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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1978
Page
1
The piece notes Anwar Sadat and Menachem Begin facing disruption as boycotts complicate the peace talks. It mentions regional leaders and a future meeting context, with references to the Begin Sadat framework and stalled momentum in Middle East diplomacy.
Outcry against an illegal postal strike eases at headquarters as Le Spune readers back down and Postmaster General Bolger says mail will get through. Three unions remain deadlocked with the Postal Service over a new contract, while federal mediator Healy weighs unresolved issues and contingency plans include potential federal troop involvement and firings.
Sidney Nebraska a panhandle town of 6300 faces federal red tape in a bid for a new snowplow After a year of negotiations FAA has proposed a 99900 grant with 45 000 for a plow and 10 percent local match the town may still return unused funds City Manager Merle Strouse says the town could manage with far less and notes the aim is simply a snowplow and a garage if needed housing costs are trimmed back by officials.
In Arcata California a nude man entered the police station at 4 30 am greeted a desk officer and left. An officer soon nabbed him in a car with a male friend. He claimed a $20 bet won. He received a citation for indecent exposure and could be fined up to 50 dollars. Police withheld his name per his request.
Rebels tighten grip as Sandinistas take Chinandega Esteli and nearby towns. National guard restricted to barracks in Chinandega and Masaya retaken after fierce fighting. Red Cross reports fires and civilian refugees amid clashes, while Somoza promises to crush insurgents and end the uprising quickly.
Gary Cooper, 28, who appeared in a nationwide ad for Vantage cigarettes, says he was paid 615 and later quit smoking. He says the words were edited into ad copy and he approved the final version, with the company pulling the campaign at his request. He received crank calls and regretted the promotion. Cooper had smoked since high school and stopped last month.
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