Envoy Young resigns after reprimand by Carter
The United States ambassador to the United Nations, Andrew Young, resigned after a reprimand for an unauthorized meeting with a PLO representative. He told Carter he could not muzzle himself, and Carter reluctantly accepted the resignation, which Young offered to stay on through September. The episode drew sharp reactions from Jewish groups, Republicans, and Black leaders including Jesse Jackson, who warned of potential strains between blacks and Jews.
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Middle East
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Menachem Begin
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
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Simon hints at 1980 presidential bid if Carter falters
Rep Simon of Carbondale says he might seek the Democratic nomination if Carter fails to solve his problems within 90 to 120 days. He notes Kennedy as the leading alternative and downplays California Governor Brown as a serious challenger while Udall discussions continue. Simon, invited to meet with the anti-Carter group, chairs the Inflation Task Force and would be a backup candidate if Kennedy stays out.
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Jerry) Brown Jr
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Budget Committee
Washington
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Weather outlook shows warmer, partly cloudy nights
The National Weather Service forecasts partly cloudy and warmer weather tonight with low temperatures in the low to mid-60s. Friday remains partly sunny and warmer with highs in the low to mid-80s, followed by Sunday showers and minor changes to temperatures through Monday with highs in the low to mid-80s and lows in the 60s.
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National Weather Service
Cutler residents back coal gas plant in their area
At a Perry County public hearing on a proposed coal to gas pilot plant, Cutler residents urged approving the project to create more jobs in their community.
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Cutler
Perry County
Carbondale approves home tofu production plan
William Fang won planning commission approval for a special use permit to manufacture tofu in a garage at 1115 W Walkup Ave. He aims to sell 50 to 100 pounds weekly to local retailers despite neighbor objections over residential precedent and potential health and waste concerns. The city council will review Aug 27.
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Southern Illinoisan
Carbondale
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Walkup Ave
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China House
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W. Walkup Ave
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Finley
Fastnet Yacht Disaster Toll Rises to 17 Dead
Plymouth England AP reports a fastnet race disaster with 17 dead and two missing as 21 yachts abandoned. Royal Ocean Racing Club says eight crew on Kalisana safe while Bucks Fizz losses add to missing count. Rescue efforts continue along Irish and UK coasts amid 60 foot seas.
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Eight babies born to Italian mother in Naples world record
A 29 year old Naples woman undergoing fertility treatment delivered eight babies. Doctors at the Hospital of the Incurable announced all survived, setting a potential world record for multiple births. Weighs ranged from 14 ounces to 2.2 pounds. mother identified as Pasqualina Chiasnese Anatrella.
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