Mideast delegates split on procedure at peace talks
In Cairo Israeli and Egyptian negotiators clashed over how to proceed in the first private session of the peace conference. They agreed to form a two Egyptian one Israeli committee to draft an agenda for upcoming talks and to reconvene Monday morning with a broader delegation after a weekend recess.
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Begin to meet Carter at White House for Middle East peace talks
Israeli Prime Minister Begin arrives in New York and will meet President Carter at the White House Friday. He said the talks aim to contribute to peace in the Middle East and he is also set to meet American Jewish leaders.
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Food strike shows little early impact on prices
Nationwide farm strike marks the first day with rallies and barricades. Grain markets and livestock auctions report little immediate effect as farmers push for changes while prices stay steady.
OPEC Meeting in Doubt Over Arab Divisions
Diplomatic sources say next Tuesday's Caracas oil price conference may be delayed due to divisions in the Arab world. Egypt's peace overture toward Israel contributes to the rift as OPEC plans to set 1978 prices. A price rise could affect the world economy.
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Winter Storms Hit Northeast Midwest and West Coast
National Weather Service reports heavy snow in Maine with 3 inches at Caribou and 1 to 3 additional inches in northern New Hampshire. Fog spreads through the upper Midwest while freezing rain threatens western storm paths and travel advisories rise across Minnesota Iowa and the Pacific Northwest.
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Waterbeds Enter Mainstream Market Nationwide
San Francisco based designer Charles Hall sparked the waterbed boom while a student. The industry now nets about 230 million annually with roughly 15 percent of Californians using them. Buyers range from hippies to 35 year olds with families seeking comfort and novelty. Hall notes initial novelty evolved into practical sleeping choice as waterbeds spread beyond hospitals into homes.
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Initiative Would Let Citizens Take Law Into Their Own Hands
Washington (UPI) The proposal for a national initiative constitutional amendment would let the public vote on federal laws. Passage requires three fourths of states and 3 percent of presidential vote signatures from ten states. Supporters, including Ralph Nader, say it would restore confidence and curb bureaucracy while opponents warn legislators are better informed.
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