Sadat arrives amid vast security in Israel visit
Anwar Sadat, welcomed at Ben-Gurion Airport after a twilight arrival, faced unprecedented security as over 10 000 police and thousands of soldiers shielded him and sites in Jerusalem. Arab world protests escalated with Libya cutting ties and Syria declaring mourning, while an Athens embassy clash left one student dead and 24 injured.
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al Aksa
Old City
Church of the Holy Facie
Yad Vashen
Knesset
FBI and police rescue kidnapped boy in Burlingame
In Burlingame California police and FBI agents rescued the son of Jok Legallet a San Francisco businessman after two Belmont men Scott Timmons 18 and John Joseph Reiser 19 allegedly kidnapped him near his school. Reiser was arrested on kidnapping charges and the ransom cash recovered.
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Calif
San Francisco
FBI
Nels. Legellet, Jr
San Carlos
Young Legallet
Jok Legallet
Legallet Tanning
Legallet Wood Companies
Southern Pacific Railway
Here
John Joseph Reiser
Belmont
Fred Palmer
Reiser
Menlo Park
Scott Timmons
Palmer
San Mateo
Legallet
Sadat signals shift as he to visit Israel for peace talks
Cairo reports Sadat, newly elected Egyptian president, will undertake an unprecedented 36 hour visit to Israel. He has moved from hard line rhetoric toward a possible end to belligerency and open to diplomacy with Israel if a peace framework is agreed.
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Egypt
Middle East
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Syracuse
Herald-Journal
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Sinai Desert
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Washington
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Beirut
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Mideast
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Alexandria
People’s Assembly
Knesset
Snowlight week wise. Central New York sees light snow
Weather outlook shows only three tenths of an inch of snow at Hancock Airport this week versus 20.3 inches last year. A 20 percent precipitation chance persists tonight and tomorrow with partly cloudy skies and temperatures around 35 to the upper 40s. Snow squalls have dumped 18.2 inches on Old Forge as Carter farmhands in Georgia harvest peanut brittle.
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Hancock Airport
Old Forge
Adirondacks
Women Debate Plan of Action at National Conference
At Houston the National Women s Conference debates a blueprint for gender equality anchored by the ERA as thousands oppose at a pro family rally. About 2 000 delegates convene with a $5 million federal cost, while Rosalynn Carter and Betty Ford addressed ERA supporters.
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Congress
Carter
Rosalynn Carter
Betty Ford
New bingo lottery taps 116 winners
One hundred sixteen losing New Yorkers became winners in the first of five state Lottery Bingo Bonus drawings. The two $15,000 grand prizes went to Antoinette Gendorn of Cohoes and Mrs. Thomas Penberthy of Totawanda.
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UPI
State Lottery Commission
Antoinette Gendorn
Cohoes
Thomas Penberthy
Totawan
George Alderraun
Syracuse
Shirley Buell
Hamilton
Evelyn Miller
Flushing Queens
Shirley Roldan
Peekskill
Regents Ban on Girls on Contact Sports Narrowly Draws Line
New York the Regents rule allows girls to play on boys teams in most sports but bans mixed teams for wrestling football and similar contact events. A three person panel must approve a girl’s participation while boys face no such hurdle. The policy applies from elementary to secondary levels and takes effect December 19.
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State Board of Regents
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