Israelis Arrive for Talks in Cairo at Historic Peace Conference
An Israeli delegation arrived in Cairo for face to face negotiations on Middle East peace hosted near the pyramids at Mena House. Security was tight as Syria, Jordan, Lebanon and the PLO boycott while the US UN and Vatican observers attended.
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Cairo
Egypt
UPI
Middle East
Mena House
Pyramid of
Cheops
Eliahu
Ben-Elissar
Tel Aviv
Menahem Begin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Chiang Kai-shek
Anwar Sadat
Syria
Jordan
Lebanon
Palestine Liberation Organization
United States
United Nations
Vatican
Sadat
Alfred Atherton
South Asia
Amman
Cyrus Vance
Beirut
Hafez Assad
Hussein
Israel
Pyramid of Cheops
Great Pyramids
Arab banker gives 125000 to Eisenhower College
Ghassan I. Shaker, a Saudi banker and college trustee, donates 125000 in New York City as the first gift to aid Eisenhower College facing 1974 financial troubles. He pledges 100000 annually in unrestricted gifts as long as funds allow, and he has served as adviser to Robert B. Anderson since 1966.
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Seneca Falls
N.Y
Eisenhower College
Ghassan I. Shaker
New York City
Shaker
Providence College dorm fire kills seven women
A pre dawn blaze swept the top floor of Aquinas Hall at Providence College killing seven women and injuring 15 as firefighters battled subfreezing conditions. Officials credited dorm residents and firefighters with rapid rescue efforts while two students reportedly died after leaping from a fourth floor window.
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Charlotte Cooper
Providence, R.1
UPI
Providence College
Ball Power
North America
Dominican Order
Womer
Aquinas Hall
Jackie Botelho
Bristol
Roger Williams Hospital
Molly McLague
Townsend
Mass
John Colusardo
Garrison
N.Y
Roger Williams
Compromise Reaches Social Security Tax Bill Breakthrough
Senate and House conferees near a pact to pass a Social Security bill by removing a $250 tuition tax credit rider. The move would allow quick action, enabling an adjournment this week if the measure clears, with Mondale signaling the agreement.
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Washington
Senate
House
House Rules Committee
Congress
Walter F. Mondale
Senate Finance Committee
Farmers threaten nationwide strike ahead of meeting requests
In Denver 26 state farmers meet to finalize plans for a strike set to begin tomorrow. About 160 sign a petition urging Congress to hold a joint session to demand 100 percent parity for prices, while spokesman Bud Bitner seeks talks with President Carter or aides before midnight.
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Denver
American Agriculture Group
Carter
Congress
United States
Bud Bitner
Bitner
Reunion of mother and daughter after 31 years apart
Judith Rosen surrendered her infant Rochelle in 1946 to a New York adoption agency. After decades of guilt and silence, her daughter Barbara Frey began a six year search with the Adoptees Liberty Movement Association. A Thanksgiving phone call led to a reunion at LaGuardia Airport with both women embracing after years of separation.
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Miami
Judith Rosen
New York
Judith Rosen Leibowitz
Barbara Frey
LaGuardia
Mrs. Frey
Fort Lauderdale
Frey
Adoptees Liberty Movement Association
Florida
Marine
Rochelle
Bronx
Dentist admits false billing attempt in state court
Dr. Bernard Jacobs, a Fayetteville dentist, pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of third degree attempted grand larceny and admitted attempting to bill the county Department of Social Services for 1980.90 in welfare funds, covering January 1974 to September 1976. The plea resolved four charges including grand larceny and two counts of offering a false instrument for filing.
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Fayetteville
State Supreme Court
Bernard Jacobs
Maple Drive
Thomas Aloi
Jacobs
Department of Social Services
Grand
James D. Lantier
Dentist Dr Jacobs agrees to restitution and exam
Dr Jacobs will pay more than 1980.90 to the county Department of Social Services and submit to an independent examination by the state Department of Dental Examiners. The plea to a lesser charge is also tied to his lack of prior criminal involvement.
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Jacobs
County Department of Social Services
Lantier
State Department of Dental
Retired Man Finds Shared Hobbies in Wife’s Interests
A lighthearted note describes a man enjoying retirement with his wife who pursues pastimes like caddying, bartending, and cleaning fish, offering shared activities for companionship and humor.
Heat Wave Lingers With Showers Through Week
National Weather Service at Hancock Airport warns of a heat wave like stretch with warmer air persisting through much of the week. Tonight’s low around 35 degrees and a 70 percent chance of rain set the pattern, with rain likely continuing tomorrow and temperatures in the 40s. The extended outlook shows daily highs in the 40s at least through Friday.
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National Weather Service
Hancock Airport
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