Vance Fails to Secure Saudi Backing on Camp David
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance ended talks in Riyadh and faced no Saudi commitment to Camp David peace efforts. Syria postponed Vance's Damascus visit citing a weekend summit. Brezhnev condemned Camp David as a separate deal while Arafat and Khadafy sought Jordan's support against the plan. Jordan, led by Hussein, urged full Israeli withdrawal and Palestinian state rights.
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United States
Now you see it, now you don't TV Scene
A brief note outlines pages for TV Scene and a feature on a satellite office about alcoholism to open locally. It also mentions Wichita firemen and policemen returning to work in a later page.
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Alcoholism
Sadat May Go It Alone
Washington reports that Egyptian President Anwar Sadat is prepared to assume the Arab role in shaping the West Bank and Gaza future. He proposes negotiations after Jordanian consultation and Palestinian representation, while U S Israel disagreements over East Jerusalem and settlement moratoriums persist.
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Menachem Begin
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Summit Fails To Deter Domestic Policy Critics
New York AP NBC poll finds Carter boosted by Camp David summit in foreign affairs but facing lingering doubt on domestic policy. Overall rating rose to 42 percent excellent or good, yet 45 percent fair, 12 percent poor. Energy and economy receive predominantly poor or fair judgments, with only 22 percent good or excellent on energy and 19 percent on the economy.
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Taxing automatic rise proposal sparks Senate panel vote
Washington AP report notes Senate Finance Committee votes 8-2 to add a Republican surtax trigger to a tax-cut bill. Absent members threaten to vote later. Sen. Danforth argues voters must see tax reasons to curb spending. The panel also backs a 4.2 billion capital gains tax cut, largely benefitting high earners.
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Bennett Optimistic On Kansas Growth Into the 1980s
Governor Robert F. Bennett told the Wichita Purchasing Managers Association that continued economic expansion would widen the tax base and gradually ease local property tax burdens. He credited business leadership and state policies for Kansas adding 1,200+ new firms and 100,000+ jobs, noting unemployment is near a national low. He did not link the rising tax base to a $200 million statewide tax increase over four years.
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Robert F. Bennett
Kansas
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Bennett
Ice cream man John Weston keeps summer schedule as winter nears
Ottawa ice cream man John Weston follows a shortened late season route, catering to schoolchildren after classes. He refurbished a white van into an ice cream truck, purchases from Bennett’s, notes trademarked brands, and compares Midwest and East Coast customer patterns while highway weather alters his profits.
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