Optimistic Sadat to host Begin visits soon
President Sadat said Israeli Prime Minister Begin would visit Egypt soon and he was more optimistic about peace. Officials in Tel Aviv and Cairo indicated a working visit in Ismailiya to push a paper of principles for a Geneva conference. Begin would address parliament in Cairo and a state visit depended on talks.
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Regents delay miffs Moonies over accreditation in New York
Officials of the Unification Theological Seminary in Barrytown say the New York Board of Regents is delaying accreditation amid fear of Koreans and alleged religious controversy. The board postponed action on the two year old degree program as it reviews new information and asks for responses.
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Sun Myung Moon
Upstate
New York
State Board of Regents
Michael Warder
Unification Theological Seminary
Barrytown
N.Y
Warder
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State school aid tax plan urged by Education Board
The Education Conference Board recommended a ten dollar per thousand statewide property tax to back a revised aid formula. It would raise about 340 million dollars in extra state aid, delivering 800 dollars per pupil for attendance and enrollment bases. Districts would gain 5 to 15 percent more aid, with funds set aside for state purposes.
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Albany
UPI
State Education Conference Board
Janet W. Richardse
Richardson Siress
Two Supertankers Towed After Fire Collision Off South Africa
Safety inspectors boarded two American owned supertankers after fires were put out and both were towed offshore to avoid coastal pollution. One vessel carried crude oil over 75 million gallons while the other was empty. Port officials said a final disposition was undecided as crude oil may be transferred at sea.
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Port Elizabeth
South Africa
Wally Shaw
Canandaigua Man Sentenced for Snowball Disorderly Conduct
An 18-year-old Canandaigua man, Terry Bodger, was sentenced by City Court Judge James Avery to five days in jail for disorderly conduct after pleading guilty to throwing snowballs at cars on North Main Street.
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UPT
James Avery
Terry Bodger
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Retail sales rise as yuletide shopping booms in December period
Commerce Department data show retail sales up 10 percent overall for the month ending December 10 from a year earlier with department stores leading at a 15 percent gain. Housing starts hit 2.1 million annual rate in November, the second highest of the year, while new orders rose 3.4 percent signaling rising demand. White House cites potential middle class tax relief amid payroll tax hikes.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Man Flirts on Crowded Bus In Lighthearted Moment
A man seated on a crowded bus flirts with a standing woman, creating a humorous moment as passengers share surprised glances and a quick chuckle. The scene captures everyday urban charm and spontaneous interaction amid commuter routine.
2750 Organs and Pianos on Sale in Syracuse
On Syracuse Music Route 10 a sale offers 2750 organs and pianos in stock with open hours. Call 458-6868 for details and store location in Syracuse.
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Syracuse Music RT
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President Carter Attends Nephew Sydney Stapleton's Wedding
In Fayetteville North Carolina President Carter attended his nephew Sydney Stapleton's wedding to Caro Lee Gainey. The event drew family friends, including William Carter and Mrs Lillian Carter. The ceremony followed a breakfast at a local restaurant and a rehearsal dinner in Hope Mills near their cabin.
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N.C
Sydney Scott Stapleton
Bedlam
Ruth Carter Stapleton
Carter
Sydney
Caro Lee Gainey
Syracuse University
Rosalynn
Stapleton
Sanford
Byad Doxey
North Carolina
Jimmy Carter
Billy
Plains
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John Beard
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Krupsak labels car photo law a rip off
Lt. Gov Mary Anne Krupsak urged Governor Carey to reverse the state car photo and inspection requirement for insurance fraud prevention. She criticized the policy as costly and convenient, noting the law went into effect December 1 and offered administrative relief.
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Albany
AYPI
Mary Anne Krupsak
Hugh Carey
Carey
Miss Krupsak
Insurance Department
Toia Named Deputy Mayor for Finance in Koch Administration
Mayor-elect Ed Koch confirms Philip Toia, former New York state budget director, as deputy mayor for finance. Toia previously served as commissioner of social services in 1976 and as budget director since last August, leaving Gov. Hugh Carey’s team ahead of the budget submission to the legislature.
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New York
Edward Koch
Hugh Carey
Philip Toia
Toia
Koch
Carey
Weather Outlook for Central New York Tonight and Tomorrow
Skies over Central New York will cloud up tonight with a 30 percent chance of rain as a system from Hancock Airport moves in. Tonight’s low will be mid 30s. Tomorrow’s forecast calls for more rain with a high near 40 degrees.
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New York
Hancock Airport
Cristina Ford seeks separation from Henry Ford
Cristina Ford, longtime companion of Henry Ford, filed for legal separation in Wayne County Circuit Court alleging the Ford estate could be sold off. She asks for court protection to preserve her lifestyle and for support from the 60 year old auto magnate. The couple had been living apart since January 1976 following previous separations in 1962.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Kathleen DuBass
Ford Motor Co
Fords
Anne McPonnell
Anne Ford
Idaho
Maria Cristina Vettore Austin
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