Labor Party backs Begin over Camp David peace plan
Israel’s Labor Party endorsed Prime Minister Menachem Begin backing the Camp David framework. Egypt and Israel plan a combined committee next week to negotiate Sinai peace before Christmas. Begin warned he could resign if parliament rejects the accords as Knesset votes loom.
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Israel
UPI
Labor
Menachem Begin
Camp David
Egypt
Sinai
Jordan Begin
Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee
Labor Party
Labor Alignment
Begin
Likud
Cairo
Saudi Arabia
Anwar Sadat
Kbssid
Geneva
Butros Ghali
Middle East
Gégulialionis OG Lad Stakaley Sal
Ezer Weirmen Nay
Knesset
Sadat
Plane crash mystery unfolds with unidentified man ejected
Ambulance attendant Michael Guss reported that one passenger’s body fell through a car windshield after a jetliner vanished over a row of homes. Irene Jensen overheard fragments as she showered and watched the crash near North Park Seventh-day Adventist Church. Witness Dwane Galleges, 20, said debris pierced his side window. a wing piece struck the church yard. At the scene, a crumpled attache containing six pets lay nearby. a Gibbs Flight Center tag on glasses and a key ring pointed to Gibbs Flight Center in Montgomery Field. Gibbs identified two aboard the single engine Cessna as Marine Sgt. David Boswell, 35, and instructor Martin Kazy, 32, noting Boswell’s instrument training. The 727 pilot was Capt. James MecFeron of Escondido, Calif.
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Michael Guss
Irene Jensen
North Park
Seventh- Day Adventist Church
Neil Stickney
Stickney
Bill Gibbs
David Boswell
Martin Kazy
Gibbs
Boswell
Katy
PSA
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Red Cross
Lindbergh Field
U.S
New York City
United Airlines
Walkout paralyzes railroads
A clerks union escalated a strike against a Virginia based railroad to 43 lines with picketing that paralyzed most freight and commuter service. More than 360,000 rail workers honored the picket lines and over 100,000 commuters were stranded.
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Washington
Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks
BRAC
Anthony Zizzi
Amtrak
Syracuse
Buffalo
New York City
Brother says Ruby never met Oswald
Earl Ruby testified before the House Assassinations Committee that Jack Ruby had never met Lee Harvey Oswald before he shot him on television two days after JFK's assassination. He said Ruby denied any conspiracy knowledge and described Ruby's motive as a reaction to Oswald's apparent smile after the killing.
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Oswald
Washington
UPI
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Earl Ruby
Jack
House
Dallas
UTC and Carrier in dispute over takeover laws and bids
UTC and Carrier clash on a hostile tender and proposed tender offer plans. UTC pursues a 28 dollar per share common stock tender plus 30 62 per share for Carrier 1 86 series preferred stock convertible to common to reach 49 percent. Carrier seeks injunctions and a public hearing, arguing the bid violates New York and Delaware takeover laws and federal rules while alleging unlawful vertical integration and reciprocal buying. Trading volume surged as NYSE halted on heavy orders amid the dispute.
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Delaware
UTC
NYSE
Carrier
Carrier's Preferred
United
Nome
Charles Beeching
Bond, Schoeneck & King
Syracuse
Essex
CTC
Beeching
State Attorney General
Pledge Pushes Dollar Up In European Markets
The dollar rose modestly on European and Tokyo markets after President Carter pledged to defend it. Gold prices slipped from a record near 220.25 to about 237.40 an ounce in London midmorning, with Zurich showing 219.38 on yesterday’s close.
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London
U.S
Tokyo
Carter
Zurich
Europe
Albany Delays New York Special Session
The special session of the New York state Legislature, planned for today, is postponed to tomorrow as staffers need more time to finalize the agenda. Gov. Hugh Carey called the session to address New York City funding, a supplemental budget, and higher Urban Development Corp bonding to spur business growth.
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Albany
New York State
Hugh Carey
New York City
Urban Development Corp
Hospitals Face Overflow Amid Burn Unit Construction
Community General Hospital runs at 87 percent occupancy, with 56 Sub-Acute Care beds of 350. 270 of 306 acute beds filled last week. Ward stresses elective surgery waits, while planning agencies consider bed shortages and alternative solutions as construction continues.
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Vaccarell
Community General
Thomas Quinn
C-G
Quinn
Benoit
CNYHA
Diggs Kickback Trial Begins in U.S. District Court
Rep Charles C Diggs Jr a longtime Michigan Democrat goes on trial on charges of padding payrolls with nonexistent staff and taking kickbacks. Jury selection starts as prosecutors allege he defrauded the government of 103000 from 1973 to March 1977 while serving as chair of the House District Committee and Africa subcommittee.
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Washington
Charles C. Diggs Jr
D-Mich
Congress
U.S. District Court
Diggs
Detroit
House
District of Columbia
Africa
Disabled inmates at Fishkill win 30 day reprieve order
In a Poughkeepsie hearing on Garrow’s escape, State Supreme Court Justice Beisheim blocked immediate closure of Building 13 at Fishkill prison. He ordered 87 elderly and disabled inmates to be examined for care needs with a full hearing set, as officials reconsider security measures and potential relocation.
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Fishkill State Prison
Robert Garrow
Syracuse
Supreme Court
George Beisheim Jr
Beisheim
State Department of Correctional Services
Garrow
Prisoner Legal Services
John Ziner
Fishkill
Correctious
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the Herald Co
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Suncay
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