Sadat Calls for Geneva Conference After Peace Talks
Sadat declared the mission a victory over fear and vowed to contact the United Nations and the two powers to push for a Geneva conference within ten days. He said Cairo welcomes all parties to prepare for renewed Middle East talks and warned against further war.
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Midwest Storms Leave Fifteen Dead In Snow Hazards
Two advancing storms killed fifteen people in the Midwest nine by heart attack while shoveling snow and six in accidents. Wisconsin recorded nine deaths amid record cold and heavy snowfall, while Illinois and Michigan reported several snow related fatalities. The weather system expanded northeast bringing five to eight inches of snow to New York state and gusts up to fifty mph.
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Weekend Weather Preview With Warm 80s
A sunny weekend with highs in the lower 80s and overnight lows in the low 50s. Today at noon the temperature reached 74 degrees with humidity at 4 percent.
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Docket-Clearing Practice Backed by State Supreme Court
Scottsdale Justice Court follows a biennial docket clearing program begun in 1972 to dismiss inactive cases filed between 1967 and 1976 after a year of inactivity. Notices are sent to parties with a 10 day window before dismissal. major cases receive full review while most others proceed to dismissal unless exceptional circumstances arise.
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Mideast talks urged as Libya Algeria plan conference
Reported groundwork by Libya and Algeria for a rejectionist Arab conference to be held in Tripoli next Thursday is unconfirmed by Arab embassies in Beirut while Sadat invites Cairo talks to prepare for peace.
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Group urges halt to plants over nuclear safety
The Critical Mass Energy Project says CIA documents on a 20 year old Soviet nuclear accident support delaying new nuclear plant construction. It obtained the papers through a Freedom of Information suit and urges a pause to reassess current expansion of nuclear power.
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Award-winning Cyril Ritchard in Critical Condition After Heart Attack
The CHICAGO based actor Cyril Ritchard aged 78 suffered an offstage heart attack near the end of a matinee performance and is listed in critical condition.
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Brooks indicted prompts review of college travel
Scottsdale Community College District Board moves to tighten review of travel vouchers after board member Roger Brooks was indicted and arrested on embezzlement and false claim charges. Investigators say Brooks claimed San Diego travel costs totaling 616 dollars as district business.
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