Begin and Sadat push Nobel Peace Prize idea at treaty vigil
In Washington the leaders proposed President Carter for the Nobel Peace Prize after signing a treaty ending 30 years of conflict. Carter reserved judgment saying harmony in nine months of implementing talks could influence a nomination, else the gesture stands as a toast.
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Anwar Sadat
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Treaty signing ends long road to Middle East peace
Congress urged to approve a 4.8 billion dollar package of grants and loans for Israel and Egypt to advance the accord. Carter, Begin, and Sadat hailed the pact while acknowledging remaining hurdles and urged broader Arab participation in a comprehensive settlement.
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United States
Explosion at Paris Jewish hostel injures 26
A blast at a Paris Latin Quarter hostel for Jewish students injures at least 26, with two in serious condition. Police treat as a criminal act and probe whether a bomb planted by terrorists targeted the cafe. The incident occurred at midday near Rue Medicis close to the Sorbonne.
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Pierre Somveille
Rue Medicis
Luxembourg Gardens
Sorbonne
Taxpayer costs of Middle East peace under debate
President Carter faces congressional scrutiny over the estimated four to five billion dollar price tag for the Israeli Egyptian peace treaty. Lawmakers weigh open ended spending and consider sharing costs with West Germany Japan and other industrialized nations, with final figures to be negotiated.
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Middle East
Gion
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OPEC Raises Crude Oil Price to April Level
In Geneva the OPEC oil ministers announced a 9.05 percent price increase effective April 1, restoring the base price to the level previously set for October 1. The declaration came as Qatar's oil minister briefed reporters on the decision.
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Switzerland
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
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Iran
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
State Police Appeal For Information In Bruzda Murder Case
Pennsylvania State Police at Indiana issue an appeal for information on the murder of 16 year old Barbara Ellen Bruzda of Tunnelton found March 13 along Locust Road in Armstrong Township. Last seen Oct 23, 1978. Autopsy cites head injury. Contact 357 2888 with confidential tips. See Page 4.
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Tunnelton
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McIntyre
Baghdad marches as Sadat foes plot to scuttle peace
Thousands in Baghdad demonstrate as Arab League ministers debate Sadat's peace treaty with Israel. Iraq calls for suspending Egypt from the Arab League and relocating its headquarters while Saudi Arabia weighs its response. Damascus also protests with leaders pledging support to the PLO.
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Mohammed Ali al Halaby
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Jordan River
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Pothole funds veto overridden by Senate amid highway debate
In Harrisburg the Senate on a party line vote approved 15.4 million to add to 9.6 million already approved for pothole repairs, despite Gov. Thornburgh's veto. House Republicans blocked an override, arguing for PennDOT budget plans, while Democrats urged immediate road repairs claiming motorists need relief now.
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Thornburgh
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Edward Zemprelli
Allegheny County
Henry Hager
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Philadelphia
Thomas Larson
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Obituaries Notice From Page 17
Deaths listed include Mary Jane Hock Allhouse 86 Indiana Herman Thornton Conrad 86 Shamokin Leslie Edgar Henry 77 Glen Campbell RD 1 Bessie L Keith 80 Barnesboro RD 1 Thomas Lebda 42 Blairsville RD 1 John H MecQuilken Jr 49 Whitehouse N Y formerly McIntyre Audley Burd Nulph 77 Lucernemines Velma L Shank 81 Indiana.
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Progressive magazine challenges gag on hydrogen bomb story
The Progressive loses a bid to overturn government suppression of a hydrogen bomb article and will appeal a federal court order barring publication. Michigan State defeats Indiana State 75 to 64 to become major college basketball champion led by Earvin Johnson and Greg Kelser.
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Magic” Johnson
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