Cold weather continues with best of sunshine fading
Tuesday's Digest notes continuing cold through Wednesday with fair conditions today and tonight and cloudier skies by Wednesday. Highs reach the middle 40s and lows around the middle 20s with northerly winds near 10 mph today easing tonight.
Egypt sticks to demand for Palestinian state at peace talks
Cairo officials say the Egyptian position on a Palestinian state and full withdrawal from occupied Arab lands will not change. U S envoy Alfred Atherton expressed understanding while two joint ministerial committees seek to bridge gaps after the Sadat Begin summit. Damascus calls the summit a failure and urges Sadat to step down as Israel’s concessions are deemed insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
UPI
Israel
U.S
Anwar Sadat
Menahem Begin
Esmat Abdel Meguid
Egypian
Sadat
Ismailia
Middle East
Alfred Atherton
Washington
Atherton
Meguid
Sinai
Begin Plese
Menahem
Begin
Beyet
Jordan
Syria
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Damascus
Tishrin
Monroe Civic Center Sees No Boycott Impact Yet
Monroe Civic Center Director Jim Williams says a national ERA boycott targeting non ratifying states will not affect Monroe conventions. He notes Monroe serves a secondary market and has booked events through 1979 1980 while New Orleans feels losses from cancellations. The story also mentions Biloxi fishing at Mississippi Sound with a veteran net caster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Williams
New Orleans
Convention Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Colby Confirms CIA Used Journalists in Missions
Former CIA Director William Colby testified that the CIA has employed journalists on intelligence missions but stressed no intent to influence American press reporting. He urged lawmakers not to ban all journalist intelligence relationships and said CIA should retain access to vital tools for national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
CIA
William Colby
Colby
Congress
Monroe Recreation Department Honored for Goodfellows Drive
The Monroe Recreation Department members are thanked for their untiring work in this year’s Goodfellows Drive. They checked applications, bagged Christmas packages, and delivered goods at no pay to help 600 plus Twin Cities residents enjoy the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Recreation Department
Twin Cities
State Tax Officials Rally Carter Over British Trade Treaty
Georgia official W C Strickland led 12 state tax chiefs in a letter to President Carter opposing a U S British tax treaty. They warn it would bar state auditors from using unitary tax rules and shift vast corporate profits overseas. They say the arms length method is favored abroad and the treaty could cripple state revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carter
Great Britain
W.C. Strickland
Georgia
Treasury Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Treasury
Department
Strickland
California
Oregon
Alaska
Western Governors Conference
United Kingdom
New Buses Sought as Monroe Transit Faces Funding Crunch
Monroe City officials pressed for UMTA grant approval to buy seven buses including two for the handicapped while awaiting a previously sought capital grant to buy eight more. Officials warned the system could shut down if funds arrive late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Commission
U. S. Department of Transportation
Urban Mass Transportation Act
UMTA
George Parsons
W. L
Jack
Howard
Harlan Prestridge
Prestridge
Two Classic Cars Sold By Owner in 1967 El Camino and Polara
A 1967 El Camino with power steering air conditioning V8 and solid mechanics is sold by owner. A 72 Dodge Polara Custom eight passenger station wagon with air power cruise AmFm radio luggage rack and trailer hitch is sold by one owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OWNEP
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louisiana
S of 2 Sea Estwego
House
Samuel Lewis
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Hong Kong
Kentucky
Associated Press
Marquette
Louisville
West Monroe
Richwood
Bastrop
Charlie Chaplin
Switzerland
Abby Broadw
Rene
Enen
Solomon
Mississippi Sound
Biloxi
Miss
Bob Hammack
News-Star—World