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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1979

Page

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Carter Says Israel Approves Proposals, Peace Near

President Carter announced that Israel’s cabinet approved the two remaining U S compromise proposals, signaling that all outstanding issues with Egypt have been resolved. He praised Prime Minister Begin for the news, and expressed hope that the peace process will proceed with U S support. Carter returned to Washington to a hero’s welcome and said he believes God has answered prayers.

Washington Carter Egypt Israel U.S Jerusalem Menachem Begin Begin Begin Anwar Sadat United States Middle East Cairo

Israeli Cabinet endorses remaining treaty compromises

The Israeli Cabinet approved two compromises already accepted by Egyptian President Sadat. In an emergency session in Jerusalem at Prime Minister Begin’s request, the 15 to 1 vote after nearly six hours of debate set the stage to send the treaty proposals to the Knesset.

Carter Anwar Sadat Jerusalem Menachem Begin Israel Knesset Cairo Egypt Mustafa Khalil Khalil Associated Press

Severe quake rocks Mexico City and Pacific coast

An early morning earthquake damaged buildings and sprayed glass in downtown Mexico City with injuries reported by the Red Cross and no immediate deaths. The Seismological Institute measured 7 on the Richter scale with epicenter southwest of the capital, while the USGS logged 7.9 and epicenter northwest of Acapulco. Roads to Acapulco blocked by landslides and a strong aftershock caused lights to go out in parts of Mexico City.

Mexico City Red Cross Seismological Institute U.S. Geological Survey Golden Colo Acapulco Pacific Juarez Street City

Brumbaugh Seeks Republican Nomination for County Recorder

Rose Brumbaugh a Kittanning businesswoman and realtor announced her candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Register and Recorder. She has worked in real estate since 1971 with the William A McGinley Agency and manages the Kittanning office. Brumbaugh is an Armstrong County native born in Templeton and resides in Washington with her husband James Archie Brumbaugh.

Kittanning Rose Brumbaugh County Register and Recorder William A. McGinley Brumbaugh Armstrong County Templeton Charles Ethna (Adams) Slagle James Archie) Brumbaugh Ford City Washington

Obituaries and community notices in brief

Obituary notices list Frank Detrie, 78, Oil City formerly of Banks Township, and Mrs Maria H Walker, 94, Homer City. Also announced are Indiana Elks Italian Night 5:30 to 7:30 with members and guests, a furnace inspection service by Commercial Heating, and a Regency Mall Medical Society used book sale Friday 6 am to 10 pm and Saturday 10 am to 6 pm.

Detrie Frank Oil City Banks Township Regency Mall Medical Society

Lottery System Proposed General Rogers Calls For Return Of Draft

General Bernard Rogers urged a limited draft with a lottery to select 75 000 to 100 000 recruits yearly for six years in the individual ready reserve. Army officials clashed with Army Secretary Clifford Alexander who opposed enacting any draft. Air Force Navy and Marines sketched likely renewal of registration and possible draft.

Air Force Navy Marines Rogers Army Clifford Alexander Pentagon Congress

Border War Now Mostly Just Words

Bangkok dispatch reports a war of words as Vietnam accuses China of mass atrocities while both sides claim strategic posts along the border. Vietnamese leaders describe China as the main threat amid claims of brutal attacks. China counters with charges of looting and rebuilding efforts.

Bangkok Thailand Vietnam China Peking Vietnamese Foreign Ministry Radio Hanoi van Tien Dung Xinhua

Israeli Cabinet OKs Compromise for Peace Treaty

The Israeli Cabinet approved two key Carter compromises paving the way for an Egyptian Israeli peace treaty with a 15 to 1 vote and one abstention. Details include Gaza liaison officers and direct oil sales, while Palestinian autonomy talks would begin within a month and conclude in a year creating a path to a Palestinian self rule authority.

Egypt Gaza Strip Israel Butros Ghali West Bank Jordan River Ghali Palestinian Authority Carters Begin

Carter urges oil firms to boost unleaded gasoline output

Washington AP The Carter administration calls on oil companies to increase unleaded gasoline production to meet motorists demand. Energy official Bardin says a new cost pass through rule could raise prices by about five cents per gallon this year as supplies tighten amid Iranian oil loss and limited U S refining capacity.

Washington Carter Administration U.S Energy Department Congress David Bardin Economic Regulatory Administration House Commerce House Science and Technology Committee West Virginia Kentucky Bardin House Commerce Subcommittee On Oversight and Investigations Standard Oil of Ohio Long Beach Calif Council On Wage and Price Stability

View From Afar: Iranians in U S Watch Revolution

Tens of thousands of Iranians in the United States observe the revolution affecting their homeland with mixed hope and uncertainty. Some consider returning, others await the new government’s shape and policies as pages three and twenty-eight feature related comments and updates.

United States

Sweepstakes Winner Free After Tax Evasion Sentence

Frank McNulty, a 63 year old Irish Sweepstakes winner, is to be released after 49 months in jail for tax evasion and contempt. He still owes about 70000 dollars in back taxes penalties and interest on his 1973 prize of 128410 dollars. The judge noted his defiance and urged him to honor civic responsibilities including taxes. A court hearing on appointing a receiver to seize assets to satisfy the debt is set for next Thursday.

Frank McNulty San Francisco U.S Alfonso Zirpoli Zirpoli McNulty St. Patrick’s Internal Revenue Service Island of Jersey English Channel IRS

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