Israel Cabinet weighs resuming talks with Egypt in Brussels plan
Israel's cabinet meets in special session to consider restarting negotiations after Sadat accused radicals of stalling peace. Dayan reported on talks with Vance and Khalil in Brussels and suggested backing the Brussels framework for renewed talks. Khalil reportedly floated a Palestinian government replacing military administration in the West Bank and Gaza, while Sadat warned against expansionist aims and urged no return to no peace.
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Summit meeting to be postponed
PLAINS Ga AP President Carter ends down home Christmas holiday after confirming a summit with Soviet leader Brezhnev will be postponed. He stays hopeful a SALT treaty and Middle East peace agreement can still be reached while he returns to Washington today. The Carters will continue vacation at Camp David as he recovers from a hemorrhoid flareup and enjoys fishing with family.
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Martial law expands across Turkish cities amid deadly clashes
Premier Bulent Ecevit’s government imposes martial law on Ankara and 12 other cities including Kahramanmaras after three days of fighting that killed at least 93 and left over 1,000 wounded. Gen Necdet Urug named martial law commander in Istanbul. decree to be sent to the National Assembly for bi monthly approval.
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Freighter damages Bay cables delaying Marin county calls
In Marin County about 70 percent of telephone customers were cut off from long distance service after a freighter dragging anchor near the Golden Gate damaged four of five underwater cables. Pacific Telephone said full restoration would come by midweek.
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Golf Adventure Border Near Vumba Mountains Site
A brief item notes a golf area near the Vumba mountains just miles from the earlier year massacre site, with an AP Laserphoto credit.
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Tehran Rioters Target U S Embassy in Large Anti Shah Protests
Police and troops clashed with demonstrators in Tehran in more than 20 locations as rioters threatened Americans and set fire to vehicles. Isfahan also reported riots while authorities said the unrest was the largest in three months with shots fired and tear gas used.
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Belgrade city adopts staggered work hours to ease traffic
Belgrade officials will start the work day at six times between 6 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. to reduce congestion. Factories and shops open first, followed by restaurants, offices, banks, schools, and department stores in half hour intervals.
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Stolen Rembrandt and Dutch Paintings From San Francisco Museum
Thieves entered the M H de Young Memorial Museum through a skylight before Christmas dawn and stole a million dollar Rembrandt titled Portrait of The Rabbi along with three other Dutch Renaissance paintings. Police suspect at least two burglars, and museum officials noted the works were self insured by the city with no ransom indicated.
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Death toll 433 during three day Christmas weekend
The National Safety Council reports 433 deaths from traffic accidents over the Christmas weekend, higher than last year but below the holiday record. Earlier estimates anticipated 400 to 500 fatalities on streets and highways from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday.
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