Sadat rejects Israeli troops on West Bank in peace talks
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat said he would not tolerate Israeli military presence on the West Bank as part of any settlement. He spoke in Ismailia before a second meeting with Ezer Weizman and discussed progress toward Geneva peace talks.
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Winter of 77 Debuts Amid Frigid Nebraska Weather
The National Weather Service warns of a long cold spell as a high pressure system brings subzero wind chills of 30 to 40 below in parts of Nebraska. Lincoln records 33 below wind chill, with highs near 26 and a low 13, while western counties report 40s and 50s by Thursday as warmer air moves in.
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Prices rise in November driven by food and autos
Prices increased 0.5 percent in November, the largest rise in five months, led by a 0.6 percent jump in food costs and a 0.5 percent gain in other consumer goods. 1978 car prices, especially Japanese and German imports, also rose.
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November CPI Shows Inflation Signals and Rising Food Costs
The report notes a 0.5 percent rise in overall prices in November led by higher food costs including a 6.3 percent jump in fresh fruit and a 2.7 percent gain in beef. It also records a 0.4 percent fall in workers pay purchasing power month over month, yet a 3.9 percent year over year improvement.
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Carter weighs natural gas compromise amid House Senate talks
President Carter studies a House Senate compromise on natural gas and plans a decision on endorsing it soon. Nebraska irrigation gear sold to China highlights U S agricultural tech potential. Snow and wind chill frame BN’s Missouri River bridge dedication at Rule.
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Arson Suspected After Fiat Mirafiori Warehouse Fire
Police suspect arson in a blaze that destroyed a rubber warehouse at Fiat’s Mirafiori plant near Turin. Damage is estimated at 2.4 million dollars.
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Hawaiian Trip Dance Night at Pla Mor Ballroom Ad
Free admission until 7 PM tonight for a Hawaiian films entertainment and information event featuring the Bobby Layne Orchestra at the Pla Mor Ballroom. Audience can get acquainted with dance styles and enjoy live music during the program.
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Nebraska Patrol Defends Civilian Drug Informants Use
State Patrol Col. C P Karthauser argues funds for drug buys cover civilian undercover agents. Legislative panel hears testimony on CI program and tax obligations. committee chair DeCamp criticizes CI handling as risky while seeking legislative backing. Related hearing covers a Nebraska Penal Complex incident involving Hawkins Brooks and Watson.
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Williams kidnapping case may be dropped by prosecutor
Lancaster County officials say kidnapping and knife charges against 41 year old Robert E Williams could be dismissed as the prime witness Merrily Williams, his wife, refuses to testify in Nebraska. He faces related slayings and rapes tied to August events and was free on bond when active investigations occurred.
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Nebraska
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Catherine Brooks
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Lincoln
Hurricane winds lash California with deadly storm
Up to 100 mph gusts across California left nine dead and caused widespread damage. Eureka suffered near power loss. Bakersfield half-darkened. Humboldt County trees blocked highways. dust reduced visibility. fires burned in Los Padres and at Vandenberg where a base commander and two others perished in a 1000 acre brush fire.
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Supreme Court finds private security firm liable for false arrest
Nebraska high court rules Metropolitan Protection Service Inc. cannot claim immunity for false arrest after stopping Kathy L. Bishop at Belmont Jack and Jill in 1974. Court says private citizens and agents lack peace officer protection unless statute applies.
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Study finds students not drinking more, Rutgers report says
Nationwide survey of 1,128 college students found no overall rise in heavy drinking or related problems since past studies. Women showed increased consumption, while black men led declines in heavy drinking. beer remained the common beverage for heavy drinkers.
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Center
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