Carter appeals for peace at UN amid Israel Arab clash
President Carter urged United Nations to back a peace settlement in the Middle East while Iraqi Foreign Minister Saadoon Hammadi condemned Israel and called for its expulsion from the UN. The U S Soviet joint statement backed Palestinian rights but drew protests from Israel and mixed Arab reactions.
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Fate Of Hijackers Undecided In Algeria
Algerian authorities left the fate of the Japanese Red Army hijackers unresolved as the last 12 hostages departed Algiers after a six day hijack ending without bloodshed. Tokyo had not pressed Algeria to extradite or reclaim the ransom and officials disagreed over who should decide policy.
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Gas price vote looms after Senate ends filibuster
In Washington the Senate resumed work after a 13 day filibuster blocking federal control of natural gas prices. A decisive vote on the gas regulation issue is expected, with a House Senate conference to finalize the decision.
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New Yorks Diamond Mystery Broadens
FBI searches for over 3 million dollars in gems tied to four robberies and a fatal shooting in Manhattan and Florida. Key figures include diamond broker Pinchos Jaroslawicz and dealer Abraham Shafizadeh. Investigations hinge on interstate transport of stolen stones and linked arrests.
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Doctors Offer Non Surgical Corns Removal With Cream
Doctors find many corns and calluses can be removed medically without surgery. The same effective medical ingredient now comes in DERMASOFT Creme, available without prescription. Use only as directed. Show ad to your druggist.
Saudi Prince Bets on Icebergs for Saudi Water Supply
Ames Iowa hosts the First International Conference on Iceberg Utilization as Prince Mohammed Al Faisal lobbies for towing Antarctic icebergs to the Arabian Peninsula to melt into water at lower cost than desalination. The plan, backed by the Iceberg Transportation Co International Ltd, faces skeptics and requires scientific approval. A one ton historic iceberg arrived at Iowa State University for the conference.
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Indira Gandhi released amid massive Delhi crowds
Former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, arrested on corruption charges, was released by Magistrate Ripu Sudan Dazal after ruling there was no ground for detention. Thousands cheered as she left the courthouse, with riot police using tear gas to disperse the crowd outside New Delhi.
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Ford Cuts Prices On Pinto Mustang II And Bobcat
Ford Motor cuts sticker prices up to 9.1 percent on 1978 Pinto Mustang II and Mercury Bobcat to compete with Japanese imports. Biggest cuts in eight western states, with California seeing lower prices and rebates for customers with existing orders.
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Carter's Vietnam Amnesty Program Ends Tonight
President Carter's six month amnesty program for Vietnam era veterans ends at 8 p.m. EDT with about 25 009 of 161 000 eligible applying. Upgrades to honorable discharges total 13 046, unlocking benefits like home loans and education grants, while the fate of further benefits awaits a vetoed bill requiring case by case VA review.
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