Sadat Says U.S. Can Bridge Egypt Israel Divisions
President Sadat after meeting with Secretary Vance says the United States can unite Egypt and Israel for preliminary peace talks, noting the two nations cannot close the gap alone.
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Cairo
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Cyrus R. Vance
United States
Sadat
Vance
The
Nile
U.S
U.N
Middle East
Geneva
Syria
Lebanon
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Hafez Assad
Mideast
Persian Gulf
Quiet at U S coalfields as nationwide strike warms
Coalfields in the East were calm on Saturday as the nationwide strike enters its fifth day and talks in Washington continue. No incidents were reported in Ohio West Virginia or Pennsylvania. Kentucky police noted 10 to 15 pickets in Harlan County not blocking highways.
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Charleston
W.va
Washington
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Harlan County
Idle miner faces strike with unpaid wages in Ohio
Chauncey, Ohio miner Jim Wheatley owes $29 on a 10 month old boy as he waits for collectors during a United Mine Workers strike. With no income, Wheatley notes a $7.30 hourly union wage has vanished after last pay Friday, six days into a potentially three month stoppage.
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Chauncey, Ohio
Jim Wheatley
United Mine Workers
Wheatley
Southern Ohio Coal Co
Vinton County
Grandmother Earns College Degree at BGSU in 1937 Era
Grandmother Geraldine Muzzillo 55 earns a business education degree from Bowling Green State University. She did not attend commencement due to bad weather. diplomas mailed to 550 graduates. She praises dorm life and credits husband and son for support while balancing family and studies.
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Bowling Green, Ohio
Geraldine Muzzillo
Bowling Green State University
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Gerald
BGSU
Muzzilo
Snow saves life of 21 year old Columbus man
A 21 year old Columbus man survived a neck stab wound after freezing temperatures and collapsing in snow prevented fatal blood loss. He was attacked during a robbery attempt in an apartment, subdued by students, then found unconscious in snow. The hospital reported the wound only after thawing.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Melvin D. Smith Smith
Colla
Break in Frigid Weather Offers Warmer Outlook
Forecasters raise expectations as today’s high is set in the lower 20s and tomorrow’s low reaches the upper teens. Monday’s high may reach the 30s and by mid-week temperatures rise to the 40s with overnight lows in the 20s. A 30 percent chance of light snow today and tonight.
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Tional Weather Service
Ohio
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
Cleveland
Dennis Kucinich
Gunther Katzmar
Katzmar
Andrew Putka
Cold Weather Grips U.S. Amid Snow and Freezing Warnings
The deep cold stretched from North Dakota to Maine while heavy snow eased. Forty four deaths were blamed on the weather in two days with no new fatalities Saturday. Travel advisories and gale warnings were issued across multiple states as temperatures plunged to zero in parts of the Southeast and plunged below freezing in Raleigh and Atlanta.
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Maine
Florida
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New England
Pennsylvania
Califano Threatens Veto Over College Tuition Tax Credit
HEW Secretary Joseph A. Califano Jr said he would seriously consider urging President Carter to veto the Social Security refinancing bill if it includes Roth’s $250 college tuition tax credit. He argued the tax break is unrelated and would cost about 1.2 billion annually, while Roth countered that the administration blocked a compromise to aid families. Roth defended his plan, saying it helps millions of parents sending children to college despite the stalemate in the conference.
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HEW
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Carter
Califano
William V. Roth Jr
Rdel
Treasury Department
Roth
House
Senate
White House
Camp David
Farmers Demand 100 Percent Parity Across Wheat Market
Protesters led by farmers and supporters filled Georgia streets in Atlanta calling for federal parity for a bushel of wheat. An estimated 5 000 to 6 000 tractors crowded the Capitol and congested I 75 while organizers and even a few governors urged action.
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Montgomery
Ala
Georgia
Carter
State Patrol
Capitol
Atlanta Stadium
Imagination Key to Mime Debate At Children’s Concert
The Mimicks present Tubby the Tuba as part of the annual Children’s Concert on Friday and Saturday. Jeri Izor notes audience imagination fuels the show and director comments reflect the theme Let’s pretend. Eric von Klinger profiles efforts at Hopewell School in Franklin to engage handicapped youths.
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Tubby
Jeri Izor
Hopewell School
Franklin
Eric von Klinger
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