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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1978
Page
3
The Associated Press reports a Milan furniture show offering a king size bed with built in stereo, phonograph, cassette deck, plus telephone, icebox, espresso machine, lighting, mirrors and movie camera priced at 14000 dollars. Other items cover news from Australia to Argentina and Washington.
Violence again postpones Narita new international airport opening near Tokyo, delaying flights and forcing rescheduling. Officials vow drastic security measures as repairs to radar, communications and weather gear extend to mid April, with May targeted as a new opening window. Militants including farmers and environmentalists vow continued opposition.
TEL AVIV AP The Israeli government eases its stance on Palestinian self determination in the West Bank and Gaza and may send Defense Minister Ezer Weizman to Cairo to revive peace talks with Egypt. A state radio proposal accepts Palestinian participation in determining their future, but stops short of full self determination. Reports say Weizman could visit Egypt to push for Sinai withdrawal as part of a broader peace accord. Egypt's ambassador to the U.S. Ashraf Ghorbal carried a message from President Carter to Sadat, while UN chief Arafat was to meet.
President Carter begins a week-long journey to Venezuela Brazil Nigeria and Liberia, aiming to advance economic justice human rights and international peace with Latin American and African partners. He travels with Rosalynn and Amy Carter and is joined by Cyrus Vance. Venezuela hosts talks on energy nonproliferation and development as three accords are prepared including maritime boundaries and narcotics cooperation.
Geneva AP Round seven of the U N Law of the Sea talks opens with rich and poor nations split on sharing ocean wealth. Debates center on manganese nodules and who should mine and regulate seabed resources. Advanced nations push for private firms to mine by 1980s, while developing countries demand an international licensing authority. Details remain unclear.
NMU protesters picketed the Soviet cargo ship Skulptor Golubkina delaying 25 U.S. bound buses paid with a U.S. grant. NLRB plans federal court action to end the picket while about 50 demonstrators marched at Goodpasture Terminal.
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