U S urges Israel to resume peace treaty talks
United States presses Israel to drop a take it or leave it stance on the Egyptian peace treaty. Senate leader Byrd outlined the White House position in a briefing with Prime Minister Begin. Carter and Sadat voiced disappointment over stalled talks and considered new measures to prompt progress.
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Midwest Meteor Fireball Lights Sky Across Region
Witnesses from Fort Worth to Cleveland reported a brilliant meteor streaking west to east at 9:30 p.m. EST, lighting the Midwest sky with blue green red and yellow colors. Observers described a long red tail and a brighter than lightning flash lasting about 45 seconds, with scattered reports of fragments and fires.
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Terre Haute
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Nashville
Greg Hendricks
St. Charles, Mo
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Vietnam covert assault defeats Khmer Rouge at border town
UPI sources say Vietnamese forces launched a dry season offensive that inflicted a major defeat on Cambodia, wiping out hundreds of troops and key officers. The battle near Siemreap area during the Nov weekend saw up to 3,000 Cambodians virtually massacred against 8,000 Vietnamese, with Cambodia’s division commander among the killed and many captured or wounded.
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Panella and Kaprutus Deaths Highlight New Castle Obits
Anthony Panella Sr. 75 of 7 N Greenwood Ave died at 2 45 p m Nov 30 1978 at St Francis Hospital Born Nov 17 1903 in New Castle he retired from the Pennsylvania Highway Department and served as assistant superintendent He was a former local baseball player and Democrat committeeman for First and Sixth Wards Survived by wife Lena Bongivengo five sons a daughter two sisters two brothers 25 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren Friends to greet at Edward A DeCarbo Funeral Home with mass scheduled at St Marys Church Burial at St Vitus Cemetery Also noted Joseph Kaprutus 64 of 1814 Moravia St died Nov 30 1978 at Jameson Memorial Hospital Born Aug 20 1914 he retired from Aetna Standard and belonged to Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Church He married Tatina Kulik in 1944 and left a son and a daughter a brother and a grandson Burial at Oak Park Cemetery Also listed Mayor Francis J Rogan named PA representative to National League of Cities steering committee and Small Cities Advisory Committee with Pittsburgh and Lancaster mayors. Lebanon Mayor George Heverling also named to committee
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Buck) Panella Sr
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St. Francis Hospital
New Castle
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Pennsylvania Highway Department
Due Rieck McJunkin Dairy
Panella
St. Mary's Church
Lena M. Bongivengo
John C
Buzzy) Jr
Richard C
James T
Peter
Tappahanock
Charles
Rose Mary) Andrews
Mary DiGennaro
Stanley
Sue) Rapchak
Nicholas
Hillsville
Michael
Anne Bongivengo
Edward A
Donald G. DeCarbo
S. Mill St
Eugene Daughtery
St. Vitus Cemetery
Joseph Kaprutus
Moravia St
Jameson Memorial Hospital
John
Margaret Kaprutus
Kaprutus
Aetna Standard
Ellwood City
Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Church
Tatina Kulik
Holy Trinity
John Sidor
Oak Park Cemetery
Carter defends Jonestown view urges calm on belief rights
President Carter says the Jonestown cult is not representative of America and that the government should avoid overreacting by policing religious beliefs. He notes the Justice Department has studied cult brainwashing but does not deem Peoples Temple a danger, while discussing defense and economic policy and Cuba missile compliance. Four county school boards announce next week's reorganizations with meeting times in Shenango, New Castle, Ellwood City, and Neshannock.
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Ellwood City
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Ellwood
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