Egypt Closes Soviet and East Bloc Consulates Abroad
Cairo orders closure of Soviet Union and four East Bloc consulates and cultural centers outside the capital, accusing them of fomenting opposition to Sadat's peace initiative. Cabinet backed the move amid regional efforts to mend Arab splits and amid Sadat's warning of punishment for Soviet interference.
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Nevada youths found safe in Wisconsin runaways case
A 17 year old male from Nevada and a 15 year old female from Zearing were missing since Sunday. They were found in Racine Wisconsin after a search by Story County authorities and volunteers. They are not in custody. parents authorized Racine police to take them into guardianship as runaways. A snowmobile sweep covered 144 square miles before cancellation.
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Home schooling decision rests with local boards says AG
Iowa attorney general office states local school boards decide if a child may be educated at home not the State Board of Public Instruction. State standards apply for home instruction and local boards must consider approved school standards in their rulings. In Decorah a dispute between a family and the local board prompted the legal opinion. Esther Benson, 62, was killed and Nina Bredman, 72, injured when a turning car struck them while crossing a Cherokee street. driver Douglas Krenzien, 72, was turning at fault, authorities said.
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Peach Bowl tickets top 5000 with 2800 extra plan access
Iowa State officials report over the counter Peach Bowl gates surpass 5000. Travel agency and Cyclone Club group tickets add 2800 ahead of the December 31 game against North Carolina State expected to draw about 60,000 fans.
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FBI opens full JFK assassination files in mass release
FBI released about 40 001 pages on the Kennedy case detailing minute by minute actions after the assassination. The records show Oswald as the killer and include Cuba related notes but offer no definitive new conspiracy proof. The agency will publish another 40 000 pages next month and charges apply for copying. Weather and miscellaneous town data follow.
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GAO Finds 9 of 10 Workers Overwithheld Taxes
Washington AP Nine of ten American workers subject to withholding taxes overpay their weekly pay, says a General Accounting Office report. Employers and employees can adjust withholding to better match tax liability, but public awareness is low and refunds delay access to funds.
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Explosive tension as IBP hires nonunion workers
Sioux City AP reports the Iowa Beef Processors plant in Dakota CityNeb will reopen with nonunion labor promising a volatile scene. Union leader Lewie Anderson warns strikers may react strongly while leadership seeks lawful conduct. Plant plans include 35 cent raise for production staff, with hourly wages detailed for processing and slaughter workers. Cattlemen welcome the move, noting restored capacity amid regional plant closures reducing weekly kill by about 50,000 head.
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