlefawi warned that negotiating with Israel endorses occupation. Israel Egypt talks in Cairo, with a planned meeting between Sadat and Begin.
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Carter presses for 1978 economy package agenda
President Carter canceled today's Cabinet meeting to consult with economic advisers and congressional leaders on tax, employment and anti inflation measures. Vice President Mondale and Stuart Eizenstat lead domestic policy efforts as officials race to complete a master agenda for 1978 with economy as top priority.
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Begin outlines self rule for West Bank amid Jerusalem stance
Begin rejects new division of Jerusalem and proposes limited self rule for the West Bank with access to holy sites. He aims to bring talks with Sadat while maintaining no PLO dealings, seeking a basis for negotiations favored by Washington but not endorsed as final. He met Kissinger Ford Humphrey and planned further talks in London with Waldheim.
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Two Arrested in Orange Explosion Death Case
Two men and two women connected to a fatal blast at a drug factory house in Orange are under investigation for murder. Steven Paragone, 26, of Tustin died, while Gregory Kish, 24, of Garden Grove was seriously injured. Police say the explosion stemmed from making "angel dust."
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L A Strangler Probe Focuses on Martin Case Details
LAPD task force notes confusion over where victim Kimberly Martins lived delaying checks with neighbors. Officers pursue a suspect seen in the Martin case as the killer's pattern of strangling and dumping bodies expands to 11 women. A major events status is sought to boost manpower while self defense seminars address rising fear. Miss Martin, 17, is described through her troubled history and alleged lure to a vacant Hollywood apartment.
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