Carter hints Palestinians may recognize Israel in peace push
President Carter said indirect Palestinian messages through regional intermediaries suggest a possible recognition of Israel. Cyrus Vance remains in the Middle East for second talks to resume the Geneva peace conference, meeting Saudi King Khaled as oil and religion shape Arab leverage.
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Adams predicts gas at one dollar a gallon soon
Secretary Brock Adams says gasoline could reach one dollar per gallon as wellhead taxes add four to seven cents and a proposed federal tax adds four to six cents, with OPEC price hikes possible next year. He cites state trooper funding and the 55 mph limit as fuel-saving measures while energy hearings proceed.
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Bomb Defused At AMAX Building In Rockefeller Center
Police in New York defused a dynamite bomb found on the eighth floor of the American Metals Climax building at 1270 Sixth Avenue after a telephone warning. The incident followed a wave of threats and attacks across midtown tied to the Faln group, shocking the city and prompting evacuations of major sites.
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Davis-Besse plant near Port Clinton ready to start
Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Plant, six years and 617 million dollars in the making, is ready to begin operation this week. Toledo Edison will operate the jointly owned facility with Cleveland Electric Illuminating. The plant faced regulatory delays and was originally projected to cost 270 million dollars and finish in 1974. Feeds into Telefo and CEI systems not expected until this fall.
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Elyria teachers face crucial meet on contract stalemate
Elyria Education Association members will gather August 24 at 7 30 PM at the Elyria Lorain Holiday Inn to decide if teachers will work or strike at the new school year. The EEA and the school board, whose contract has expired, near a new pact as federal mediator Harold Gold joins negotiations.
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Step on me Treated like a doormat in New York
Constance Rosenblum analyzes chronic victims in The New York News, detailing everyday indignities from line cuts to ignored service. The piece argues a self-perceived pushover status invites disrespect, urging readers to change body language to command attention.
Strike grounds flights to Canada during peak tourism
Ottawa faces a widespread flight shutdown as 2,200 CATCA air traffic controllers walkout in peak season. Government acts to recall workers while airlines reroute flights through U S airports, with losses estimated at 5 to 7 million dollars daily. Airlines cancel most Canada bound services as Allegheny shifts passengers Cleveland to Buffalo then bus to Toronto.
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Lightning knocks down wires on East Avenue, city fire responds
A noon storm toppled electric wires on East Avenue north of downtown. Elyria firefighters were called to at least two buildings in the area to handle the damage and prevent hazards.
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Amherst firm lands YMCA phase one contract for 870000
Elmer Hume Beathe elites construction wins an 870000 contract to complete Phase I of the YMCA expansion at Washington Avenue. Phase I targets 200 working days with completion slated for June or July next year. fundraising shows about 14000 raised toward a 70000 goal, while court site work for a $167000 project is also mentioned.
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Ten Ways to Assert Yourself in Daily Interactions
A New York piece offers practical tips to avoid being a pushover. It urges direct eye contact, speaking up with a decisive voice, standing tall, addressing issues directly, tensing muscles, using animated speaking, and mastering facial feedback to gain attention and influence.
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