Sadat says Egypt will sign peace pact with Israel next week
Egyptian cabinet unanimously approves peace treaty terms with Israel after four hour session. President Sadat states he will fly to Washington soon to sign, noting Palestinian questions must be resolved for lasting Middle East peace. Israeli cabinet supports compromise proposals ahead of likely parliamentary approval. The plan envisions U.S. aid and a Marshall-type package for Egypt.
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Egypt Israel peace terms emerge from Carter shuttle diplomacy
Terms of the Egypt Israel peace agreement negotiated during Carter's shuttle mission were being disclosed to a limited group of lawmakers and officials. Vance planned briefings with House and Senate committees as Carter prepared to brief around 50 leaders while delaying a public announcement to limit criticism. Begin's cabinet moderates steered talks toward a possible breakthrough with Dayan.
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Roswell Street Repair Bill Clears House For Revenue Bonds
The New Mexico House passed a bill allowing Roswell to issue revenue bonds backed by the quarter cent tax to fund street repairs. Sponsored by Sen. Timothy Z Jennings, D Chaves, the measure passed 58 to 2 and now heads to the governor for signature.
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Glover Packing Co and union resume talks in Albuquerque
Negotiators from Glover Packing Co and Amalgamated Meat Cutters Local 391 met at the Sally Port Inn for a late evening bargaining session. No settlement was reached, but both sides expressed optimism and planned another meeting at 9:30 the next morning. A strike vote is anticipated at a 6 p.m. membership meeting today.
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Roswell Senator Presses For City Weather Station
In Roswell Senator Harrison Jack Schmitt advocates for continued support of the city's National Weather Service station. He argues the facility is vital for local safety and economic planning through severe weather alerts and data services.
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First family salutes Irish in St Patrick's Day statement
President and Mrs. Carter salute Africans of Irish ancestry and others becoming Irish on St Patrick's Day. They say the day reveals innate warmth and the legacy shaping our new character and way of life.
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Juvenile Code dies in New Mexico House vote
The New Mexico House rejected the Juvenile Code in a 30 to 40 vote on Wednesday night. The measure sought to replace the Children's Code with stricter adult penalties for juveniles in offenses such as curfew violations and alcohol use. Proponents argued it would deter crime. opponents called it punitive.
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