Carter Warns Israel on Peace as Begin Takes Post
President Carter, speaking at Notre Dame, urges Israel to honor U.N. commitments and pursue Arab-Israeli peace, warning that failure could mean disaster. He notes U.S.-Israel friendship rests on human freedom and seeks a settlement before a six day holiday.
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Fault proves no hazard near San Onofre plant
Southern California Edison geologists report a suspected new earthquake fault near the San Onofre nuclear plant is actually a known landslide area with no hazard. Edison officials and state energy leaders reviewed the site and concluded the feature had been identified before.
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Unsettled cool weather across California with light showers
A weak upper level disturbance brings cool dry to unsettled conditions for much of California north of the Tehachapis. Sprinkles and light showers persist with Sierra snow above 7000 feet. Coastal low clouds persist in the south. Highs vary from the 50s on the coast to the 90s in the deserts with Palm Springs at 99. The cool showery pattern is forecast to continue through midweek.
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Lindbergh Home Declared National Landmark in Minnesota
In Little Falls Minnesota the Lindbergh house on the Mississippi was named a national historical landmark. Anne Morrow Lindbergh and three children attended a family gathering for the event drawing about 1500 people despite intermittent rain. The home connects to Charles Lindbergh’s early tinkering and dreams, with ties to the Lindbergh Interpretive Center and three generations of the family.
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House panel debates bills to outlaw child pornography
A U.S. House subcommittee opened hearings on bills to outlaw production and distribution of child pornography including books films and photographs involving youths under 16. Rep John Conyers notes buyers often misuse material for abusing children while penalties vary by bill.
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Carter speaks tonight to handicapped conference
President Carter addresses more than 1800 disabled delegates at the White House Conference on Handicapped Individuals opening session. The five day gathering aims to raise public awareness of problems faced by about 35 million Americans with disabilities and to promote respectful language and attitudes.
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OPEC faces price battle as 11 members plan July hold
Compromise nears among OPEC members to forego a five percent July price rise. Saudi Arabia would align its prices with the group, while Indonesia drops the planned hike. Independent reports say the 11 hard liners may announce their own decisions to end the price and production war.
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Supreme Court to decide news access to prison inmates
The court agreed to hear whether reporters may view jail conditions under rules differing from the public. The Alameda County sheriff appeals a federal order allowing inside access at reasonable times with photo and tape recording, amid past limits and a 25 person monthly tour ban on devices.
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Ford Fiesta Unveiled Aims at Foreign Car Market
Ford previews the German built Fiesta in California as a challenger to foreign small cars. The model goes on sale in August and faces possible delay if Congress tightens 1978 emission standards. Ford's Benton cites Washington debates over emission controls.
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Man with re attached arm active fifteen years after rare surgery
Everett Knowles, 27, recalls the 1962 re attachment of his severed right arm at Massachusetts General Hospital. The first successful limb re implantation, it enabled him to play tennis drive a six wheel truck and lift heavy loads while noting gradual improvement over 15 years and enduring limitations.
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Court denies review for Ehrlichman Haldeman and Mitchell
The Supreme Court denied a hearing for John Ehrlichman H R Haldeman and John Mitchell in the Watergate coverup case. The court gave no voting split and noted Justice Rehnquist did not participate. A NPR report cited a 5 3 vote against review at the secret conference, Burger reportedly failed to sway another justice.
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