Peace Talks In Cairo Postponed To Mid December
Cairo plans to delay the Sadat peace conference until mid December to lure hardline Arab states back from boycott. The move follows a Libyan counter conference and U S encouragement to reinsert the United States into Middle East diplomacy.
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Kurt Waldheim
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Lebanon
New
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Waldheim
Saudi Arabia
Washington
U.S
Jerusalem
UPI
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Foreign Ministry
Birds airlifted from Tokyo after mild November delays
Seven migratory birds that over wintered in Tokyo were flown to Naha Okinawa after failing to navigate strong southerly winds. They were treated at Ueno Zoo hospital before the Wednesday airlift by Japan Airlines to Okinawa’s capital.
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Tokyo
UPI
Okinawa
Japan Air Lines
Ueno Zoo
Naha
Man Abducted and Dumped in Field Near Berlin Heights
Donald Corbin, 24, of Galion, was abducted while en route to work, forced to drive by two men with at least one speaking with a Southern accent, and left in a field near Berlin Heights around midnight. His car was found abandoned under the Vermilion-On-The-Lake bridge. he was treated and released for a headache and facial injuries. Erie County deputies and Bellevue police investigate.
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Here
Donald Corbin
Erie County Sheriff's Department
Corbin
Plumber and Steam Fitters Union
Norwalk
Bellevue
U.S. 20
David Holler
Main St
Holler
Vermilion-On-The-Lake
Vermilion
Ohio 2
Lorain Community Hospital
Erie County
Carter to launch first major post Christmas world tour
President Carter plans a December 29 departure for a nine day six country trip to press energy legislation. Administration officials say the tour signals a more relaxed approach after a prior postponement to keep Congress focused on energy bills.
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Washington
UPI
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Weather Outlook and Local Life Updates
Windy with a chance of snow flurries tonight and Friday as temperatures dip to the mid twenties and approach the upper fifties. Precipitation chances run 40 and 60 percent with westerly winds 20 to 30 mph. Marriage licenses issued for Cochran Key and Johnson Mack in Norwalk area. Births and deaths listed for Bellevue Norwalk Sandusky area. Weather data includes sunrise sunset and moon phases.
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Mickey M. Cochran
Sandusky
Belinda D. Key
Norwalk
William T. Johnson
New London
Janet T. Mack
Mark and
Elizabeth Fisher
Bellevue
John and
Doris Boyden
Roger and
Diane Ware
Lula Mae Morgan
Ella Behren
Monroeville
Ethel M. Seiler
Lois R. Rippon
Ella E. Lowe
Mabel M. Brooks
Plymouth
Wakeman Trustee Candidate Sues Write-In Winner
Wakeman Township trustees race sparks legal action as Norman L. Butler sues over alleged illegal write in votes for Calvert C. Canfield IV. Butler claims precinct staff improperly named Canfield during voter guidance on the new card system. The Board of Elections notes multiple complaints and defers further inquiry until court resolution. Nolan and Canfield were certified winners with 211 and 169 votes respectively.
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Wakeman Township
Norman L. Butler
Calvert C. Canfield IV
Grange Hall
Marden Todd
Canfield
Todd
Butler
Board of Elections
John Hogsett
Wakeman Village
Patrick J. Nolan
Nolan
Plane crash delays expert in aeronautical law defense
A plane crash near Washington D C delayed the arrival of Harry Riggs Purdue instructor who was to aid in defending the city county and Airport Authority in a 1 1 million lawsuit brought by Ron Zoellner The crash killed the pilot and two on the ground delaying key testimony in Huron County Common Pleas Court as trial entered its second day
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Ron Zoellner
Harry Riggs
Purdue University
Washington D.C
Joseph Reid
Ohio State University
Dulles International Airport
Norwalk
Huron County Airport Authority
Richard Reach
Riggs
Columbus
Airport Authority
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Marian Moyer
Walton Jarvis
Don Chandler
Authority
Zoellner
Pierre A. Grieselhuber
Auntie Mame Helps Save Village Nursing Home
Marion Tanner at 73 helped raise the $100,000 needed to stave off the Greenwich Village nursing home's closing. Donations from across the country and Japan pushed the total over the deadline, keeping the home operating at least until March, with 183 residents and a plan to buy the $725,000 property under a federal and state backed rescue.
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UPI
Marion Tanner
Mame
Greenwich Village
Edward
The
Village
Japan
John Issowits
Miss Tanner
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
State Health Department
Norwalk Tonight Council to swear in members
City Council meets tonight at 8 to swear in new members. Norwalk Invitational Girls Basketball finals held at the junior high tonight at 7.
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Norwalk
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