U N Envoy in Israel to Begin Peace Talks
U N envoy Gunnar V Jarring arrived in Tel Aviv to press for Arab Israeli talks with three key Israeli demands: unlimited ceasefire, talks held near the Middle East, and representation by foreign ministers. Egypt demanded a troop withdrawal timetable and talks at the U N headquarters with ambassadorial delegates.
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Tel Aviv
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Jarring
Eban
Tion
Il Ahram
France
Britain
Middle East
Anwar Sadat
Walter Cronkite
CBS
Sadat
Court Orders U S To Ban Use Of DDT
A U S appeals court scolded the Agriculture Department and ordered a complete DDT ban. It also required public hearings before pesticide decisions, directing the government to set standards for suspending sales during cancellations. The ruling signals a new era of agency accountability under EPA oversight.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Roger Bobb
Department of Agriculture
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Panther Link In Cop Death Case Missing
Nine prosecution witnesses testify there is no clear link between a self avowed Black Panther and the officer killed in Baltimore. Patrolman Roger W Nolan identified Marshall E Conway as the shooter who fired on the responding cruiser after Sergeants Sierakowski and Sager were hit. Conway faces trial as the first of three defendants in Officer Sager’s death. he appeared briefly to seek new counsel.
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Baltimore
Marshall E. Conway
Conway
Roger W. Nolan
Stanley Sierakowski
Sierakowski
Donald W. Sager
Sager
John W. McAllister
Nine GIs Die In Crash Of U S Bomber Over Lake Michigan
An Air Force B52 bomber with nine men aboard exploded in a fireball and crashed into Lake Michigan off Charlevoix Michigan. Coast Guard units found wreckage including two empty life vests and a helmet with no survivors reported. A SAC investigation team was to arrive.
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Charlevoix
Mich
Lake Michigan
Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Coast Guard
Strategic Air Command
Westover
Mass
Air Force Base
Air Force
Charles Bleha
8-Cent Postage Stamp Predicted
The article notes an expected first class letter rate increase from six to eight cents in April as the Postal Service moves toward privatization. It details potential wage-cost impacts, a forthcoming nine-member board of governors, and a plan to convert the service into a semi autonomous, self supporting entity by August 12. The current fiscal deficit is projected at 82.4 billion, with collective bargaining starting January 20.
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Blount
Indictments Hit Maryland Drug Ring and A Rocket Tragedy
A Montgomery County grand jury indicted 11 defendants including Joseph W. Lee, son of the lieutenant governor, on conspiracy charges tied to marijuana and other drugs. Separately in Denmark, 17 year old Vaen Larsen survived after a midget rocket swallowed at a New Year party exploded in his chest. Doctors say his stomach area was ripped but he is not in immediate danger.
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Aarhus
Denmark
Vaen Larsen
Aarhus Municipal Hospital
Rockville, Md
Maryland
Joseph W. Lee
Eugene R. Rosenthal
Gayle L. Moore
Montgomery County
Lee
Blair Kee II
Montgomery
Anne Arundel
Prince Georges
Silver Spring
Walter H. Madden
Madden
Auto Workers Resume Talks With Chrysler in Detroit
In Detroit, negotiators for the United Auto Workers and Chrysler Corp. meet for the first serious talks in three weeks after the union rejected Chrysler’s long awaited wage proposal. The pattern mirrors terms already used in contracts with General Motors and Ford.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
Rae
UAW
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
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