Israel Rebuke of U S Policy Alters Peace Hope
Foreign Minister Yigal Allon condemned the United States for backing a Security Council statement criticizing Israeli settlements and Jerusalem policy in occupied territories. He called the move a blow to peace progress as U S representatives faced reporters during a visit by twelve congressmen.
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United States
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Yitzhak Rabin
Washington
Fire kills man as hotel evacuated in Columbus blaze
A hotel fire at the 20 story Sheraton in Columbus killed John Stremfer, 40, of Norwalk, Connecticut. Fire officials said the fifth floor fire prompted evacuation of more than 300 guests on the fifth and sixth floors.
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Stars to Run Times Sunday Crossword in Stars Magazine
Stars Magazine will carry the New York Times Sunday crossword puzzle starting Sunday. The puzzle, praised as the nations most interesting and difficult, appears with The Sunday Times and offers challenge, education, and fun for word game fans. Order by calling 473-7740.
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Oil price hike seen easing global inflation risk
U.S. diplomats warn that a 15 percent oil price rise by OPEC could add about 5.5 billion to U.S. oil costs and lift inflation to 7 percent while trimming growth from 4 percent to 3.4 percent. OPEC meets December 15 in Qatar amid speculation of up to 20 percent increases. The Shah of Iran favors a 16 percent hike.
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Nyquist vows to stay on as education chief
New York state education Commissioner Ewald Nyquist said he will not resign despite 10 of the 15 Regents urging his dismissal. Speaking in Kingston, he stated he will not quit and would discuss the issue with the board when it meets next week in New York City.
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New York City
Three convicts killed in riot at Reidsville Prison
Rioting erupted at Reidsville State Prison in Georgia with three convicts killed and more than a dozen injured. Lt. J. B. Ladson of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation said inmates clashed near the back gate as they prepared for morning work details. He noted the riot subsided to “quiet” about 14 hours later.
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UPI
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Gilmore Angered by Utah Stay of Execution
Gary Gilmore 35, who urged the Utah Supreme Court to allow a death by firing squad, received an unexpected stay of execution from Gov. Calvin L. Rampton. Gilmore, an Oregon parolee, said he was disappointed and angered by the gubernatorial action.
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UPI
Gary Gilmore
Utah Supreme Court
Utah
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Gilmore
Oregon
U.S. Vietnam Begin Talks in Paris Ahead of Carter Inauguration
In Paris officials from the United States and Vietnam opened talks to improve bilateral relations. Little progress was anticipated before January and the inauguration of President-elect Jimmy Carter as the two sides met at a suburban office once used by the Viet Cong's Provisional Revolutionary government.
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City to donate 19.5 acres for stadium site
Syracuse council moves to donate 19.5 acres of city land off Erie Boulevard East to the county for a proposed 50,000 seat stadium. A public hearing set for 7:30 p.m. November 23 follows Urban Renewal rules and 10-day notice requirements.
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Erie Boulevard
Syracuse Hill
Joyce Ross
Robert Warr
van Buren
Hearst defense seeks bail on security grounds
Patricia Hearst's lawyers say jail in solitary confinement would be the only safe place for her and ask for bail and a new trial after her conviction in the Symbionese Liberation Army bank robbery case. Hearst, 22, was moved overnight for security and was not expected to attend the bail hearing in San Diego.
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UPI
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F. Lee Bailey
Albert Johnson
Symbionese Liberation Army
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San Diego
Weekend wintry weather forecast from Hancock Field
The National Weather Service at Hancock Field predicts cloudy skies, flurries, and squalls tonight and tomorrow with a 50 percent snow chance. Temperatures range from mid 20s to mid 30s, with up to 2 to 4 inches possible in narrow bands. Sunday may bring more flurries and similar temperatures.
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