Impatient Carter Opens Mideast Talks With Begin
President Carter arrives in Washington to begin new peace talks with Israeli Prime Minister Begin aimed at a comprehensive treaty. Begin criticizes U S support for Egypt and urges Washington to press Cairo to rethink three major unresolved issues including Palestinian autonomy and the treaty’s priority amid Arab alliances.
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Vietnamese, Chinese clash in Lang Son border fight
Vietnamese and Chinese forces clash near Lang Son as Hanoi claims 27 000 Chinese killed or wounded in 12 days and 200 tanks destroyed while Beijing says its invasion aims to cripple Vietnamese divisions. Analysts question casualty figures and verify none.
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Jovian Atmosphere Defies Old Models
Voyager 1 images from Jupiter show a complex, churning atmosphere with rolling motions and belts. University of Arizona scientist Bradford Smith notes existing circulation theories are disrupted as data from 400 million miles away are studied for months. Voyager 1 nears Jupiter and will pass within 173000 miles before heading to Saturn, with Voyager 2 poised to fly by Jupiter in July and reach Saturn in 1981.
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Khomeini Returns to Qom Amid Jubilant Welcome
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, after 14 years in exile, arrives in Qom to a throng of tens of thousands of Shiite pilgrims. He plans to live permanently there while maintaining leadership of the revolution. Bazargan denounces the revolutionary committee actions and hints at resignation. The motorcade covered 100 miles from Tehran in four hours as crowds cheered Allah Akhbar.
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Senator wary on news protection bill faces delay
The chairman of the state Senate Judiciary Committee says it may be too early to pass legislation shielding news organizations from police searches. Details on page 10.
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Weather forecast teases sunny warmth and rain next weekend
A forecaster hints at a bright day tomorrow with a mid 50s high and a 30 percent chance of rain tonight. The outlook for western Pennsylvania calls for rain by Saturday and Sunday as the weekend approaches.
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Day Nichol seeks GOP nomination for Indiana County
K Nichol announced his candidacy for county commissioner on the Republican ticket for Indiana County in the May 15 primary. This is his first run for elective office in the county. He vows to be a full time commissioner, serve all voters, push for the lowest possible county tax, and notes prior work as Indiana County ASCS office manager plus a state certificate of appreciation for rural service.
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State insurance covers mine subsidence damage in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania offers underwritten property insurance to cover mine subsidence damage with a free site study to detect underground coal seams. Homeowners pay about 1.10 dollars per thousand dollars of coverage annually, and deeds warn buyers their property may be at risk in eastern Pennsylvania's anthracite regions.
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Robert E. Stuart
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Eugene Schenk
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Economy Slows as Leading Indicators Fall Sharply in January
A government index of leading indicators dropped 12 percent in January driven by a steep fall in building permits and the average work week, signaling a potential deceleration in growth. Five components rose including stock prices and factory orders while inflation concerns linger.
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Jobless Rate Climbs Here in January Indiana County
Indiana County January unemployment reached 7.6 percent with 2,900 out of work and total employment at 35,500, BES reports show a 1,000 drop in jobs since December and a 100-job manufacturing decline. Local analyst William Findley notes broad nonmanufacturing declines and compares to January 1978, while state figures show varied rates across cities and a national 6.4 percent.
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