Sadat Seeks Peace Framework With Israel in Interview
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat told Newsweek he is ready to sign a peace treaty with Israel. He outlined steps to end belligerency, link peace to full Arab land withdrawals after the 1967 war, and oppose a single Arab delegation in Geneva unless Arab states agree with Israel.
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Bronfman Kidnapping Trial Defense Set For Monday
In White Plains NY the defense will sum up its case Monday in the 1975 Bronfman kidnapping trial. After 33 days of testimony and 63 witnesses, Justice Beisheim will hear the closing arguments before a five man seven woman jury. Defendants Mel Patrick Lynch and Dominic Byrne face charges of abducting Samuel Bronfman from his mother’s Purchase estate on August 8 1975.
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UPI
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New York City
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New Bonds On Market Reach Investors Across Canada and U.S.
Municipal bonds surge as tax exempt funds enter the scene. Investors eye mutual funds unit trusts and direct purchases. experts weigh reinvestment, diversification, and management risks amid rising rates and new funds.
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First Albany Corp
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Crime Roundup Las Vegas Police Seek Theft Suspects
Police search for three men who robbed James Patton near Foodland Market at 15th and Fremont, taking 184 dollars. The report also covers a Stardust Hotel manager's home fire at 2738 Baltic Circle with no injuries, a Travel Inn clerk robbed of 90 dollars, and two men jailed on grand theft auto and fugitive rape charges after Sgt. Gary Beckwith stopped a suspicious vehicle.
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Patton
Louis Conner
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Travel Inn
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Gary Beckwith
Clark County
Robert Thompson
Superior
Wise
Leo Smith
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Beckwith
New Liberal Club leader Yohei Kono campaigns in Odawara
Yohei Kono, 39, greets about 150 supporters at Odawara station as he builds support for the New Liberal Club. He cites education, small business, and multinational diplomacy, while acknowledging the challenge of winning seats in the 511-seat Diet. The NLC has 25 endorsed candidates and over $666,000 in campaign funds.
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Yohei Kono
Kono
Kanagawa Province
Tokyo
Yohe
Kanagawa
Vince
Diet
Hiratsuka
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Kenzo Kono
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Kakuei Tanaka
Tanaka
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Growth In Economy Predicted For 1977
The Conference Board Economic Forum predicts steady 1977 growth with a stronger second half. GNP up about 4.8 percent, CPI at 5.6 percent, unemployment near 7.1 percent, and inflation cooled from 5.8 percent this year. Proposals include a $15 billion income tax rebate and more public works to spur hiring.
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UPI
U.S
Conference Board
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