Sadat and Begin pledge no more war as peace talks begin
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin announced a no more war pledge during Sadat's historic visit to Israel. They agreed to pursue a negotiated Middle East peace, with joint news conferences in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv outlining a path toward security and nonbelligerence despite outstanding problems.
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Portuguese jetliner crashes off Madeira cliff with 125 dead
A Portuguese Boeing 727 overshot a fogbound runway at Funchal and plunged over a cliff, exploding on a rocky beach. Officials say 125 killed, 39 survived including four children. Flight TAP 425 carried 164 passengers and crew of at least five nationalities from Brussels to Madeira. no Americans aboard.
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Sewage good for fish says Southern California study
A UPI report cites the Southern California Coastal Water Research project finding that treated sewage outfalls boost marine life. The study notes ocean animals and sports fish are generally more abundant near outfalls and that sewage has not harmed ocean life.
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Women at National Conference adopt rights amid abortion debate
Houston dispatch reports the National Women’s Conference approved twenty five feminist measures including lesbian rights and sex education despite strong opposition from anti abortion delegates. Betty Friedan urged protection of lesbians as part of women’s rights while conservatives warned the move could harm families. A moment of unity occurred as delegates of multiple races joined hands to denounce double discrimination. The League Pleasant Parent Teachers Organization plans a 7 30 meeting at League School.
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Florida
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Missouri
Buses Sought to Aid Desegregation in Columbus Schools
The Ohio Board of Education will ask the Controlling Board for 3.2 million dollars to purchase 213 buses for Columbus City Schools to aid desegregation efforts. The plan follows a board vote shifting priority to districts under court orders. Also, The Newspaper Guild unit at The Plain Dealer authorized a strike if needed with a 110 to 36 vote as contract talks continue.
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Weather and notices from New Haven and Willard Area births
Partly cloudy and cold tonight with a low near 20. Tuesday will be cooler with a 20 to 30 percent chance of showers. Births list Ronald and Pamela Martin New Haven with a girl in the Willard Area and Ronald and Marsha Karl Plymouth with a girl in the Willard Area. Death announces Mrs. E Gaye Bodey Ankarberg, 79, Westerville.
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Icy Blizzard Parade of Winds Hammers Upper Midwest
Howling snow winds lashed the Upper Midwest with record depths in Minnesota and the Dakotas. Temperatures plunged to 25 below in Montana and 27 below in Wyoming as road crews fought drifting snows and power outages. Drivers were urged off highways, with Mackinac Bridge limits on light-loaded large vehicles and widespread school closures.
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No Spy In Tt Spy Eye Scam Stopped In New York
New York consumers were sold a gadget claiming to see through walls but exposed as a telescope and drill bit. Attorney General Lefkowitz said buyers were duped and Mirabar Sales Corp. agreed to pay 500 dollars in costs and offer restitution to complainants.
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Peeping Toms
Louis Lefkowitz
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Mirabar Sales Corp
Flynt says religion changes planned for Hustler content
Larry Flynt declares conversion to Christianity after sermon with Ruth Stapleton and says Hustler will shift from explicit humor to healthier sex and religious content. He faces a 25 year sentence and $11,000 fine on pandering and organized crime charges.
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