Begin Sadat Christmas Day talks eyed for Mideast peace
Israeli Prime Minister Begin plans a Christmas Day meeting with Egyptian President Sadat to discuss conditions for an Arab Israel peace. The talks would follow a lunch at Sadat's Ismailia residence with ABC News coverage in New York and Saadat's 59th birthday.
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Anwar Sadat
Middle East
Begin
New York
Barbara Walters
ABC News
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Ismailia
Sadat
Suez Canal City
Cairo
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Israel
Jerusalem
West Bank
Jordan
Gaza Strip
Carter
Washington
U.S
Mideast
Dan Pattir
Budget forecast hints at record U S spending in 1979
White House figures point to total 1979 outlays near 500 billion dollars with a likely deficit approaching 59 billion in 1978 levels. Carter aims to keep the rise below 500 billion and explores a 20 to 25 billion tax cut while plans for January budget reveal new tax reductions and anti inflation measures.
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Washington
White House
Carter
Walter F. Mondale
Stuart E. Eizenstat
Probe completes on two deaths from Mass Ave blast and fire
Local investigators near completion of a two fatality explosion and fire probe after a Thursday morning blast at 747 and 745 Mass. Residents J Gordon Moorman and Michael M Colley, both 30, died from smoke inhalation. Officials suspect a gas leak migrating through the alley and ground to the buildings.
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John Kasberger
Lawrence
Kasberger
Mass
J. Gordon Moorman
Michael M. Colley
Gas line leak tied to plastic coupling behind Mass building blast
Inspectors say a leak was found at a plastic and steel pipe joint three feet below the alley behind 747 Mass. The two inch line fed four buildings and was replaced about three years ago. Investigators plan further interviews and a lab check on the pipe while costs are covered by the gas company. Claire Jennings, 49, was injured when the explosion toppled her from a donut shop nearby.
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Federal Department of Transportation
747 Mass
William Salome
Salome
Lawrence
Kasberger
Claire Jennings
Jennings
Kickbacks alleged in Topeka CD contracts claim
New Look Enterprises accuses an unnamed city agent of forcing payments totaling 770 dollars to obtain rehabilitation contracts worth 7500 dollars from the Topeka Community Development department. Ronald L. Marsh, a former CD rehabilitation specialist, is named as the agent.
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Topeka
Ronald L. Marsh
Douglas County District Court
Marsh
CD Department
New York
Lawrence
Kansas
Community Development Department
New Kaw span could open this month
Contractors report progress on the Kansas River Bridge in Lawrence with first half possibly finished within days and opening delayed until month end. Weather and final details may extend completion beyond surface work, as experts stress careful timing for paving, rail, and utility hookups.
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Ron Anderson
Anderson Construction Co
Holton
Vermont Street
Anderson
Massachusetts Street
Massachusetts
Vermont
John Frazier
Kansas Public Service Gas Co
Southwestern Bell
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