Sadat says concessions won't bring Mideast peace
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat warns that Israel under Prime Minister Bevin has not yet made the tough concessions needed for Middle East peace. He says Bevin may view concessions differently, while Western efforts and talks in Cairo focus on outlines for Palestinian Arab governance in the West Bank and Gaza. Talks with West German Chancellor Schmidt and U S diplomats unfold as Israel pressures for Sinai withdrawal and a broader peace approach.
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Ly Kay Pasty
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Helmut Schidt
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Floods and Slides Disrupt Southland Roads and Weather
Flooding and rock slides hit Los Angeles area roads with outages reported downtown and along Pacific Coast Highway and Mulholland. Norwalk area closures on Imperial Highway east of Bloomfield Avenue. gutters blamed for a minor roof collapse at Angel's Hardware. Ventura Freeway topanga Canyon closed amid Ioading. Highway 2 ramp conditions worsen visibility. Weather remains hopeful as precipitation boosts reservoirs, with detailed regional rainfall figures and forecasts from the National Weather Service.
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Global turmoil and politics Dominate 1977 News
A sweeping world summary reports Walter Seheel’s murder case in West Germany, hijackings by Japanese terrorists, Arab guerrilla actions, and hostages in Holland and South Moluccas. It notes debates over Panama Canal control, Carter and Ford factions, Lance’s banking probe, Elvis Presley’s death, and a deadly Tenerife air disaster. The piece also covers U.S. energy tax shifts, cultural crime sprees, and political lobbying scandals in Korea and Congress.
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Hayakawa on money and easy budgeting in the Senate
Former university president and semanticist Hayakawa says budgeting is simple and largely additive on the Senate Budget Committee. He claims handling billions is routine, with figures like 1 billion and 100 million being the smallest units discussed, and asserts the process is not about specific line items but totals. He notes committee members compare figures, debate totals, and reach quick, routine decisions despite large sums.
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O Hiyakawa
Dal
Weiline
Uurper's
Hayakawa
Police dissension in strangler probe
Glendale and Los Angeles police clash over the Hillside Strangler case as sketches, withheld details, and rival lines of inquiry surface. Disputes over victim sexual assault details, polygraph use, and jurisdiction complicate a mounting murder investigation affecting Pasadena and LA counties.
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Lissa Kastin
Los Angeles
Dan Cooke
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Cooke
Rost Enot
Hillside
Copycat Strangler Tie to Cloud Motel Case Noted
Police traced a car seen leaving a room with a woman wrapped in a blanket at the Cloud Motel in Wilshire. Two suspects, Davis and Devezin, were arrested while another woman Ward remained linked to the case. Williams had prior prostitution charges in 1975.
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Hawks director Tram Faget dies in fall in California
Obituary notes director Tram Faget of Goshen Indiana born August 80 1896 later educated at Hil Pasadena Phillips Exeter and Cornell. He began as an assistant prop man at Paramount then served as a second lieutenant in World War I. He raced cars and motorcycles, married three times with notable spouses and children. Funeral plans incomplete. Also reports traffic deaths over Christmas holiday with National Safety Council estimate of 380 to 480 highway deaths by midnight Monday, below last year’s 416.
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Dee Hartford
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