Carter Desai clash on safeguards for uranium trade
In New Delhi President Carter and Prime Minister Desai clashed over safeguards to prevent U S enriched uranium for the Tarapur plant from being used for weapons. Carter pressed for a license transfer while Desai resisted, amid broader talks on nuclear testing bans and democracy.
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Death toll climbs in New Year fires across states
A string of New Year weekend blazes kills 13 people across Massachusetts Oregon Washington and New Jersey. In Chelsea Walter Juskiewicz 23 saved a baby boy by tossing him to a neighbor as two other children perished. An Oregon home burned claiming the Van Strum children. In Pasadena a hotel blaze near the Rose Parade hospitalizes officers and saddles 70 homeless. Kent Washington and Queens New York fires claim several family lives while a Newark hotel collapse prompts search for missing clerks.
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Jordan warns Israel over Egypt peace talks stance
Jordanian King Hussein warned of terrible consequences if Israel rejects Egypt's demands as President Carter failed to win Jordan's participation in the talks. Hussein, after meeting Carter in Tehran, said Arab unity is at stake and Israeli settlement plans threaten regional peace. He criticized Begin's plan to keep troops along the Jordan River while offering West Bank self rule.
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Cambodians and Vietnam trade war accusations escalate across border
Cambodian radio reports Vietnamese troops with tanks and planes invaded Cambodian territory and aimed to overthrow the government. Hanoi radio counters Cambodian forces attacked deep into southern Vietnam with widespread killing, looting, and displacement, urging talks while Cambodia calls negotiations impossible.
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Cold and Windy Weather Lingers Into Tomorrow
A cold windy spell continues with a tonight low in the teens and tomorrow high in the 20s. A few snow flurries are possible. Last night’s low was 10 degrees and Sunday’s high reached 34.
Air India jet crash kills 213 in Arabian Sea off Bombay
Air India with 213 aboard exploded and sank off Bombay as rescue efforts found 35 bodies sighted and 9 recovered. Helicopters, navy ships, and fishing boats searched three miles offshore while a second Boeing 747 from British Airways safely landed in Rome after a tire blowout on takeoff.
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Crime Alert Call Police If You See Suspicious Activity
A public safety notice urges residents to report crime or suspicious activity by calling the police number provided. The alert emphasizes immediate reporting to aid rapid response and community protection.
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