Begin and Sadat clash over West Bank peace terms
Israeli Prime Minister Begin rejects international pressure to alter his plan for Palestinian self rule on the West Bank and Gaza with continued Israeli military presence. President Sadat says Egypt will not accept Israeli security control or Sinai limits and calls for Palestinian statehood. Both leaders prepare for next month’s talks as pressure grows.
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John White Named New Demo Leader
President Carter names John White to lead the debt-ridden Democratic Party as the 1978 campaign year looms. White, 52, praised by Carter for his Agriculture Department work, is to be formally approved by the DNC on January 21 in Atlanta amid fund raising efforts to aid congressional candidates.
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Explosion at Galveston grain elevator kills nine
A grain elevator in Galveston Texas exploded Tuesday night leaving at least nine dead and 23 injured as concrete and steel lay in twisted wreckage.
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Galveston Grain Elevator Blast Kills Nine Evacuations Under Way
Rescue teams and workers were evacuated from the grain elevator site after a deadly blast that killed at least nine and injured 23, with flames spreading to nearby silos. The explosion at Farmer's Export Grain Co. sent debris across the port city, prompting authorities to seal the island as investigators and FBI agents assist.
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Ouston
Snowball Finds Safe Return After Christmas Disappearance
The Ouachita Parish Food Stamp Office closes Friday at noon for the New Year holiday and reopens Tuesday. Monroe resident Kim Stovall celebrates a belated Christmas with her dog Snowball who vanished Christmas Eve and was recovered battered but safe, lifting the family’s spirits.
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Kim Stovall
Monroe
Snowball
Snow Sighted In Twin Cities
Light flakes fell around 8 30 a m in the Twin Cities stirring mild excitement among hopeful observers. Monroe and West Monroe also reported brief snow, but no belated white Christmas is forecast by the weather bureau and no snow remains in the latest outlook.
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Perjury Alleged In Korean Probe Involving Bonnie Robinson
Washington AP reports Bonnie Robinson, secretary to Rep. Lester Wolff, is accused by House Ethics Special Counsel Leon Jaworski of perjury for denying removing a card bearing South Korean businessman Tongsun Park from office files. Robinson's attorney says she is willing to testify and seeks to correct her December testimony. The committee gave her 21 days to respond. she may have a hearing before any punishment.
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Goodfellows Campaign Exceeds 1977 Goal in Twin Cities
Final tally shows 22 724.27 dollars raised surpassing the 22 500 target. More than 600 needy families in the Twin Cities and Ouachita Parish received food clothing and toys purchased with the funds. Jackie Neal Monroe Recreation Department head praised volunteers and the Christmas spirit in the year’s drive.
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Monroe
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