Arabs Push Egypt Boycott From Tripoli Summit
Arab hardliners press for an Egypt boycott over Sadat's Jerusalem trip. Syria, Libya, Iraq, South Yemen and Algeria meet in Tripoli behind closed doors. no mutual agreement reached as talks continue. Saudi Arabia weighs funding cuts. Khadafy condemns Sadat while Arafat and Habash back sanctions. An A P NBC survey shows U S optimism for peace after Sadat’s trip.
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Carter to visit Egypt in January amid Sadat tensions
Belgrade based Borba quoted Cairo sources that President Carter may visit Egypt on January 4 or 5 with White House comment pending. Egyptian initiates and Washington talks reportedly set the date, linking the trip to U S backing for Sadat as hardline Arabs press opposition to his Israel negotiations.
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Coal Talks Resume But Hope Is Slight
Washington AP reports renewed coal contract talks between industry and union bargainers with little chance of averting a nationwide strike. The United Mine Workers faces a midnight deadline as 130000 miners may stop after shifts.
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Vote Switch Might Give Carter Gas Control Win
A single vote shift could yield a conference committee victory for President Carter's proposal to retain price controls on natural gas. The nine Senate energy negotiators are split, with allies hoping a switch from a backer of deregulation would pass the plan, but no changes are evident. If approved, House conferees and nine other senators may still face Senate hurdles, while the opposing bloc of seven Republicans and two Democrats backs last October's deregulation. In the broader frame, the 18 conferees remain evenly divided. Separately, Earl Linn Scarborough was born Friday at 7 am at Audrain Medical Center weighing eight pounds three ounces to Earl L. and wife. The father works for the Missouri Central Gulf Railroad.
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Unemployment Still Plagues Carter's Plans
Washington AP report shows unemployment rose sharply while the rate fell only slightly to 6.9 percent in November. White House officials acknowledge the 6.5 percent goal for year end is unlikely, affecting potential tax cut timing.
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Comatose mother to be kept alive amid beating allegations
Investigators reportedly opened a probe into claims that Rosemarie Maniscalco, comatose and pregnant, was beaten by husband John Maniscalco. Neighbors gave conflicting accounts of bruising while doctors said saving both mother and unborn child remains unlikely.
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Bomb Explodes In Jerusalem Market
In Jerusalem's Old City a bomb exploded in a crowded market street wounding six. Among the injured were two West German tourists three Israeli Jews and one Arab. Police blocked the area and searched for more explosives while detaining several suspects for questioning. The attack followed Anwar Sadat's visit to the city and stirred Arab reactions.
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Joking With Guns Ends In Death in Houstonia
A Pettis County man, John Hall, 34, of Sweet Springs, was shot to death in Houstonia during a prank gun exchange with a friend. Hall joked by pointing a pistol at his friend saying Pow, then the friend fired a rifle that discharged. The friend said he did not know the gun was loaded and is being held for investigation.
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Strangling Slayings Linked To Hillside Case Shifts Focus
Los Angeles authorities questioned Bennett Merrett of Hesperia a clothing store worker in a robbery probe as the Hillside Strangler task force investigates a sequence of ten strangulation deaths and rapes of young women. The latest victim Yolanda Washington was found near Ventura Freeway on October 16.
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USC Psychiatrist Sees LA Strangler Different From Son of Sam
Dr Edward Stainbrook professor emeritus of psychiatry at USC says the Los Angeles strangler who killed ten young women lacks the psychotic traits attributed to the New York Son of Sam killer. He cautions against assuming a single profile for such cases.
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Hospitalization of Audrain County Assessor Holloway Neill
J Holloway Neill Audrain County assessor remains in intensive care at Audrain Medical Center after an early morning admission for chest and arm pains. Mrs Neill reports monitors show no confirmed heart attack yet. He has served Sareen since September 1953.
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