Sadat visits Jerusalem and calls for negotiations not war
Sadat's 44 hour trip to Jerusalem yielded mixed reactions as he urged direct negotiations to resolve the Arab Israeli conflict. Begin hailed the visit as a success while Kissinger and Abba Eban praised the new atmosphere and potential for Geneva talks to resume. Crowds cheered at Cairo airport for Sadat's return with banners backing peace and national leadership. The visit drew Arab criticism from leftists who called for his assassination amid the call for peace with Israel.
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Coast Guard limits fuel terminal Air Quality authority dispute
The Coast Guard says it has no authority to set air quality standards for Sohio's Maskan North Slope project but may require installation of equipment to meet EPA standards. Senators and board chairmen discuss potential delays as ARB reviews a Sohio permit while federal guidance remains unsettled.
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Vance meets Argentina rulers on human rights pledge
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance met Argentina's military leaders in Buenos Aires as a joint communique pledged protection of human rights. The pact also noted Argentina aims to ratify a regional nuclear weapons treaty and that the U.S. will supply heavy water for Argentine nuclear plans. About 100 women in Plaza San Martin urged action for jailed or missing relatives, waving white handkerchiefs and shouting for help.
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Winterlike freezes follow fall blizzard AP report
Bitter cold gripped the North West and Northern Plains as residents dug out from a record autumn snowstorm. Temperatures plunged below zero in many locations including 6 degrees below zero at Bozeman Montana. At least two deaths were linked to the storm in North Dakota. Up to 18 inches of snow fell across North Dakota, Montana, Minnesota, Oregon, Utah and Wyoming. The weekend blizzard was North Dakota’s worst November storm in 70 years. An Amtrak train near Grand Forks stranded overnight with 150 passengers, later continuing. Wyoming saw up to 14 inches of snow and Sheridan endured 17 degrees below zero.
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Yanks jailed in Mexico mildly protest swap list
Mexican authorities released a preliminary list of about 17 American prisoners to be exchanged. Prisoners at Santa Marta and Los Reyes reportedly took bedding to the patio in a mild protest over exclusion from the swap list.
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Sadat and Meir share laughter amid peace talks in Jerusalem
In Jerusalem four years after a war they once fought, Anwar Sadat and Golda Meir exchanged jests and gifts, easing tensions. Meir praised Sadat’s courage for peace while stressing opposition to a Palestinian state's terms, warning that narrow borders could threaten Israel's security.
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