Record Heat Wave Strains Marines and Rails Across U S
The Associated Press report details extreme heat across the nation from Mojave Desert to Maryland. Seventeen Marines were evacuated from a war game in California as temperatures hit 117. A freight train derailed near Paintsville due to heat.
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Begin Hints At Israeli Peace Stand
Washington AP Israel Prime Minister Menachem Begin arrives for talks with President Carter and signals desire for peace while warning that Israel may not withdraw from the West Bank. He shows maps and says security concerns could threaten Israeli lives. Carter praises Begin and hopes for a successful Middle East settlement this year. Begin, 63, carries a complete peace plan and seeks over 2 billion dollars in aid.
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Smith to Try Own Solution for Rhodesia
Salisbury Rhodesia prime minister Ian Smith dissolves parliament and calls national elections for August 31, signaling a shift toward negotiating a new constitution with moderate black leaders. He rejects current peace efforts, claiming no hope for a white representation in a future majority rule.
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Farm Bill Debated as Carter Opposes Higher Supports
Congress opens debate on a large farm policy bill including food stamp reform and expanded rural research. Senate version keeps high price supports triggering Carter veto threats. Bergland touts House bill while noting changes to eligibility and benefits for millions of households.
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Otis the Ottawa University computer and its maker
Otis, a $140000 OU computer, operates under Spencer Martin and serves in academics and management. Since July last year it has stored about 50 million data pieces, assists in enrollment and single-file information, invites student use, and even plays games. Otis can be fallible when humans input faulty data and is supervised to prevent disasters.
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Viets Eye UN Seat in New Security Council Move
United Nations, N Y The United States ready to back Vietnam for UN membership in a consensus vote within the Security Council. The move follows U S hints to end opposition as Hanoi cooperates on missing servicemen searches. Djibouti also set for General Assembly action at Sept 20 opening.
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Area Weather Forecast for County
Tonight, near town, temperatures fall to the mid 70s with southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Mostly sunny conditions persist into Wednesday with continued heat as highs reach around 100 degrees.
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