Historic Camp David peace framework signed by Sadat and Begin
In a White House ceremony President Carter witnessed Anwar Sadat and Menachem Begin sign the framework for Middle East peace aimed at Egypt and Israel. Negotiations on core points begin in two weeks, with disputes over Palestinian participation and West Bank settlements looming.
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Washington
UPI
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Menachem Begin
Israel
Carter
White House
Middle East
Begin
West
Jordan River
United States
Sinai
West Bank
Knesset
Congress
Sadat
Henry Kissinger
Nelson Rockefeller
Muhammad Kamel
Camp David
Jimmy Carter
Jordan
U.S
Sinai Desert
Abc-Tv
Barbara Walters
Muhammed Kamel
UPI Telephoto
Middle East rejects Camp David accords and joint Egypt Israel peace plan
Syria and the PLO reject the Camp David pacts and vow armed resistance asserting no Middle East peace without the PLO. In Israel, Dayan flags a crucial choice between peace and settlements as regional leaders react to Cairo’s and Begin's accord.
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Syria
Palestine Liberation Organization
Camp David
Middle East
PLO
Israel
Moshe Dayan
Moscow
Anwar Sadat
Menachem Begin
Carter
Mahmoud Labady
Beirut
West Bank
Jordan
Gaza
Labady
Sadat
Iraq
Amman
Hussein
Spain
Rabat
Morocco
Egypt
Former Cleveland cops face shock probation ruling
A Wednesday decision looms on shock probation for two ex police lookouts tied to a nine month burglary ring that stole over 200000 in cash and goods. Prosecutor Corrigan argued against mercy citing lack of remorse as Mihalic and Kehn began term in July. Akron hearings probe Akron's abortion control ordinance constitutionality in a suit by the ACLU for three clinics and a Cincinnati doctor.
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Cleveland
UPS
Peter Mihalic
Cuyahoga County
John T. Corrigan
Akron
Ohio
UPI
U.S
Leary C. Contie
American Civil Liberties Union
Cincinnati
ACLU
Ohio truck explodes after collision in Bramwell WV
An Ohio truck driver Ralph Harbor escaped with minor injuries when his tractor trailer, carrying 40 tons of steel rails for Case Heavy Hauling Co., slammed into a two story house on U S 52 at 145 a m after losing brakes. The rig hit a bridge abutment and started a fire near the Simons Creek area. Arlington?
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Bramwell
W.va
UPI
Ohio
U.S. 52
Ralph Harbor
Anderson
Pruitt
McDowell County
Harbor
Case Heavy Hauling Co
Huntington
Mercer County
Greg W. Smith
Pinnacle Mountain
Weather and notices from the day
Partly cloudy and warm tonight into Tuesday with lows in the 60s and highs in the 80s. 20 percent precip chances. South to southwest winds under 10 mph. Births list two newborns in New London and Berlin Heights. Deaths list seven residents including Mrs. Pearl Myer and Mr. Amos Archer. Rhode Island fact notes five capitals prior to 1854 and rotating assembly sessions.
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Robert
Pamela Clime
New London
Fisher-Titus
Christopher
Rebecca Catri
Berlin Heights
Sandusky
Pearl Myer
Ashland
Amos Archer
Greenwich Township
Norma M. Kraft
New Washington
Della B. Hirbe
Willard
Nelva Ann Wylie
Akron
Clara E. Cherry
Rhode Island
Providence
East Greenwich
Bristol
Newport
Kingston
General Assembly
Mead Will $5.8 Million Bequest Marks Large Norwalk Will
The late Wilmer L. Mead left stock in his trucking firms to 13 eligible employees and valuable bank shares to his secretary Genevieve Grell. He bequeathed cash to adviser John E. Barry and relatives, while real estate and other assets went to multiple individuals. Barry named executor. Mead died Sept 5 at 74 after Cleveland Clinic surgery.
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Wilmer L. Mead
Norwalk
Huron County
Mead
W.L. Mead Inc
Mead Motor Sales Inc
Cleveland Clinic
Bertha
Benedict Ave
Genevieve Grell
Huron County Banking Co
Citizens National Bank
Findlay Warehouse Corp
Wyandot Dolomite, Inc
John E. Barry
Toledo
Barry
John and
Pauline Mead
George
Mabel Hartwig
Bronson Township
North Fairfield
William Hammersmith
Dauch
William A. Dauch
Cole
George Reamer
Edward J. Rosekelly
Deland, Fla
Bradenton
Fla
Richard Westcott
Mead Motor Sales
W.L. Mead, Inc
Carl H. Meyers
Donald L. Weisenberger
William Bates
E. Dreher
S. W. Ross
Darrell E. Edwards
T. L. Kearney
Bruce J. Stull
Springfield
Mass
Cletus Meyer
A. Fairfield
North Reading
D. Dromer
Iran Quake Toll Tops 15000 In Tabas Disaster
Rescue teams already buried about 5000 bodies in Tabas and nearby villages after a 7.7 magnitude earthquake that collapsed homes and left tens of thousands homeless. Shah ordered mass relief airlift of food water blankets and tents as Iran mobilizes aid with the Empress directing operations and the Red Lion and Sun Society coordinating volunteers.
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Tabas
Iran
UPI
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Tehran
Fara
Ferdows
Red Lion
Sun Society
Red Cross
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