PLO and Jordan reject Israel Carter plan amid Middle East tension
Arafat's PLO and Jordan reject Israel and President Carter plan. Iraq ready to join hardline opposition to talks. Israeli bomb near Netanya market wounds two and kills none confirmed. Lababy says a PLO governed state is essential. Jordan rejects Begin's settlement proposal. As Safir says Iraq offers to join opposition pact.
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Bomb hits Iran-American Center in Tehran amid Carter visit protests
A bomb exploded at the Iran-American Academic Center in Tehran injuring a doorman and causing heavy damage. An Islamic Marxist caller claimed the blast as part of protests against President Carter's upcoming visit, with prior strikes on American offices and attacks linked to the group.
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Crime Alert 425 7700 Urges Public to Report Suspicious Activity
A public service note repeats the police tip 425 7700 inviting residents to call to report crimes or suspicious behavior and aid rapid response. The message emphasizes vigilance and accessible contact for law enforcement.
Snow Likely in Middletown With Rain Mixed Tomorrow
A weather forecast shows a chance of snow tonight in the Middletown area with possible rain tomorrow. Lows tonight near mid 20s, highs Friday in the 30s to low 40s, and a 40s- 30s pattern into the weekend with rain Sunday and Monday.
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Spare ribs may cost less as hamburger prices rise
AP reports the American Meat Institute expects higher hamburger prices next year due to fewer grass fed cattle, with estimates of a 10 to 15 percent rise. Spare ribs for backyard barbeques are expected to cost less amid lower corn prices and changing feeding practices influencing beef cuts.
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Carter visits Warsaw in effort to ease Cold War tensions
President Carter arrives in Warsaw for talks with Edward Gierek amid hopes to balance human rights concerns with alliance building. He tours three memorials including the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the Nike monument, then attends a state banquet at Radziwill Palace with Polish officials and Rosalynn Carter.
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Carter Begins Aerial Tour To Poland Iran On Schedule
President Carter departs Andrews Air Force Base for a six nation trip across two continents. He cites energy policy as a central issue and says the journey will stress peace human rights and justice. In Warsaw he meets Edward Gierek and plans a landmark news conference. He then travels to Tehran for a New Year state dinner.
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Ohio Auditor urges Rhodes to force Lottery to clean books
State Auditor Thomas Ferguson asked Gov. Rhodes to intervene with an executive order to fix the Ohio Lottery Commission’s disordered books so an audit can proceed. He warned of possible legal action if the commission’s records are not reconciled within 30 days.
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Patronite
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Tax forms simplified this year say IRS officials
The IRS says forms are easier to read with larger print and more spacing. About 82.5 million booklets are en route and most will arrive this week. The standard deduction is pre-computed and 96 percent of taxpayers can use tax tables instead of manual arithmetic. IRS offices offer help to all taxpayers.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Kentucky police resume search for missing 5 year old
Kentucky State Police detectives prepare to resume the search for Keith Holliday in Alexandria focusing on farm ponds and abandoned buildings. Seven investigators were deployed after his disappearance on Wednesday with initial searches of sewers and door-to-door inquiries. A yellow van sighting on December 21 yielded no leads and the parents Michael and Judy Holliday offer a $10,000 reward for the boy's safe return.
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