Peace talks hinge on 60 or 90 day oil issue
Israeli Defense Minister Ezer Weizman and Egyptian counterpart Kamal Hasan Ali said the remaining obstacle to a peace package is the 60 or 90 day oil withdrawal from Sinai. They expressed confidence the issue could be settled for a White House signing, amid wary postwar dialogue.
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Robert B. Cullen
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
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Sinai
Ezer Weizman
Weizman
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Libyan student hides money in car rug in Bedford
Mohammed Dadesh told police he unlocked a Ford Cortina in a parking lot and hid 2870 in pounds under a rug while swimming. Police found his car and appealed to the owner of an identical model to check under its rug for the cash.
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Bedford
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Begin vows no Palestinian state in occupied lands
Israeli Prime Minister Begin opened the Knesset debate on the Egypt peace treaty vowing never to allow a Palestinian state in the West Bank or Gaza. He asserted Jerusalem remains Israel's eternal capital and rejected any return of East Jerusalem. Observers expect broad support for the pact. timing includes a planned White House signing next week. Weizman and Ali clash over Sinai oil fields while Brown signals U.S. aid of about 3 billion dollars for withdrawal costs.
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Henry Ford II to resign as Ford chief executive
Australia reports Henry Ford II will relinquish executive responsibilities at Ford Motor Co before year end while remaining involved in the family business. He has led Ford since 1946 and chaired for 19 years, with potential successors discussed among industry observers.
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Australia
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
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Australian Financial Review
Dearborn
Mich
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Philip Caldwell
Henry II
William Clay Ford
Detroit
Detroit Lions
Ford Board
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Mass transit crash injures 15 in Boston area
A high speed trolley crashed into two waiting cars as police removed a stalled vehicle. An 89 year old Milton woman suffered a cerebral concussion and a 31 year old South Weymouth man had facial injuries. others were treated and released.
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Koch launches subway crime crackdown in New York
Mayor Edward Koch vows to wipe out subway criminals and deploys a $10.5 million security push. More than 900 uniformed transit and city officers patrol 710 miles of rails and 459 platforms starting at 4 p.m. One attempted robbery ends in arrest as patrols run to 2 a.m.
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NEW York
Edward Koch
Koch
Bloodshed in Sanandaj as Kurdish rebels clash with Iranian troops
Sporadic gunbattles around a besieged army barracks in Sanandaj, Kurdistan, leave dozens dead and many wounded. Hospitals report heavy casualties as helicopters fly in reinforcements and residents recount the violence amid a tense ceasefire breach.
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Associated Press
Sanandaj
Iran
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Abbas Amir Entezam
Khanh Hospital
D.K. Singh
India
Enteram
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