Pease cites Arab leaders' faith in U.S. role on Middle East peace
The delegation reports Arab leaders see Anwar Sadat making a breakthrough toward peace but remain disappointed with Israel. They express faith in Carter and U.S. influence to push Israel toward withdrawal from occupied lands and a Palestinian homeland. In Saudi talks, oil supply moves and F-15 sales were discussed amid cautions on reserves and production.
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Snow storm warnings heighten Ohio travel hazard
Snow was expected to intensify as a winter storm watch covered much of Southern Ohio. Light precipitation today could give way to heavier snowfall tonight with 1 to 2 inches possible and freezing rain in the extreme south. Officials warned of dangerous driving as crews in Elyria widened streets and mixed calcium chloride with rock salt to combat ice, while two major electric utilities restored service amid warmer temperatures. The 284 foot Jupiter tanker became stuck in ice in Lake Erie, prompting the Northwind to assist.
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Elyria
Marguerite
Bowman Street
Broad Street
Bowman
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Buckeye
Jupiter
Lake Erie
Coast Guard
Northwind
Lorain
Brie
Snowy Weather Anounces Snow Tonight Into Friday
Snow develops this evening and continues tonight and Friday with 80 percent precipitation tonight and 90 percent Friday. Tonight warmer with a low in the teens. Friday highs in the mid to upper 20s. Winds south to southwest about 10 mph today, becoming southeast 10 to 15 mph tonight. Sunrise 7 53 a m Sunset 5 19 p m High 17 at 3 15 p m Low 8 at 7 a m today. Details on Page B 7.
Gridiron generals discuss Super Bowl XII strategy in New Orleans
The sideline and field generalship of Sundays Super Bowl XII combatants meet in New Orleans to discuss strategy. At top are Coach Tom Landry and Quarterback Roger Staubach of the Dallas Cowboys, National Conference champions of
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New Orleans
Tom Landry
Roger Staubach
Dallas Cowboys
Ohio lawmaker unveils plan reshaping tax and school funding
In Columbus a new education tax package by Rep. John E. Johnson would fund primary and secondary schools from income taxes, reduce property tax burden, and require a voter approved constitutional amendment. The plan drew mixed reactions from House members with support from Rep. Dennis Eckart but skepticism on tax increases and public acceptance in an election year.
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UPI
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John E. Johnson
D-orrville
Johnson
House
Ways and Means
General Assembly
Rose
General Revenue Fund
Dennis E. Eckart
Deuclid
Food prices push inflation rate to 6.6 percent
December wholesale prices rose 0.7 percent, pushing the annual inflation rate to 6.6 percent for 1977. Food costs led the gain with a 15 percent December rise, driven by pork, fish, dairy and egg prices, while fresh fruit and coffee fell.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor
Kidney for sale in Pittsburgh ad seeks money
George Evans, 38, placed a newspaper notice offering his kidney for about 3000 dollars. He has doctor and lawyer consent and says the plan is legal or moral, though he acknowledges possible pain. Respondents include a 19 year old woman in need, but Evans says he must profit from the organ.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
George Evans
Evans
Britain ends firefighters strike with 410 percent pay offer
Britain's 35,000 striking firefighters voted to end the two month walkout in Bridlington. Delegates accepted the government's 410 percent pay offer and return to work Monday. Scuffles erupted outside as backers of the strike clashed with supporters of the vote to resume duty.
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Britain
Bridlington
Yorkshire
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Red) Miller
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