Palestinians Agenda Reaches Compromise for Talks Start
In Jerusalem Israeli and Egyptian foreign ministers agreed on a compromise wording for the Palestinian issue at the start of peace talks. Cyrus Vance flies in from Washington to join the session amid hopes of progress, while the West Bank and Gaza Strip autonomy and self determination remain central disputes.
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Cyrus R. Vance
Washington
Vance
Egypt
Israel
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Samaria
Gaza
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Jordan River
United States
Gaza Strip
Moshe Dayan
Mohammed Ibrahim Kamel
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Jordan
Natural gas price controls delay 1978 energy talks
Washington Congress eyes a national energy policy but natural gas price controls remain the main obstacle. President Carter wants to keep controls with higher levels, while a Senate deregulation plan seeks to end them after two years. House-Senate talks resume next week with no formal meeting planned yet.
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Carter to restate opposition to wage and price controls
President Carter plans a new anti inflation program built on familiar tools and relies on business and labor to disclose wage and price plans. He will restate opposition to controls in the State of the Union and a Friday economic message, seeking voluntary cooperation and adherence to guiding principles.
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Italian government falls as Andreotti resigns to seek new cabinet
Premier Giulio Andreotti announced the resignation of his 13 month old government to attempt forming a new cabinet with Communist support but without Communist members. President Leone will consult parties before likely naming Andreotti again to attempt a resettled government. If impossible, elections would be required.
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Andreotti
Giovanni Leone
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Ituly
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U.S
Marcos orders investigation into nuclear plant contracts
President Marcos ordered an inquiry into possible commissions to secure contracts for a $1.1 billion nuclear plant near Manila. Herminio Disini, a golfing buddy, and his firm allegedly profited from Westinghouse International deals. Disini declined comment as lawmakers push funding and oversight changes.
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Herminio T. Disini
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Disini
New York Times
Westinghouse
Geronimo Velasco
Westinghouse Disini
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Long
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