Sadat Pushes Palestinian Involvement and U.S. Arms Aid
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat urges Carter to include Palestinians in Middle East peace talks and seeks U.S. arms aid, naming F-5 fighters and TOW missiles. He plans meetings with Brown and Blumenthal as well as Carter, amid Israel’s opposition to arming Egypt. Sadat praises Carter’s homeland proposal for Palestinians, signaling a broader push for statehood amid delicate negotiations.
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Washington
Egypt
Anwer Sadat
Carter
Middle East
U.S
Sadat
Defense
Harold Brown
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Jerusalem
Shiba
White House
Israel
Jordan
Abourezk Opens Cuban Tour With Pig Joke in Havana
Senator Abourezk leads 100 Americans to Havana for three basketball games between Cuban all-stars and South Dakota squads. He jokes about the Bay of Pigs as the tour aims to renew U S Cuba ties through basketball diplomacy. The group includes 10 players from the University of South Dakota and South Dakota State.
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Havana
Cuba
Bay of Pigs
James Abourezk
Abourezk
South Dakota
Fidel Castro
University of South Dakota
South Dakota State
Sopho
Rob Hayner
United States
Hayner
Abourexk
Sen
George McGovern
Ds.d
Plaza de Revolucion
South
Replacement Needed For Fabian Chavez
Gov. Jerry Apodaca named a five member committee to select a replacement for Fabian Chavez as director of the state Department of Development. Dr. Lee Zink will head the panel with members from Sandia Laboratories, Public Service Co. of New Mexico, Roswell Chamber, and Clovis Chamber. Applications accepted until April 22 with a goal to decide by May 1 as Chavez departs to become U.S. tourism director with the Department of Commerce.
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Board of Economic Development
Apodaca
Chavez
U.S
Department of Commerce
Notable Obituaries: Eugene Zador and Edward Marcus
Eugene Zador, aged 82, noted composer of film scores operas and concertos, died Sunday. Edward Marcus, 67, real estate developer and former Neiman Marcus board chairman, died Monday.
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Eugene Zador
Los Angeles
Edward Marcus
Dallas
Neiman-Marcus
Gas Company of New Mexico seeks indexing rate change
The New Mexico Public Service Commission notes an August 23, 1976 filing by Gas Company of New Mexico, division of Southern Union, requesting authorization to implement Cost of Service Indexing. Hearings were scheduled to consider indexing and rate design, with public notice and access to documents, and formal intervention rules for the Rate Design phase.
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GAS Company OF New Mexico
Southern Union Company
Gas Company
New Mexico Public Service Commission
Commission
Ges
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Storms wreak havoc across Southeast with deaths and damage
A spring storm sweeping from the Mississippi Gulf to the Northeast caused at least 26 deaths and widespread destruction. Alabama, Mississippi, and Georgia bore the brunt, notably in Birmingham area and Smithfield Estates in Bir stingham. A DC-9 crash near New Hope Georgia killed 66 along the wreckage. Flash floods threatened Ohio River Valley and Northeast states. National Guardsmen assisted evacuations. Cumberland River rose to a record 38 feet. Governors planned disaster declarations as communities faced isolation and extensive outages.
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Associated Press
Mississippi Gulf
Birsttingham
Ala
Smithfield Estates
Southern Airways
New Hope
Atlanta
Ohio River Valley
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Edna Davis
Ashville
Storty
Floyd County
Kentucky
Julian Carroll
Yom Little
State Division of Disaster and Emergency Services
National Guard
Cumberland
Virginia
Mills Godwin
St. Charles
Grundy
West Virginia
McDowell County
Millionaire Wife Overdraws a Million in Bank Fraud Case
Corinne Grace wife of Michael Grace II is charged in Phoenix with nine counts of aiding and abetting former bank manager Kenneth Miller in misusing over 2.6 million dollars in bank funds. Miller pleaded guilty to one count and will testify. The Graces’ net worth is cited at 66 million dollars with properties in Phoenix Carlsbad and Lavallette. The overdraft surfaced after a computer operator flagged repeated processing of several checks. A loan was arranged to cover the overdraft but payments have not been made.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Corinne Grace
Michael P. Grace II
Kenneth J. Miller
Morday
U.S
Ted Noyes
Grace
Miller
Mrs. Grace
Harald Mott
U.S. District Court
Martin Pence
Honolulu
Kodak Gallery near midtown hits two million visitors
The Kodak Gallery in mid-Manhattan crossed the two millionth visitor mark since opening in April. The center offers visual and audio shows on topics from cowboys to Christmas, with free admission and answering about 600 photography questions weekly via its information center.
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Midtown
New York
Kodak Gallery
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Palestine Liberation Organization
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PLO
Pig’ Joke
Jorge Garcia Bango
Institute For Sports, Physical Education and Recreation
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Simzens
Senior Citizens
Fabian Chavez
Connie Casuals
Laurent’s Your Family Shoe Stores
Bullard
Silver Crest Center
Blvd
Atando Latigo Leather
ASL
Dia
Roadrunner Towel Service
American Laundry Cleaner
Hurley, New Mexico
Russell’s
Fashion Shoppe
Sgguo
Patty Hanna
Marian Fleming
J. A. Reece
Joe Welsh
Bullord & Market
LA Loma
Alice’s House of Beauty
Hiway
Hilltop
Manuel T. Serna
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