Sadat hints at possible Egypt meeting with Begin this year
In Cairo President Sadat said he might meet Israeli Prime Minister Begin in Egypt before year’s end, after visiting Jerusalem last month. He awaited a message from Carter and noted the three day peace conference recess as talks shift to Washington. Israeli delegates toured the Cairo Museum with Eliahu Ben-Elissar calling Egypt a beginning of their nationhood.
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Menahem Begin
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Begin
Jerusalem
Mont
Carter
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Mena House
Washingon
Cairo Museum
Eliahu Ben- Elissar
Menepta
Amenophis II
Heart disease remains US leading killer in 1976
Washington AP reports HEW statistics show heart disease caused 38 percent of 1.9 million deaths in 1976 with about 726,700 lives lost. Cancer ranked second with roughly half that toll. strokes, cerebrovascular diseases 189,100. accidents 100,430. Life expectancy at birth reached 72.8 years.
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United States
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
National Center For Health Statistics
Motherhood losing appeal among OSU women study finds
Ohio State University research shows about 11 percent of nearly 1,000 coeds surveyed prefer to remain childless, with many planners to return to work after pregnancy and pursue nontraditional careers. The study links attitudes to feminism and views on the women's movement.
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Ohio State University
OSU
Beverly G. Toomey
Ms. Toomey
Israeli actions outlined amid Carter talks in the White House
Prime Minister Begin opened talks with President Carter on steps Israel may take in response to Egypt’s overtures. U S sources cited possible easing of West Bank rule and local self rule for 650 000 Palestinians as options. A second meeting was anticipated to follow Brzezinski signaled. Carter and Begin noted the White House role in Middle East negotiations.
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Begin
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Brzezinski
Anwar Sadat
Jerusalem
Sadat
White House
United States
Middle East
Manila facility blaze kills 32 inmates and reveals overcrowding
A fire at Manila's National Mental Hospital Pavilion 2 killed 32 inmates and injured six from smoke. The building housed over 1,200 of the 6,800 residents though designed for 400, reflecting severe crowding as families refuse withdrawal due to stigma and distance. The fire, caused by an electrical short, took four hours to control and reignited later before being extinguished.
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Manila
Philippines
Jaime Castaneda
National Mental Hospital
Pavilion
Ferguson says lottery cannot solve Ohio school woes
Ohio state auditor Tom Ferguson told a Lions Club gathering that lottery profits, about 60 million dollars yearly, go to the general fund and won’t fully fix the 3 billion dollar education budget. He urged directing proceeds to limited education programs and cautioned about lottery longevity and past misuse issues.
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Ohio
Tom Ferguson
Lions Club
Ferguson
Lions Gathering
Alfy's
America
Crime Alert Number Promoted by Police
A police effort promotes a tip line 425 7700 urging the public to report crimes or suspicious activity with a direct call to action and contact point.
Ohio Supreme Court Clears Toledo Schools Bond Adventure
The Ohio Supreme Court ordered Toledo city schools to borrow funds backed by a 6.1 mill tax levy approved in November. Bonding counsel approval remained uncertain amid possible further legal challenges, as officials sought to resume operations and repay roughly 12 million dollars in loans with a two million dollar payroll earlier this month.
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Ohio
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Ohio Lottery
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
Arthur Wilkowski
General Assembly
Weekend Rain Outlook With Mild Temps Ahead
The forecast calls for balmy today with lows in the low 40s. Rain likely Saturday afternoon with a mid 50s high. Yesterday reached 42 with a 28 low this morning. Mild readings Sunday through Tuesday with chances of rain most days. Fair skies may briefly return Monday. Highs 40s to 50s, lows mainly in the 30s.
Cyprus President Hints Kidnapped Son May Be Freed Today
Government sources say 19 year old Achilleas Kyprianou could be released by early afternoon. Officials offered no confirmation and no sign of amnesty for political offenders as the presidential office showed signs of easing tension.
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Cyprus
Spyros Kyprianou
Achilleas Kyprianou
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