Carter Open to New Summit for Mideast Peace
President Carter proposes inviting Anwar Sadat and Menachem Begin to another summit to press for an Israeli Egyptian peace treaty. He spoke at Ebenezer Church in Atlanta after accepting the MLK Jr. Peace Prize and tied his message to public backing for the still unfinished SALT treaty with the Soviet Union. He warned Senate rejection would harm world peace and nuclear restraint efforts.
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Teenage deputy's son killed in Butte shooting standoff
In Butte Montana AP reports a deputy sheriff's 17 year old son Michael Lunney was shot and killed after exchanging fire with police and firing on a nearby hospital. A hospital worker was lightly injured by shattered glass. Lunney reportedly opened fire when authorities arrived to investigate a shooting and demanded his girlfriend be brought to the house.
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New government says life becoming normal in Cambodia
Reports from Bangkok say fighting rages across Cambodia as the pro Hanoi government claims life is returning to normal after Pol Pot era. Loyalist forces clash with Vietnamese and Cambodian rebels near Sisophon and Kampong Som while refugees seek safety in Thai camps and Vietnam. Security Council in New York considers Pol Pot’s request to condemn the Vietnam invasion.
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Iran Protests and Bakhtiar Confidence Vote Unfold in Tehran
More than 100000 demonstrators fill Tehran streets singing Death to the shah and Long live Khomaini as Senate backs Prime Minister Bakhtiar 38-2. Demonstrators greet troops with flowers, shops reopen, and windows are shielded by steel gratings amid ongoing political upheaval.
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Pakistani budget cuts deny default risk amid loan renegotiations
Pakistan says it will curb military spending by 5 percent and the rest of the budget by 10 percent to save about 55 million dollars while denying reports of imminent default. Financing minister Ghulam Ishaq Khan warned no terms easing will trigger June default. Meanwhile Turkey reports a derailment injuring 18 in Kars. eleven other recent rail incidents noted. Tokyo-Peking sister-city ties reportedly to formalize in March with exchanges planned. IRA guerrillas dubbed The Wild Bunch are alleged to have stolen 16 million dollars to fund their campaign. British papers see 155 million copies lost to strikes in 1978, with The Sun hardest hit.
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John Wayne Recovers Well After Major Surgery
Los Angeles AP John Wayne 71 shows strong signs after a nine hour operation to remove gall bladder and cancerous stomach at UCLA Medical Center He sat up and stood briefly over the weekend with a favorable report from administrator Bernard Strohm The cancer was found during the gall bladder procedure and surgeons removed the stomach and rebuilt with an intestinal graft This was his third major operation in 15 years with prior lung removal in 1964 and open heart surgery last April Names of friends who called include Linda Ronstadt Stevie Wonder and Glenn Ford.
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Singer Donny Hathaway Dies After Jump From Essex House
Police say singer songwriter Donny Hathaway, 33, leaped 13 stories from the 15th floor of the Essex House Hotel on Central Park South after a dinner and recording session with Roberta Flack. Hathaway and Flack shared a 1973 Grammy for Where Is the Love. The hit sold over a million copies.
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