Rosalyn Carter Sees First Lady Role With Shared View
In a 74 minute exclusive UPI interview Mrs. Rosalyn Carter reflects on her first year as first lady. She discusses Middle East peace talks, criticism she faced, and plans for an upcoming eight day trip to Poland Iran India Saudi Arabia France and Belgium. She notes Timmy believes issues must be aired and discussions held before progress.
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Rosalynn Carter Keeps Focus On Policy and Public Role
Rosalynn Carter signals the president may seek a second term while emphasizing mental health care and elderly issues. She notes Georgia has not ratified the ERA and reflects on campaigning, public scrutiny, and the need for economic focus in 1978. Plans include visiting Plains for Christmas with family and a post Christmas trip abroad.
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Sadat rejects parts of Begin peace plan in Cairo
Cairo reports President Anwar Sadat has rejected elements of Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin's peace proposal. Begin arrives in Egypt for talks on December 25 in Ismailia, with emphasis on West Bank self rule but no Palestinian state. UPI notes U.S. stance undecided while PLO and others deride the plan.
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Witness frees detail on blue Gremlin suspect in Oakland County killings
A new witness described a suspect driving a blue Gremlin linked to the abductions and killings of four Oakland County children. Investigators issued a fresh composite drawing, noting a stronger link between the man and the car, as authorities interview thousands of Gremlin owners. The reward stands at $50,000.
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Sex of Siamese twins unknown at hospital
Marilyn Shumate of Lesser Illinois gave birth to Siamese twins joined at the buttocks weighing about 8 pounds. Doctors at St Louis Children's Hospital sought to determine the sex as the twins were reported in fair condition and under consideration for separation. The twins were born at Good Samaritan Hospital in Mount Vernon and transferred to the Children's Hospital. Siamese twins occur about once in 300,000 births.
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Five Children Die in Detroit Fire of Christmas Lights House
A Detroit fire killed five Graham children aged 1 to 7 in a two story home owned by Council Graham and his wife Victoria 24. The parents escaped by climbing out a window and jumping from the roof. Neighbors recalled extensive Christmas lighting and the blaze scorched the adjacent house as crews fought flames. Authorities said the cause is under investigation and no link to the lights was established.
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Venezuela urges 5 to 8 percent oil price rise at OPEC
President Carlos Andres Perez urged a 5 to 8 percent price increase for 1978 at the OPEC conference. He said extra revenue should help pay debts of non oil developing nations via a trio financed mechanism. The move would expand industrialized markets and curb consumption to aid humanity. OPEC ministers weigh three faction stances with moderates seeking 5-10 percent gains and radicals pushing up to 23 percent.
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Americans to be released by Vietnam in brief
Three Americans seized with the sailing yacht Brillig in Vietnam near October are expected to be released shortly after talks in Paris between American officials and Vietnamese negotiators. The group includes Charles Affel, Leland Dickerman, and Cornelia Anne Dellenbaugh, all named by UPI dispatches.
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Fire in luxury London flats kills elderly woman
A fire sparked by Christmas tree lights swept through a luxury building in St John’s Wood north London, killing an elderly woman amid a six week firefighters strike. Negotiations to end the walkout broke down yesterday as bread panic grew from bakers’ slowdown. Observers warned of a Christmas marked by uncertain fire protection and bread shortages.
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