Ruling On Pennhurst Sparks Parents’ Defiant Response
In Philadelphia a federal judge barred institutionalizing retarded persons and questioned due process at Pennhurst Center. Blanche and Lou Cohen, parents to two Pennhurst residents, opposed uprooting their children and pledged to fight the decision through the Parents and Staff Association.
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Sadat Begin optimism on peace talks after summit
In Egypt Ismailia Sadat and Begin closed a two day summit divided on the Palestinian issue but vowed to continue peacemaking. They reported progress on Sinai withdrawal and expressed optimism about bridging gaps while warning of remaining disputes over a Palestinian state versus Israeli self rule.
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Protests Over Return of Crown to Hungary Draw Cold Rally
About 50 Hungarian Americans rallied outside Independence Hall Philadelphia to oppose President Carter's plan to return the Crown of St Stephen to Hungary. The protest began in New York and stopped at New Jersey malls, with Hungary flags and slogans like Free Hungary. They petition a federal court in Kansas City slated to hear the case Friday and credit Sen Robert Dole for court action.
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Carter Has Not Decided Vance Trip To Middle East Talks
President Carter said he has not decided whether Cyrus Vance will go as U S representative to Egypt Israel peace talks. Begin told him both leaders want Vance on the talks in a phone call earlier Monday. Carter said he does not yet know if Vance will join.
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Postmaster Opposes Subsidy Change For Postal Service
Postmaster General Benjamin Bailor opposes a proposed 2 billion dollar annual subsidy raise aimed at preserving current services including Saturday delivery. He notes 80 percent of mail comes from businesses and warns private individuals would bear the cost. House action on the Hanley Wilson bill expected in February.
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Weather Preview for Laurel Mountain Area
Cold with occasional snow flurries continuing into Wednesday. Highs Tuesday in the low teens and Wednesday in the mid to upper teens. Lows Tuesday night around 0 to 5 above. Precipitation chances 70 percent Tuesday and 40 percent Tuesday night. Winds diminish to 5 to 15 mph from the west Tuesday.
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Private Funeral For Charlie Chaplin
A Church of England service will be held Tuesday in Corsier sur Vevey Switzerland for Charlie Chaplin age 88 known as Charlot to locals and The Little Tramp to fans. He died in his sleep on Christmas morning with his wife and seven of their eight children at his bedside. The service is at 11 00 a.m with close family and friends attending.
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Dispute Grows Over Federal Filter Plan for Water
The EPA plans to require up to 78 cities to replace sand filters with activated carbon beds to cut cancer causing chemicals. Estimated cost ranges from 291 to 685 million dollars for construction and 34 to 92 million annually for operation, a burden city budgets may pass to consumers as higher water bills. The plan faces opposition amid financial strain and scientific debate on chemical hazards.
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