Canyon Fire Threatens Malibu Area Homes
Santa Ana winds push a canyon blaze in Topanga and Pacific Palisades, burning six structures including three houses and two outbuildings. Evacuations center at Palisades High School as crews of 300 firefighters fight the flames with winds easing by evening. Fire officials say the blaze may be a flareup from an earlier spot fire with arson investigators on scene. neighborhoods Sylvia Park and Pacific Highlands face heavy losses and some residents like Sissy Spacek choose to stay.
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Santa Ana
Glenda Rosen
Jim Jeffery
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Pacific Highlands
Lheta
Santa Monica Mountains
Pacific Ocean
Los Angeles
Topanga State Park
Syt
Jack Innes
Palisades High School
Sylvia Park
Topanga Canyon
Palisades Highlands
Sissy Spacek
Carrie
Strait
Kay Ebrahim
Dick Olsen
Canyon
Pacific
California
Malibu
Bel Air
Ventura County
Invite to Jerusalem signals gambit in Arab Israeli talks
Sadat pressed for a public visit to Israel and urged Geneva prep, while Begin announced plans to extend an invitation via the American Embassy in Tel Aviv. Some lawmakers remained doubtful about any actual trip, amid debate over a Palestinian state and Jordanian ties. Begin would request the U.S. ambassador relay the invitation to Sadat for a formal trip to Jerusalem.
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Meenahem Begin
Sadat
Israel
Begin
Tel Aviv
S.S
Hermann Bills
Cairo
Mat Sadat
Knesset
Geneva
U.S
James C. Wright, Jr
D-Tex
Hous
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Jordan
Samuel Lewis
Gum sweet linked to cancer raises concerns over xylitol safety
Scientists at Stony Brook halted a three year study on xylitol after animal tests linked high doses to tumors in male mice and other issues. Wrigley officials cautioned findings are preliminary while Hoffmann La Roche and a Finnish partner push for FDA review.
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Howard Oaks
Stony Brook
Gary Leskie
Louis Ripa
Food and Drug Administration
Chicago
Wrigley
Eugene Fisher
Institute of Dental Research
Tenth District Dental Society
Long Island
United States
England
Hoffman-LaRoche Drug Company
Hloftman-LaRoche
Huntington Research Center
James P. Carlos
National Institute of Dental Research
Drug Company
Increased car prices amid inflation concerns in 1977 report
The Council on Wage and Price Stability reports auto price rises driven by expected rising costs. 1977 model cars up 5.8 percent, equipment cars up 8 percent, with overall auto sales growth of about 11 percent that year. Domestic and import shares shift as production costs and profits lag behind, amid persistent inflation expectations.
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Washington
Council On Wage and Price Stability
Barry Bosworth
Federal Monitoring Agency
Bosworth
U.S
Wif
Clash at Washington landmark as Shah arrives sparks protests
Thousands of anti and pro Shah demonstrators clash near Lafayette Park and the Ellipse while President Carter proceeds with the welcome. Police clear lines, medics treat the injured, and a tense crowd grows as both sides chant. Officials report large turnout and security forces containing the disturbance.
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Lafayette Park
Freman
White House
Carter
Treasury Department
U.S
Washington
George Washington
U.s.iran
Iran
Eatoss
Park
Lafayette
Maurice Cullinane
0.S. Park
Cullinane
Antishah
Tran Air
United States
Hayakawa backs canal treaty vote in Senate
San Francisco AP reports Senator S. T. Hayakawa will vote in favor of ratifying the Panama Canal treaty. The California Republican said the advantages of ratification outweigh the disadvantages and that without it the U S could provoke animosity in Panama and Latin America.
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Sen S.T. Hayakawa
Panama Canal
California Republican
Panama
Hayakawa
U.S
Pananama
Latin America
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