Begin flies home after rejecting Carter on settlements
In Jerusalem Prime Minister Menachem Begin flies home denying removal of Israeli settlements as not just and asks Americans to back Israel. He says agreement reached on some issues but Israel faced several demands it could not accept.
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Mexican-American man identified in Denver bombing
The Denver Coroner's Office identified 29 year old Charles Carlos Zapata as the blast victim from the VFW building. Police say he was handling or placing the bomb when it exploded as another blast damaged a nearby parking building. A third bomb failed to detonate in a newspaper vending machine outside the VFW. Zapata worked for the Platte Valley Action Center.
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Death toll rises in Mexican bus crash
In SAN LUIS MEXICO AP reports the death toll from a fiery head on collision between two Mexican passenger buses has reached 40. Six passengers remain in extremely critical condition from burns. 19 others with lesser injuries are hospitalized, per Mexican Red Cross officials.
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Solemn Good Friday procession in Jerusalem watches pilgrims
Thousands of pilgrims trudged Jerusalem's rain dampened Via Dolorosa led by Franciscan friars in brown robes for a Good Friday crucifixion procession. The hour long walk ended at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher where worshippers filed through to the tomb and Calvary with candles, prayers, and photos near the 10 foot cross in the courtyard.
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Carter weighs $3 billion urban policy push
President Carter weighs options that could add about 3 billion dollars for U S cities as he readies final decisions due Monday. The plan spans economics development neighborhoods and government reform with multiple options for each program. Strong names include Stuart Eizenstat and diverse urban constituencies.
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Amoco Cadiz Splits As Storms Wreck Oil Tanker
The American supertanker Amoco Cadiz split in half early today off Brest France. The forward section may hold up to 15 million gallons of oil as 25 foot swells batter the vessel. Pollution response teams from multiple nations criticize French cleanup delays and coordination while the Brittany coast faces mounting oil pollution.
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