Begin unveils plan amid Palestine autonomy dispute
Prime Minister Begin proposes Israeli self autonomy for the West Bank and Gaza while keeping sovereignty claims. He says settlements stay under Israeli law with border withdrawal possible after conflict resolution, as Sadat pushes for Palestinian statehood and broader Middle East talks continue. Tehran officials say Carter to meet Pahlavi and Hussein, with peace and Indian Ocean strategy on the agenda.
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Cold snap grips Florida citrus belt
A cold spell hit Florida's citrus belt with residents grabbing jackets and extra blankets as frost appeared in scattered areas. Mike Zon of the Florida Citrus Mutual noted freezing temperatures in parts of the region.
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Carter to meet separately with shah and king
Reports indicate President Carter will hold separate talks with Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and King Hussein during a weekend in Tehran and Amman. He is expected in Tehran Saturday with private sessions at Saadabad Palace and a later meeting with Hussein, then travel to Tel Aviv.
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Carter to discuss 1978 goals in White House TV interview
President Carter will answer questions in a one hour White House TV interview from the Red Room. Barbara Walters Ton Brokaw Bob Schieffer and Robert McNeil will ask questions for ABC NBC CBS and PBS. The program airs at 6 p m Pacific Time.
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Lockheed pact vote nears as strike end debated
Union and company officials prepared for a Thursday vote by about 400 IAM Local 709 members at Lockheed plants in Palmdale, Burbank, and Lockheed Georgia amid guarded predictions. The latest offer preserves seniority rights but no clear recommendation to accept or reject the agreement was issued. Georgia workers expect a narrow approval while some California picketers argue the deal may not pass.
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Storm hazards persist as Southern California braces for more rain
Severe weather continues across Long Beach Orange County and Malibu as crews repair Mission Road collapse in Alhambra and clear boulder blocks. The Southern California Automobile Club logged 600 calls per hour with 8 000 total by day’s end amid flood warnings. Forecasters expect further storms possibly shaping a wet New Year with lingering river runoffs and minor temperature changes.
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Red Sea quake measured by USGS and others
A 6.6 magnitude earthquake occurred in the Red Sea between Saudi Arabia and Ethiopia near Asmara, with USGS noting no expected damage due to location. Vienna Institute and Iran's Tehran University offered differing readings, while officials explained the Richter scale relates to ground motion and magnitude.
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Strangler probe widens as officers checked by task force
Investigators on the Milside Strangler Task Force review police personnel files amid questions of officers posing as lawmen. LAPD officials caution against assuming the killer is among present or former officers and note ongoing file checks, with one or two officers still under review. Composite sketches of a suspect are expected Thursday. Two murder suspects, Thomas Davis and Stephen Devezin, were detained after partial remains of Carolyn Williams and Paula Ward were found, while Ward’s body was found near the Rose Bowl and Pasadena police handle that case. The county reward of 190000 expires Sunday, urging tips to end the terror.
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U S appeals court reverses Maheu's $2.8 million award
The U S Court of Appeals reversed the 2.8 million damages awarded to Robert Maheu against Summa Corp over defamatory remarks by the late Howard Hughes. The ruling sent part of the case back for a new trial while upholding a smaller Summa claim with interest.
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