Mideast peace talks begin in Jerusalem with U S pressure
Egypt and Israel prepare for a fresh round of negotiations in Jerusalem as Cyrus Vance arrives to urge progress on the Palestinian issue. The agenda includes a principles draft and future peace terms amid disputes over Palestinian self determination and West Bank autonomy.
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Mideast
Jerusalem
Egypt
U.S
Cyrus Vance
Mohammed Ibrahim Kamel
Moshe Dayan
Vance
Washington
Israel
Judea
Samaria
Gaza
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Jordan
Kamel
Dayan
Menahem Begin
Ezer Weizman
Cairo
Mohammed Abdel Ghany Gamassy
Sinai Peninsula
Anwar Sadat
Task Force Hearings Open in Montreal On Unity
Montreal hearings of the Task Force on Canadian Unity opened with Pierre Peladeau warning of deep malaise in Canada felt in Quebec and the need for acceptance of Quebec values. Sun Life move to Toronto cited as a setback. local leaders caution on public mandate.
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Robert Winters
Montreal
Pierre Peladeau
Task Force On
Canada
Quebec
Peladeau
Quebecor Inc
Parti Quebecois
Italian Premier Announces Resignation of Government
Premier Giulio Andreotti announced the resignation of his government in Rome to try forming a new cabinet with Communist support but no Communist members. The move follows political violence and rising unemployment amid party tensions over Communist participation.
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Rome
Giulio Andreotti
Andreotti
Giovanni Leone
Italy
Christian Democratic Party
U.S
Christian Democrats
Christian Democrat
Sun Life delays move vote while planning Toronto headquarters shift
Sun Life Assurance plans to move its head office from Montreal to Toronto but delays the January 27 policyholders vote for three months. The delay aims to gather new proxies and seek policyholder support while management weighs the move amid language and education concerns in Quebec. Prime Minister Trudeau and Finance Minister Chretien indicated possible progress toward constitutional guarantees of minority rights as talks continue.
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Montreal
Sun Life Assurance Co
Toronto
Thomas Galt
Galt
Richard Holden
Sun Life
Trudeau
Jean Chretien
Chretien
Quebec
Claude Ryan
Raymond Garneau
Ryan
le Devoir
Florida State sorority slayings spark search for rapist
Police hunt for a rapist after a lethal intruder killed two Chi Omega coeds and left three other sorority members badly beaten at Florida State University. Margaret Bowman and Lisa Levy died. Karen Chandler and Kathy Kleiner were hospitalized. Nita Neary and Cheryl Thomas survived. Authorities admit no suspect or composite sketch.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida State University
Leon County
Ken Katsaris
Chi Omega
Margaret Eliza Bowman
St. Petersburg
Katsaris
Lisa Levy
Miss Levy
Karen Chandler
Kathy Kleiner
Miami
Miss Chandler
Miss Kleiner
Nita Jane Neary
Miss Neary
Francis Kenniston
Cheryl Ann Thomas
Richmond
Cowboys Claim Super Bowl Title With 27 10 Victory
Dallas Cowboys win the NFL championship in New Orleans beating the Denver Broncos 27 to 10. The game featured four interceptions of Denver quarterback Craig Morton and a record ten combined fumbles by the two teams.
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New Orleans
Dallas Cowboys
Denver Broncos
United States
Cowboys
Denver
Craig Morton
Dallas Cowboys win NFL title with Staubach led offense
Dallas scored on touchdown passes from quarterback Roger Staubach and running back Robert Newhouse, plus a three yard Tony Dorsett run and two field goals by Efran Herrera. Herrera missed three other attempts. Denver earned a surprise first title shot.
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Dallas
Roger Staubach
Robert Newhouse
Tony Dorsett
Efran Herrera
Rescuers Save 4000 Tourists after Izu Earthquake
About 4,000 tourists stranded by the Izu Peninsula quake were rescued Sunday and taken to nearby ports. Rescue workers continued searching amid aftershocks, landslides, and damaged houses. The death toll rose to 13 with eight to 12 missing, as the 7 magnitude quake hit the Pacific coast near Tokyo.
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Tokyo
Reuter
Izu
Pacific Seaboard
Izu Peninsula
Here
Final tribute to Hubert Humphrey at Minnesota funeral
Mourners packed Washington memorial services as President Carter and Vice President Mondale led tributes to Hubert Humphrey. The Minnesota senator lay in state in St Paul, while crowds braved bitter cold to say farewell. Mondale called him the nation's conscience and a teacher of hope and love.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Walter Mondale
U.S. Senate
Humphrey
Washington
Carter
Gerald Ford
Richard Nixon
Lady Bird Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
U.S
Minneapolis
Senate
Johnson
Mondale
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