Carter Aims for Egypt Israel Peace as Talks Continue
President Carter met with Anwar Sadat in Cairo and reported good progress toward a peace treaty with Israel. Begin and Carter said differences narrowed, but no final deal. violence flared along Lebanon borders and in the West Bank as Carter’s six day mission neared its end.
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Jimmy Carter
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Carter
Egypt
Israel
Menachem Begin
Sadat
Begin
Ben Gurion
Tel Aviv
Dan Pattit
White House
Middle East
Jody Powell
Powell
Lebanon
Nabatiyeh
Aishiyeh
West Bank
Lee Cook
Erupting volcanoes found on Io by Voyager mission
NASA scientists report first active volcanoes on Io, Jupiter’s moon, erupting ash and gas dozens of miles high. Voyager 1 imagery shows multiple concurrent eruptions, with speeds up to 2000 mph, marking the solar system’s most active volcanism outside Earth.
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Robert Locke
Science
Los Angeles
Voyager 1
Jupiter
Larry Soderblom
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Voyager
Mars
Mercury
Earth
Moon
Soderblom
Bradford Smith
Saturn
Voyager 2
Conquerors honored as China touted return from Lang Son
In Bangkok China hailed the homecoming of troops from Lang Son and Dong Dang as victorious over Vietnam. The Soviet Union called the move a farce, accusing China of continuing aggression in northern Vietnam while Bangkok intelligence noted a slow withdrawal.
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Denis D. Gray
Bangkok
Thailand
China
Lang Son
Dong Dang
Soviet Union
Vietnam
Friendship Pass
Xinhua
Pinxiang
Hanoi
Peking
Tass
Three U S firms to import Mexican natural gas
Three U S companies including Tenneco El Paso Natural Gas and Texas Eastern negotiate to import one billion cubic feet daily of Mexican gas at 2 60 per thousand cubic feet beginning in late 1980. The deal faces regulatory review and requires a new long term pipeline to Monterrey and the border.
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Kevin M. Kelleghan
Associated Press
Mexico City
U.S
Tenneco
el Paso Natural Gas
Texas Eastern
Energy
James Schlesinger
Carter
Monterrey
United States
Canada
Mexico
Soundproof wall swap at Ottawa offices draws tax cost
In Ottawa the Liberal government installed a sound proof lead wall between opposition offices after complaints by New Democratic and Conservative members. The $10,000 taxpayer cost was approved to block eavesdropping in the former Metropolitan Life building.
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Ottawa
New Democratic
Metropolitan Life
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