Sadat to Press Renewed Talks With Reagan in Washington
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat arrives for a five day U S visit aimed at restarting negotiations with Israel on Palestinian autonomy for 1.2 million people in the West Bank and Gaza. The talks may resume after Israel Begin visits in September. Linowitz urges immediate talks.
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Brady's Outlook Good Despite Seizure
Washington AP. Presidential press secretary James Brady shows recurrent minor seizures after Monday's grand mal episode. Larry Speakes says Brady is responsive and awake with good condition, though doctors note spinal fluid drainage. Neurosurgeon notes seizures common after frontal lobe injury. post trauma epilepsy possible but usually drug controlled.
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Highest Bidder May Lose Conoco Buy
Mobil raises bid to 8.6 billion for Conoco while Du Pont may win at 7.3 billion. Shareholders face a midnight decision as antitrust, securities laws, and a DOJ review pace the fate of the takeover. Du Pont seeks a consent decree to clear antitrust obstacles linked to Conoco Monsanto petrochemicals venture.
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Begin Forms Hawkish Israeli Government Amid Coalition Delays
Prime Minister Menachem Begin reached a coalition pact to form a new Israeli government, amid late-stage wrangling. Ariel Sharon was named defense minister, with Dayan Welzman absent from the lineup. The four-party coalition plans an 18-minister cabinet and a 94-clause policy declaration before Parliament approval.
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Committee Tries Ending Fast in Belfast Maze Prison
In Belfast, a committee led by Cardinal Tomas O Fiaich seeks a renewed bid to end the hunger strike by nationalist prisoners at Maze Prison. Police report scattered firebombings in Cavan Monaghan with damage to a border customs post at Tyholland but no injuries. Help the Prisoners plans a Friday conference for relatives of the six hunger strikers and 400 other guerrillas.
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Hepatitis B vaccine effort aims to break IRA deadlock
In Belfast, Kieran Doherty, the eighth hunger striker to die, is buried at Milltown cemetery as two policemen killed in a landmine ambush are laid to rest. Doherty, 25, had a 73 day fast, while Kevin Lynch died after a 71 day fast.
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