Sadat says Carter letters spurred Jerusalem peace trip
President Sadat told The Associated Press that a series of secret handwritten letters from President Carter prompted his plan for a November Jerusalem visit. He described wax-sealed notes delivered outside normal channels and said talks would prep a resumed Geneva conference beginning by December 15.
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Hijacked Malaysian jet explodes with no survivors
A Malaysian Airlines twin jet carrying about 93 passengers and crew crashed and exploded after being hijacked by unknown assailants in southern Malaysia. Police found no survivors as rescue teams searched the wreckage near Kampong Tajung Kutang, with officials noting some passengers were Malaysians including Agriculture Minister Ali Haji Amad.
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British troops land in Bermuda to quell rioting
In Bermuda Sunday 80 Belizean infantry landed at a U S naval air station to help police restore order after three nights of riots following executions of Black Beret Cadre members Erskine Burrows and Larry Tacklyn. 170 more Royal Regiment of Fusiliers were due, as curfew and emergency measures kept the island under tight control.
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Sunshine goes on annual holiday vacation
Sunshine announces its annual holiday break starting now and will resume activities after Christmas.
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Coast visitors tour empty Mississippi Coast Coliseum
A quiet Sunday at the Mississippi Coast Coliseum drew small groups of curious patrons. They entered, scanned the vast space, tested seats, and left after a brief, uneventful tour, page A-12.
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Elephant Colonel Joe Returns From Florida Vacation
After a six day escape the 14 year old 312 ton elephant Colonel Joe was captured near Lake Okeechobee and will perform again Monday night in Circus Vargas. Circus officials valued him at $50 thousand and he appears healthy after his Florida trip.
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Mississippi coach of the year named in Gulfport
J E Loiacano of Gulfport selected as Mississippi high school football coach of the year by the Mississippi Sportswriters Association. The Admirals won the Big Eight title and were ranked No 1 in the polls.
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Weather WET AND WILD Chance of Showers ending Monday
Weather report notes a wet and stormy pattern with chances of showers and thunder storms expected to ease by Monday. The forecast appears on page A-2 with related notices and ads in sections B-5 and B-4.
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