Stolen cards spree sets Old Bailey record in court
Dennis Wright, 28, pleaded guilty to 20 theft charges and asked 806 uncharged offenses be considered. He received four years in prison, the largest offenses tally ever listed at Old Bailey in its 900 year history.
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Sadat Seeks Hero’s Welcome After Camp David Summit
President Anwar Sadat appears to have secured Egypt's goals at Camp David while facing Arab world charges of betrayal. The draft framework defends Arab interests, allows future talks on the West Bank and Gaza, and aims for full Sinai return to Egypt. A Cairo homecoming is planned, and Saudi Arabia’s stance remains pivotal in regional reactions.
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Somoza Forces Mass for Assault on Esteli Stronghold
Somoza's national guard planes flew combat hardened troops toward Somoto, 40 miles north of Esteli, as observers said the assault on the last major rebel stronghold in Esteli began. Informed sources say the guard will likely push into Esteli from the south.
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Camp David leaders welcomed with unbridled zeal
The House of Representatives greeted Jimmy Carter Anwar Sadat and Menachem Begin with an extraordinary show of emotion after their Camp David summit. Cheers, tears and hearty ovations rippled through both chambers as the trio appeared with Mrs Carter. Fellow lawmakers cited a historic, precedent‑shattering joint session.
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Iran Earthquake Toll Tops Sixteen Thousand in Tabas Disaster
Richard Tomkins reports from Tabas as officials warn the Tabas quake may have left about 10,000 of the 13,000 residents dead or injured. Rescue crews struggle amid demolished water lines and mass graves while aid flights crash, killing nine. The epicenter lies near Korit, 15 miles from Tabas, with vast destruction and sorrow across the region.
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Oswald Cuba Threat Report Weighs Committee Evidence
House investigators weigh an intelligence report claiming Lee Harvey Oswald hinted to Cuban officials he might kill President Kennedy and that Fidel Castro knew beforehand. Castro denies foreknowledge while two Cuban officials say Oswald made no such statements.
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