Hussein Carter differ on paths to peace
President Carter and Jordan's King Hussein held a second round of talks at the White House after public affirmations of Middle East peace. They stressed shared goals, including Palestinian rights and Israeli security, while noting different approaches. Hussein praised Carter's dedication to peace amid frank exchanges.
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Banks clash over Chrysler loan aid in Rockford stand
American National Bank and Trust of Rockford refuses to participate in Chrysler loan guarantees to save the automaker. The bank is owed 525000, part of a 1.5 billion program requiring all lenders to participate. Chrysler warns that failure to unite could trigger bankruptcy and halted plan.
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Anderson Says He Alone Can Stop Reagan Victory
John B. Anderson declares in Hartford that without his independent bid Reagan cannot be opposed, citing Gallup and Roper polls showing Carter within reach of Reagan. Gallup notes Carter’s 33 percent approval. two- and three-way races show close margins. Reagan meets with a business advisory council in New York before a Washington trip and a fundraising event.
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Shoot-to-kill order revives South Africa riots
Police commissioner says officers will shoot to kill looters and arsonists as clashes flare around Cape Town. In Elsies River and suburbs, rioting left casualties reported by Cape Argus with fire crews battling blazes as police used shotguns and rubber bullets. Authorities warned of a crackdown after the fourth anniversary of the Soweto riots.
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