Begin Sadat talks set Christmas Day in Cairo
Israeli Prime Minister Begin said he would meet Egyptian President Sadat on Christmas Day for peace talks. The lunch and session would occur at Sadat's residence in Ismailia, with Begin flying to a military airport near the Suez Canal city. The two leaders aim to discuss Middle East peace as Syria and Saudi Arabia oppose the proposals.
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Two Big Steel Firms Raise Prices In 1977 Hikes
Bethlehem Steel and Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel announced price hikes on steel used by autos and appliances. Bethlehem will boost most rolled sheet and related products about 5.5 percent from February 1 and raise structural shares and tin mill products in March. Wheeling-Pittsburgh plans a roughly 7 percent rise on flat rolled and galvanized sheets effective January 3. The government signaled no plan to intervene, keeping a neutral stance as authorities note the increases reflect rising costs.
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Ford says overregulation stifles U.S. economy
Former President Gerald Ford, speaking at a regulatory reform conference in Washington, blamed government overreach for economic woes and criticized the Carter administration for missing chances to push regulatory reforms. He warned the economy faces "terrible ordeals" from excessive government intervention.
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Navy ships radioactive rock to Calif from Antarctica
The Navy will strip 12 000 tons of infinitesimally radioactive crushed rock from Antarctica to California due to a diplomatic reading of the Antarctic treaty. The material, from a dismantled nuclear plant site, is not considered dangerous. 7 900 tons have already shipped aboard the Schuyler-Ousland to Port Hueneme and 4 000 tons remain to be moved on an annual McMurdo supply run.
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Rescue Efforts Continue After Madeira Jet Crash
In Madeira near Funchal rescuers comb the Atlantic for 17 missing after a Swiss charter jet bound for Santa Caterina Airport crashed six miles off Porto Novo. Nineteen dead two survivors from 57 aboard, mostly Swiss. one Portuguese wife of a Swiss national survived. Survivors describe cold water and delayed rescue as Swiss investigators head to Madeira.
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Pigeon Captive Near Scottsdale In Odd Incident
Nita Knight claims a pigeon kept her prisoner in her Scottsdale home for about an hour and a half after the bird allegedly flew in through a back door. The owner Whitey Almfeld disputes the tale, while Knight describes the bird attacking as she tried to escape. Police were called as the scene shifted to the back page.
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GM to pay 40 million over engine switch settlement
Illinois Attorney General William J. Scott led a multi state action resulting in GM agreeing to pay up to 40 million dollars. More than 6 000 affected car owners will receive 200 dollars each plus a two year warranty transferable with the sale of the vehicle. The accord binds GM to clearly disclose engine types in future sales. суд
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LAPD denies claim Hillside Strangler a cop
Los Angeles police reject a magazine theory that the Hillside Strangler is a police officer. The article claims witnesses saw all 11 victims with wrist marks from handcuffs. Police call the claim unbelievable while a probe into the killings continues with conflicting witness descriptions.
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Mariner Eccles Dies At 87 Former Federal Reserve Board Chairman
Noted economist and former chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, Mariner Eccles, died at age 87. He was a key architect of the New Deal drafters and shaped monetary policy for decades.
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Weather summary for region and mountains
High clouds in ANTGIER ALD area on Tuesday with a high near 70 and low around 70. Mountains expect high clouds and wind with a low near 15 and a high near 55. Deserts remain windy with high clouds and a low around 25 and a high near 65.
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