Mixed reactions as Camp David peace plan announced
The Camp David peace proposal drew praise in Washington but sharp opposition in Tel Aviv and by the PLO in Beirut. PLO and Syrian officials warned no Middle East peace without their terms, while leaders like Shimon Peres welcomed the opening path to peace.
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Trudeau Faces Premiers Over Constitutional Reform
Prime Minister Trudeau tells premiers they have no right to block federal constitutional proposals affecting the Senate and the Crown. He cites unilateral federal authority while Saskatchewan's Allan Blakeney receives a public letter dated Sept. 13. The Regina communique urging provincial concurrence is labeled an intrusion into federal jurisdiction.
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Egyptian leaders resign after Camp David summit
Foreign Minister Mohammed Ibrahim Kamel and Egypt’s ambassador to the United States Ashraf Ghorbal handed in their resignations to President Anwar Sadat after the Camp David accords. Sources in Washington said the resignations were reported but gave no details and it was unclear if Sadat accepted.
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Peace plan cracks appear after summit joy calms
The Camp David peace blueprint shows strains as Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohammed Kamel resigns and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin clashes with U S officials over West Bank settlements. Begin disputes US version on no new settlements and U S plans two new air bases in the Negev. Carter to address Congress amid efforts to rally support for the framework.
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Man Pleads Not Guilty in Crestwood Pool Fire
Medicine Hat man Darryl Faulkner pleaded not guilty in provincial court to arson and was remanded until Oct 17 for a preliminary hearing. He also pleaded guilty to breach of recognizance and not guilty to possession of a narcotic. The Crestwood Pool fire on June 20 caused up to 100000 in damage to Crestwood Recreation Centre and the pool remains closed with no reopening date set.
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Aftershocks batter Iran as quake toll rises nationwide
In northeastern Iran a series of aftershocks follows a 7.7 magnitude quake that killed or injured about 15 000. Tabas reports two-thirds of its 12 000 residents dead with many survivors injured and thousands buried in surrounding villages. Firdaus near Tabas sees 80 percent of the town destroyed with many fatalities and injuries.
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Somoza Forces Make Gains as Rebels Hold Territory
In northwest Nicaragua the national guard pressed to crush the last rebel centers while Sandinistas fought hard. In the south Somoza's troops repelled an assault on a border airpost and declared a border strip free territory as rebels retreated to Costa Rica. In Managua businessmen kept strike pressure and an OAS commission arrived in Costa Rica to probe a plane attack alleged by Costa Rica.
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