Begin vows not to surrender amid peace talks push
Prime Minister Menahem Begin told the Knesset there is no surrender to international pressure over a plan for Palestinian self rule and a continued Israeli military presence. About 200 Yamit residents protested outside as Sadat and Begin press for Sinai withdrawal. Dayan returned to parliament after a secret trip to Iran to brief the Shah.
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Arabs to Hold Second Summit in Algiers
Damascus Radio reported hardline Arab nations plan a second anti Sadat summit to counter Egypt's peace moves. Beirut papers Safir and Kifah al Arabi urged the meeting in Algiers set for January 8 with Algeria, Syria, Libya, South Yemen and the PLO listed among attendees.
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Anwar Sadat
Menaham Begin
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Libya
South Yemen
Palestine Liberation Organization
Crime alert phone number urged for safety tips
A public notice urges residents to call 425 7700 to report crimes or suspicious activity. The message emphasizes using the police line for quick responses and safety awareness.
New Ohio Air Quality Reporting System Adopted
The EPA announces a Jan 1 switch from the air quality index to a federal pollutant standards index in Ohio. The new system uses a 0 to 500 scale with numbers and terms describing daily health effects, while overall air quality standards remain unchanged.
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Columbus
Ohio
Environmental Protection Agency
Ned E. Williams
Seven dead in Galveston grain elevator blast
In Galveston Texas rescuers search rubble after a grain elevator explosion that killed seven and injured 23. Debris and dust slowed efforts as authorities assess cause and risk of further blasts amid two recent grain facility explosions.
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Texas
New Orleans
U.S. Coast Guard
Galveston Island
Hugh O'Donohoe
D.K. Lack
Middletown Area Sees Warmer Trend With Weekend Warmup
The Middletown forecast shows a continued rise in temperatures with a tonight low near 15 under partly cloudy skies. Thursday brings about a high in the low 30s and a morning low around 4 after a Tuesday high of 19. Friday through Sunday expected highs in the 30s to near 40s with temps in the teens to 20s at night.
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Middletown
Chew Newspapers to Merge with Thomson Thomson Steps Into Ohio Market
Chew Newspapers of Ohio will join Thomson Newspapers forming Chew Newspapers of Ohio as a division of Thomson. The deal includes Middletown Journal Franklin Chronicle Piqua Daily Call and Daily Gazette now part of the 131‑paper Thomson group based in Des Plaines and Toronto with local policy autonomy preserved.
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Franklin Chronicle
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Piqua
Franklin
W.A. Siebenthaler Sr
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Thomson Newspapers
U.S
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Ill
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Daily Gazette
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Gazette
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J.P. Chew
Journal
Piqua Daily Call
J.A. Chew
Jessie B. Chew
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Toronto
Canada
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Canton
Tampa
Fla
Thomson
United States
Thomson Group
Canton Repository
Coshocton Tribune
East Liverpool Evening Review
Greenville Advocate
Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
Marion Star
Portsmouth Times
Salem News
Steubenville Herald-Star
Zanesville Times- Recorder
Eight-year-old Tamara Anderson Placed Under Guardianship
In Cincinnati Tamara Anderson age 8, previously barred from enrollment due to her mother's Indiana residency, has been made a legal student of the Forest Park Greenhills School District. Guardianship was assigned Tuesday to relatives with whom she resides. Her earlier re enrollment was blocked in August for the same reason.
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Cincinnati
Tamara Anderson
Indiana
Forest Park- Greenhills
Muncie
Ind
Holiday Leftovers Provide Winter Gifts From Trees To Paper
A regional guide from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources urges reusing holiday leftovers. Recycle evergreen trees as bird feeders and shelter by decorating them with suet and treats. Donate live trees to county parks and save gift wrap by trimming excess tape and rolling paper around cylinders.
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Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Carter to discuss 1977 and look ahead to 1978 on TV
President Carter is expected to reflect on 1977 and outline plans for 1978 in an hour long White House Red Room interview airing tonight at 8. The program originates from the White House.
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Washington
Carter
Red Room
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