Sadat says Israel not making tough peace decisions
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat criticizes Prime Minister Begin for not delivering a tough concession as the Ismailia summit seeks a Middle East peace. Sadat calls for an independent Palestinian state and full Israeli withdrawal, while Israel reports talks and a Sinai withdrawal accord.
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Egypt
Sadat
Israel
Associated Press
Anwar Sadat
Menahem Begin
Middle East
Ismailia
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Begin
Jerusalem
U.S
Samuel W. Lewis
al Ahram
Sinai Peninsula
Egyptian
Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Mideast
Suspect faces piracy charges in Atlanta hijack case
Nikolai Wischnewsky, 32, of Pearl River New York, charged with air piracy after hijacking an Eastern DC-9 near Atlanta with a toy pistol and bomb likeness. He is jailed in Fulton County without bond. Bud Cochran escapes from Sumter County jail after ramming a Ku Klux Klan rally in Plains. Proctor identified as fellow escapee. search focused around Americus.
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Atlanta
Eastern Airlines
U.S
Nikolai Wischnewsky
Pearl River
N.Y
Fulton County
Americus
Buddy Cochran
President Carter
Plains
Sumter County
Randy Howard
Cochran
Michael Proctor
Howard
Roberts hints at NH governorship if Thomson retires
Concord Republican House Speaker George Roberts says he will seek the governorship if Gov. Meldrim Thomson does not run again. He adds he might even if Thomson runs, noting a long running feud over state issues including the budget delay and the triple A bond rating.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
George Roberts
Meldrim Thomson
Thomson
Roberts
Gilmanton Iron Works
Paris explosion hits magistrate’s apartment in 16th district
An early morning blast wrecked the Paris home of Judge Louis Zollinger in the 16th arrondissement, with no occupants at the time and no suspects or clear motive identified amid a wave of terrorist incidents. In Boston, the Celtics traded Charlie Scott to the Lakers for Don Chaney and Kermit Washington.
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Paris
Louis Zollinger
16Th
Boston
Boston Celtics
Charlie Scott
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
Celtic
Don Chaney
Kermit Washington
IRS Starts Mailing 1977 Tax Forms Across New England
About 7.4 million federal taxpayers in New England and upstate New York begin receiving their 1977 tax forms by mail. The Andover IRS Center will process roughly 6 million refunds totaling 2.5 billion dollars. Early filers in 1978 may get refunds in four to five weeks as 1040 forms use fewer computations and reflect new rules on capital gains losses house sales over 65 moving expenses alimony child support and IRAs.
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Andover
Mass
New England
New York
Internal Revenue Service Center
IRS
M. Eddie Heironimus
Heironimus
U S says Russia deploying mobile SS 20 missile system
U S officials now believe Russia has begun deploying a mobile land based missile with a range up to 3 000 miles, and potentially up to 5 500 nautical miles with a third stage, risking a shifted nuclear balance. Analysts warn mobile bases complicate countermeasures and precision plans amid ongoing arms talks.
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Washington
U.S
Russia
United States
Europe
China
Middle East
Pentagon
Soviet Union
Two Die As WEEI News Helicopter Crashes Into Quincy Apartment
A WEEI traffic helicopter crashed into a three story brick building on Station Street near the Southeast Expressway in Quincy. The two aboard Henry Whitmore and pilot Richard Banks died. Four residents were injured, including a baby. Firefighters battled fuel-fed flames for hours as rubble and a pontoon with WEEI markings were found on the lawn.
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Quincy
Mass
WEEI
Henry
Chip" Whitmore
Boston
Richard “Red” Banks
Marlboro
Colby details CIA agents who served as journalists
Former CIA Director William Colby testifies before the House Intelligence Committee that some agents worked as real or pretend journalists but claims they did not receive prior CIA writing direction. He notes cover challenges, deaths, and a shift away from using news media as cover. He also urges integrating covert officers under proper administration.
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Washington
CIA
William E. Colby
Colby
House Intelligence Committee
Peace Corps
Fulbright
U.S. Information Agency
U.S. Agency For International Development
United States
Christmas earthquake shakes central New Hampshire
The 3.4 magnitude quake near Hopkinton, eight miles west of Concord, rattled windows and prompted hundreds of calls. Officials say aftershocks are possible but smaller, with no injuries reported.
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New Hampshire
Edward Chiburts
Weston Observatory
Weston
Mass
Hopkinton
New England
Chiburts
Concord
Chiburns
Massachusetts
Chibyris
Middlemen take larger share of consumer food dollar
Government figures show farmers received 38.5 cents of every dollar spent on food in retail stores in November while middlemen earned 61.5 cents. October data had farmers at 39 cents and middlemen at 61 cents, based on a 65 item farm-origin food basket.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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James Splaine
Mary Keenan
Stephen Tober
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Dave Atwell
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Scott
Carter
Maine
Florida
Ned Foster
WBZ
Station Stree
Southeast Expressway
Edward F. Barry
Julia Verga
Ronald Michelson
Lynn
Dawn
Verga
University Hospital
Michelson
Quincy City Hospital
Banks
Massachusetts Aeronautics Commission
Omni Beechcraft Co
Danvers
William Amaral
Harriet A. Gordon
Gas Company
Quincy, Mass
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