Camp David Peace Talks Loom With Carter Begin Sadat
President Carter hosts Begin and Sadat at Camp David as the three nations prepare for a pivotal summit. U S officials urge caution, aiming to keep the peace process alive while recognizing no full settlement is likely. Israel faces pressure over West Bank sovereignty, while Sadat signals high stakes for Arab concessions.
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Airliner vanishes in flight near Rhodesia border
A Rhodesian Viscount turboprop airliner with four aboard disappeared while en route from Kariba near the Zambia border. The pilot reported two of four engines failed shortly after takeoff, prompting a search by police, military, and ground crews amid guerrilla activity in the region.
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Massacre at Ecorse soccer game shocks crowd
Police seek an angry motorcyclist who fired on about 100 spectators at Ecorse High School field. Three wounded hospitalized in critical condition. The shooter, one of two bikers, fled after the halftime break along with a third man.
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Leach named Chief Justice to replace O'Neill
Columbus attorney and former Ohio Supreme Court justice Robert A. Leach, 66, is named Chief Justice to fill the vacancy created by the Aug. 20 death of C. William O'Neill. Appointed by Gov. Rhodes, Leach will serve until the Nov. 7 election. He has a long tenure in Ohio courts and prior service as a Columbus assistant city attorney.
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Blue eyed dolls of peace turn victims in hate era
A Tokyo exhibit recounts 12 000 blue eyed dolls sent from the United States in 1927 as peace emissaries. Many did not survive World War II as hostility grew, with some Japanese dolls later housed in American museums. the event sparked parades and a popular song by Ujo Noguchi.
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P-Metrics Arrive as U S Cars Move to Metric Tire Designations
Thousands of new cars will show metric tires soon with designations like P225 75R14. The shift standardizes sizes globally, led by GM and supported by Chrysler and American Motors. The Tire Industry Safety Council warns of conversion quirks and non interchangeable parts.
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Pope says no miracle solutions to world problems
Pope John Paul I told foreign leaders at his inauguration that the Vatican cannot provide miracle fixes but will aid the international community. He appealed for religious freedom as leaders including Mondale met him, after earlier audiences with 13 chiefs of state and spouses. A bomb exploded at the Lateran gate without injuries, the pope elsewhere in the Vatican.
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Gilboa Work Sparks Labor Day Revival in Ohio Village
Gilboa in Putnam County, once a turn of the century village, is revitalizing under the Blanchard River Village Corp. Three years ahead of schedule, residents plan a Labor Day celebration to showcase a new shopping area museum and park. Shops include a bakery boutique candy ice cream shop restaurant and a printing office.
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Crime Alert Phone Number Ad
Community safety notice repeats the police non emergency line 425 7700 for reporting crimes or suspicious activities. The brief urges residents to call the number to alert authorities and help prevent crime.
Weather outlook shows clear tonight and warm days ahead
The forecast predicts clear skies tonight with a low in the upper 50s. Tuesday will be sunny with a high in the low 80s. The morning low was 58 after a high of 85 yesterday. Wednesday through Friday will be fair and warm with highs in the mid to upper 80s and lows in the low to mid 60s.
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