Chaplin Remembered as Great Entertainer and Rebel
The Syracuse Herald Journal reports Chaplin died at 88 after a life in cinema marked by pantomime brilliance and political controversy. He refused talkies, achieved an honorary Oscar in 1972, and lived at a Lake Geneva estate with wife Oona. His career spanned The Kid, The Gold Rush, City Lights, Modern Times, and The Great Dictator.
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Begin Sadat peace talks extend into second day
Israeli Prime Minister Begin and Egyptian President Sadat held a four hour session in Ismailia after a late Christmas summit. Reports from Tel Aviv indicate talks touched on phased Sinai withdrawal and Palestinian autonomy with no immediate Golan Heights withdrawal discussed.
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New York State Mail Subscription Rates Tables
The notice lists advance payment rates for daily and Sunday issues, including newspapers and postages. It breaks down prices by duration and location with totals for in state and outside New York, showing daily, Sunday, and combined subscriptions. The figures cover paper costs and postage, with multiple columns for terms like 1 month and 3 months.
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Turbulence Injures 21 on Braniff Flight 709
Braniff Airways Flight 709 from New York to Panama encountered severe turbulence south of Bimini. Twenty-one passengers were hospitalized with aches and pains, one woman monitored for chest pains, while 125 passengers later resumed the trip on the same aircraft.
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Christmas Observances Differ at Stevens Point Dinner
Christmas observances differ as 305 people had died in highway accidents by 11 a.m. today during the holiday period that began Friday 6 p.m. local time and ends tonight at midnight. Stevens Point businessman Fred Copps left provisions in his will to continue the dinner tradition begun by a man who died in 1973. University of Wisconsin Stevens Point students were guests of the deceased man’s dinner legacy.
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Colorful new tax forms on the way
The IRS reports 10 percent less total tax due this year with redesigned forms. The short form now uses only addition and subtraction. A million multiplication mistakes on short forms and 1.7 million on long forms were found last year. The 1977 changes include filing thresholds for individuals and families, a longer holding period for long term capital gains, a higher net capital loss limit, a higher mileage rate, and revised dependency exemption rules for noncustodial parents.
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Pope Paul Prays for Peace Amid Middle East Talks Start
The pope praised peace efforts as talks in the Middle East move to a new phase. He spoke during Christmas Mass and discussed the Egypt summit between Sadat and Begin, hoping for peace for affected communities.
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Carter Ends Yule Holiday With Hussein Talks
President Carter rounds out a busy Christmas in Plains with King Hussein of Jordan as he declines endorsement of the Sadat Begin talks. He praises potential future Lebanese Syrians and Jordanians joining peace discussions and foresees a comprehensive Middle East settlement in 1978. The day included family Christmas breakfast, church services, and a two hour private dinner at his brother’s home near Plains.
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Cities Face New Water Filter Costs Nationwide
The EPA plans a final rule requiring cities to install activated carbon filter beds to remove carcinogens from drinking water. Construction costs nationwide are estimated at 291 to 685 million dollars with annual operating costs of 34 to 92 million. The rule aims to limit cancer-causing substances to 100 parts per billion and curb synthetic chemicals from industrial and agricultural sources.
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