Sadat’s Purge Recasts Image As Strong Leader
In Cairo, observers describe Anwar Sadat as a decisive president after a swift purge of leftist foes seven months into his tenure. A cafe waiter and a Soliman Pasha street vendor praise his guts while an engineer says they can breathe again as Sadat’s grip tightens. The remarks highlight a shift from skepticism to cautious approval of his leadership style.
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Sadat reshapes Egypt as purge follows attempted coup
President Anwar Sadat unleashes a broad cleansing of top posts after arresting six ministers and political bosses tied to an attempted overthrow. He vows 100 percent free elections and reorganization of the Arab Socialist Union while replacing defense, interior, intelligence chiefs and other key officials. An unidentified tipoff helped him avert disaster.
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Old Presidential Order May Curb Indian Rights
A 1850 presidential order by Zachary Taylor could invalidate parts of a Michigan Supreme Court ruling that gave Indians near unlimited hunting and fishing rights in the western Upper Peninsula. State officials plan to discuss the order, which may void Indian rights in that region, with emphasis on the 1842 treaty. The discovery implications involve Minnesota and Wisconsin disputes and a rare pre 1860 order.
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Harrisburg Teen Named Top Driver
Harrisburg high school student Jay L Lightcap won the National Operation Driver Excellence competition in Milwaukee. The 17-year-old from Susquehanna Township beat 25 state champions to take a new car and a $1000 scholarship, with Kenneth D Morris and Frank J Malczewski finishing second and third. The event tested driving under traffic, emergency control, panic stop maneuvers, and a driving theory exam.
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N.J
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