Sadat makes historic visit to Israel and meets Begin
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat arrived in Israel on a peace mission hailed as historic. He met Prime Minister Menachem Begin and other leaders, greeted Golda Meir and Moshe Dayan, and toured alongside Israeli officials amid loud public interest and security presence.
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Moshe Dayan
Sadat
Middle East
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Mideast
Begin
Jerusalem
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Ben-Gurion
Dayan
Ariel Sharon
Egypt
Knesset
Geneva
Libya
Soviet Union
Athens
Beirut
London
New Delhi
Tunis
Madrid
Bonn
Menahem Begin
Tel Aviv
Former Astronaut Scott Carpenter Drives City Refuse Innovations
Ex-astronaut and Maxon Co executive Scott Carpenter visited Scottsdale to study mechanized refuse collection. Scottsdale leads in one man operation with three Maxon trucks and mechanical arms lifting waste into the truck. Carpenter, once Mercury-Atlas 7 astronaut, says he shifted to methane waste conversion research in 1969.
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Carpenter
Scottsdale
Bob Dressel
Jim Thomson
Scott Carpenter
Earth
Maxon Co
Maxon
John Glenn
Globe
Ocean
Astronaut Corps
Scottsdale weighs CAP water swap and treatment plant plan
Scottsdale considering swapping underground water from SRP for CAP water as CS council eyes a CAP water plant. A Dec. 15 dinner is tentatively planned while a location study and land acquisition are scheduled through 1980s with CAP deliveries projected for 1985 to 1986.
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Raby
SRP
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Conservative group funds Supreme Court challenge to OSHA
The American Conservative Union is canvassing businessmen cited and fined by OSHA to raise about 200000 for a court fight over OSHA inspection authority. A federal advisory panel recommends warning women on birth control pills to quit smoking due to elevated heart and circulatory risks. FDA official Dr. Edwin Ortiz says new warnings may follow.
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Washington
American Conservative Union
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Supreme Court
Edwin M. Ortiz
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Conferees Take 10 Day Recess On Energy Bill
House and Senate negotiators agreed Friday to a Thanksgiving week break and will resume work on the national energy bill on November 28 despite an appeal from House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill to continue deliberations.
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Washington
House
Senate
Thomas P. O'Neill
Carter addresses National Women's Conference crowd
First lady Rosalynn Carter told about 13,000 attendees that the gathering would make history for future generations of American women and men. She spoke after the convention opened, joined by Betty Ford and Lady Bird Johnson along with Coretta Scott King and Gloria Steinem.
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Rosalynn Carter
Los Alamos scientists pursue thorium based reactor fuel
Los Alamos researchers led by Dr. Richard Taschek describe a thorium based accelerator breeder that could supply uranium fuel for conventional reactors without producing plutonium. He spoke to UC scientific advisory committee visitors Friday.
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N.M
Richard Taschek
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
University of California
United Airlines avoids strike as flight attendants settle
The nation's largest air carrier avert a threatened walkout by flight attendants just before a midnight Friday deadline. The tentative contract settlement ensures United’s fleet of 365 planes will continue flying through the four day Thanksgiving travel period.
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Washington
United Airlines
United
Weekend Weather Outlook Shows Breezy Skies and Mild Temps
Mostly cloudy and breezy today with a slight rain chance, then clearing tonight. High near 70 today, upper 60s Sunday, cooler nights with lows around mid 40s. Noon temperature 73, humidity 43 percent.
Paradise Valley recall shadows council race with incumbents stepping down
In Paradise Valley nine of 11 recall candidates may run in the regular February 7 primary for the town council. Incumbents Jeffrey Timbanard and L Barry Palmer will not seek re election, while Vice Mayor J Duncan Brock seeks re election. Others obtain petitions as recall lingers.
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L. Barry Palmer
J. Duncan Brock
Brock
Barbara von Ammon
John V. Long
Peter S. Wainwright
Jon Bonnel
Mary Ann Brines
Bonnel
Timbanard
Robert Tribken
Palmer
Southwest Forest Industries
Phoenix
Brines
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