Israeli cabinet weighs peace treaty with Egypt
Israeli cabinet moves toward crucial decisions on the draft peace with Egypt as Cairo seeks to strengthen the treaty linkage to the Palestinian issue. President Carter was reported to have cabled as official sources noted prime ministerial deliberations.
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Arthur Max
Associated Press
Jerusalem
Egypt
Cairo
Carter
Menachem Begin
Washington
Moshe Dayan
Ezer Weizman
Foreign Affairs and Security Committee
Yitzhak Rabin
Yitzhak Modai
Israel Radio
Haaretz
Sinai
al Ahram
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Anwar Sadat
Butros B. Ghali
U.S
Alfred Atherton
Dollar Keeps Sliding After Carter Plan Prompting Foreign Selloff
The dollar fell again on global markets as President Carter's anti-inflation package drew heavy selling. A Brussels official predicted long-term U S benefits, while Tokyo saw the dollar drop to a postwar low of 180.20 yen and gold rose above 230 dollars an ounce in Europe. Sterling rose to about 2.0246 dollars in London amid mixed European currency strength.
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London
Carter
U.S
Common Market
Executive Commission
Brussels
Belgium
Tokyo
Europe
National Park Service to spend 600000 on Andersonville site upgrade
The National Park Service plans 600000 in improvements at Andersonville National Historic Site, including a new visitors center and partial reconstruction of the stockade that held about 50000 Union prisoners. Funding awaits congressional authorization. site draws growing tourists due to proximity to Plains, Georgia.
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Atlanta
National Park Service
Andersonville National Historic Site
Park Service
Congress
Plains
Carter
White Rhodesians toast raids on guerrilla camps abroad
White Rhodesians celebrate the cross border raids that killed more than 1,500 guerrillas and destroyed Soviet arms in Mozambique and Zambia, while fears grow of escalated violence and stalled peace talks. Nkomo and Mugabe demand power transfer via a conference.
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John Edlin
Associated Press
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Kenneth Mbufano
Joshua Nkomo
Zimbabwe African Peoples’ Union
Zambia
Nkomo
Robert Mugabe
Mozambique
Zimbabwe African National
Ian Smith
United States
Smith
Abel Muzorewa
Ndabaningi Sithole
Sen
Jeremiah Chirau
U.S
Mugabe
Patriotic Front
Disastrous PSA 727 Collision Tape Reveals Lost Sight of Cessna
The Los Angeles Times reports confidential cockpit tapes show PSA Flight 182 pilots failed to keep sight of a Cessna 172 before the fatal collision near San Diego, contradicting earlier transcripts. The crash killed 135 aboard the jet, two aboard the Cessna, and seven on the ground.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Southwest Airlines
U.S
Los Angeles Times
PSA
San Diego
Times
The
Federal Aviation Administration
Lindbergh Field
Lindbergh
Alan Saville
Saville
National Transportation Safety Board
Funeral plans altered for actor Gig Young
Funeral arrangements for actor Gig Young were changed with his ashes destination uncertain. His bride Ruth Schmidt is to be cremated and her ashes shipped to Melbourne Australia. Young’s ashes to be shipped to North Carolina as per sister Genevieve Merry.
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New York
Gig Young
Young
Australia
Genevieve Merry
Minneapolis
Edwin Harrison
Walter B. Cooke
Harrison
Garrett
Waynesville
N.C
Harriet Vine Douglas
Pierce
Beverly Hills
Calif
Ruth
Kim’’ Schmidt
Melbourne
Chapel Hill and Munger
American impersonator jailed after 128 pounds marijuana found
Charles Stone, 37, who gave only a Michigan address, was convicted in Reading Crown Court and sentenced to six years in prison for posing as a U S Army major and trying to smuggle 128 pounds of marijuana into Britain. Officials questioned his identity, noting his arrival from West Germany and a suitcase from India.
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Reading
England
Britain
Charles Stone
Michigan
Reading Crown Court
Stone
Jeremy Compertz
London
Heathrow Airport
West Germany
India
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Rita
United
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Hackensack
New York Times
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Portugal
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