Cairo summit reports progress amid West Bank disputes
In Cairo the Cairo peace conference saw progress by a three member working committee on agendas amid cordial mood. Egypt and Israel disagreed on Begin's West Bank plan with Sadat opposing continued Israeli military presence and demanding substantial autonomy and symbols of nationhood for a future entity. The agenda group awaits further talks as Sadat heads to Ismailia to meet Begin.
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Cairo
Egypt
UPI
Menahem Begin
West Bank
Anwar Sadat
Carter
Begin
Washington
Sadat
U.S
Hermann F. Eilts
Mursi Saad el-Din
Israel
Jordan
Council to blame in snow cleanup
Bowman charges. Casey Tu reports a city councilic dispute over snow removal duties with accusations of fault and policy gaps. The piece notes local officials facing criticism as residents request faster plowing and clearer responsibility.
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Elyria
Marguerite &. Bowman
Millions for a myth Reindeer cuddly ? Well, cash-vally
Reindeer do not have red noses, says Bill Vogt of the National Wildlife Federation. Rudolph’s myth, tied to 1939 debut and Christmas profits, is blamed on an advertising executive. Vogt notes real reindeer grunt and suffer disease-prone feet, and says northern Norway is the only place reindeer pull sleighs for tourists.
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Washington
UPI
Rudolph
Bill Vogt
National Wildlife Federation
Vogt
Norway
Judge grants new trial for nurses in VA poisoning case
A federal judge in Detroit vacated convictions against Filipina nurses Narciso, 31, and Leonora Perez, 33, tied to poisoning patients at the Ann Arbor Veterans Administration Hospital in 1975. Judge Philip Pratt faulted government misconduct during the two year probe and trial, ordering a new trial after their July conviction on five counts of nonfatal poisoning and one count of conspiracy.
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Detroit
UPI
Ann Arbor Veterans Administration Hospital
Philip Pratt
Filipina
Narciso
Leonora Perez
Pratt
Alderson
W. Va
Weather outlook with cooler temps and mixed precipitation
A cooling trend brings rain or snow tonight with lows around the upper 20s to lower 30s. Snow likely tomorrow with highs in the mid 20s. Precip chances 20 today, 60 tonight, 70 tomorrow. Winds south to southeast 10 mph today, 10 to 20 mph tonight. Sunrise 7 49, sunset 5 00.
Pease to visit Middle East on 18 day trip
U S Rep Don J Pease D Oberlin will join a House International Relations Committee delegation on an 18 day educational tour of nine countries in the Middle East Africa and Europe January 2 to 20 The trip funds by Congress includes Tunisia Syria Egypt Jordan Saudi Arabia Iran Israel Ireland and returns to Washington Pease aims to gain first hand understanding of talks on a peace settlement and to report back to constituents and possibly the Congressional Record He cites the volatile path of Middle East negotiations and lauds Sadats initiative.
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U.S
Don J. Pease
D-Oberlin
Middle East
House
International Relations Committee
Pease
Clement J. Zablocki
D-Milwaukee
Congress
Tunisia
Africa
Ireland
Zablocki
Washington
Syria
Egypt
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Israel
Anwar Sadat
Not Forgotten box Nantucket toy drive nears goal
Captain Gary Long of the Elyria Salvation Army reports 1,428 gifts collected countywide with a 3,000 toy goal before distribution. Dropoffs are daily at the CTs Not Forgotten Box from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. except Sundays. toys need not be wrapped and will be handed to children at Salvation Army offices on West Broad Street Thursday and Friday.
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Gary Long
Elyria Salvation Army
Salvation Army
West Broad Street
Coldest Soviet Month Record Set in Siberia
Tass reported temperatures reached minus 76 degrees Fahrenheit at Delyankir and Oymyakon near Yakutsk in Northern Siberia. The Soviet agency noted the early cold was forecast and there were no frostbite cases, with such depths usually in January.
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Moscow
UPI
Siberia
Soviet Union
Tass
Delyankir
Oymyakon
Yakutsk
Editors' move to electronic writing transforms CT
The Chronicle-Telegram details its switch from pencils and typewriters to video display terminals and electronic typesetting. Reporters draft on VDTs, edit instantly, and stories move through memory to copy desk for headlines, marking a revolution from hot metal to modern production.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Accent
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