Sadat Seeks Principle Over Details in London Talks
In Vienna President Sadat says he will mothball Egypt's peace plan if Israel refuses to discuss principles rather than specifics. He met with Shimon Peres, while in Jerusalem Begin's cabinet rejects the plan but agrees to send Dayan to London July 18-19 with Mohammed Ibrahim Kamel and Cyrus Vance to resume talks. News conference warns of a dangerous situation if London fails, and Sadat hopes the United States will help.
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Vienna
Austria
Anwar Sadat
Israel
London
Sadat
Shimon Peres
Labor Party
Peres
Jerusalem
Menachem Begin
Moshe Dayan
Mohammed Ibrahim Kame
Cyrus Vance
Egypt
Yossi Beilin
Begin
Dayan
United States
Mediator Joins Postal Stalemate
Federal mediators entered talks between the Postal Service and unions representing about 554,000 workers as 10 days remained in a three year contract. Horvitz warned that the time had arrived for serious mediation after private discussions with both sides.
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Washington
Postal Service
Federal
White House
Wayne L. Horvitz
Horvitz
Emmet Andrews
American Postal Workers Union
Carter
Firestone Officials To Reply On Tire Recall Hearings
Washington AP report says Firestone officials will testify as a House subcommittee resumes hearings on the Firestone 500 Steel Belted Radial tire. The Transportation Department urges recall due to failures, while the firm argues there is no safety issue and notes it stopped making the top line last year.
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Washington
House
Firestone
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Transportation Department
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Bernard W. Frazier
Odds Against Brownout Here
Ottawa city manager Robert Mills said a brownout is unlikely despite a peak load of 20 100 kilowatts and a generating capacity under 25 000 kilowatts. A brownout would need concurrent equipment failure at Ottawa and KCP&L trouble. Emergency power from KCP&L would be costly, with the plant likely keeping hospital and industrial park powered and rotating five residential and business circuits.
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Robert Mills
Ottawa
Mills
Kansas City
Kcp&l
Carter proposes LEAA overhaul with budget boost hope
President Carter announces a reshuffle of the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration aiming to direct more funds to high crime areas without increasing total authorization. He also moves over $200 million to improve large public housing projects and suggests creating a new Bureau of Justice Statistics to centralize crime data.
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Carter
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
Congress
White House
Stuart Eizenstat
Eizenstat
FBI
Bureau of Justice Statistics
Benjamin Civiletti
Justice Department
Criminal Division
LBAA
Civiletti
Thunderstorms Bring Rain Across North Central Kansas
Storms drenched north central and northeast Kansas with heavy rain, while metro Kansas City area logged 2.16 inches by 7 am. Gusty winds reached 40 mph, with lingering thundershowers east of the line and hot highs forecast to return into the 90s and 100s through the week. Historical highs cited at Dodge City and other towns.
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Kan
Kansas
Kansas City International
Missouri
Chanute
Wichita
Dodge City
Russell
Garden City
Goodland
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Red Devils
Sports Baseball
National Era
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