Carter's Palestinian Gamble May Not Pay Off
AP Analysis notes the United States backing a Geneva peace conference on Palestinian rights risks backfiring. It argues Israel may reject a Soviet backed Palestinian state and that a breakthrough could come only if Israel negotiates, despite distrust of the PLO and regional tensions. The piece reflects on Carter's shift toward a broader Middle East approach and the potential domestic and international fallout.
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New York
Palestine Liberation Organization
Jimmy Carter
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Middle East
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Gerald Ford
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Jordan
Syria
Saudi Arabia
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Foreigners Own 2 Percent of Missouri Farmland
Kansas City reporting that foreigners hold under 2 percent of Missouri’s 32 million acres of farmland. Art Burke of Oppenheimer Industries notes foreign demand rising in past years and cites land’s lower cost and stable returns. State Agriculture Director Runyan backs possible limits to foreign investment to curb price increases. critics say no local jobs are affected. An Oppenheimer spokesman adds five million dollars of Missouri farmland sold to foreigners this year.
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Alough
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State Department of Agriculture
Art Burke
Agriculture
Oppenheimer Industries Inc
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Iowa
Nebraska
Jack Runyan
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Oppenheimer
Bert Lanceanks Offers After Resigning Budget Post
Bert Lance, two weeks after resigning as federal budget director, receives book and movie offers and heavy mail. LaBelle Lance criticizes a Washington landlady who rented to them for 18 000 a year, canceled their lease, and tore up rent checks. She says Lance has many opportunities, with possible moves to Atlanta or Calhoun, not deciding before Christmas.
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Bert Lance
LaBelle Lance
Yolanda Berbeze
Georgetown
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Lance
Bert
Calhoun
Water Users Warned To Protect Pipes In Cold Winter
Missouri Cities Water Co warns customers to insulate pipes and seal home openings as a repeat of last winter is forecast. Division manager Orville L. Willis urges locating shut-off valves and offers preventive steps. call 581-2590 with questions. Cincinnati AP: Shelley Berman’s 12 year-old son Joshua had brain tumor surgery at Cincinnati Children's Hospital.
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Missouri Cities Water Co
Orville L. Willis
Willis
Cincinnati
Shelley Berman
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