Egypt hosts peace breakthrough signing in Cairo at Mena House
President Carter announces linkage of Egypt Israel peace with a comprehensive Middle East settlement as Egyptian officials plan a Tuesday signing near the Great Pyramids. Amid tense moves over the Jordan border, Carter aims to secure both sides’ commitments, with Begin and Sadat reaffirming Camp David links.
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Heating oil crunch feared across nation in winter strain
United Press International reports home heating oil stocks in the United States have fallen to about 128.4 million barrels for the week ending March 2, with the 100 million barrel level seen as the problem zone. Industry observers warn shortages could emerge if a new cold spell hits, as Standard Oil of Ohio restricts gasoline deliveries and airlines trim flights amid jet fuel shortages.
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History shows kiss imported to Western culture
From College Station Texas UPI reports that historians argue kissing originated in India about 40 centuries ago, with Dr Vaughn M noting Indians being among the first to kiss and tell in a discussion on cultural origins.
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Weather Brief: Snow Flurries Northwest Winds Cold Night
Snow flurries this afternoon and tonight with temperatures dropping to 10 to 15 tonight. Cloudy Sunday with highs in the lower 30s. Precipitation chances 30 percent tonight and 20 percent Sunday. NW winds 10 to 15 mph tonight. Sunrise 6 48 a m Sunset 6 28 p m. Details on page C7. Bryant of Texas A M anthropology discusses earliest kissing in India about 2000 B C and tracing kissing from Romans to Renaissance.
Chuckle: Minds Changing Probs Hit Twice Says Chuckler
A wry quip notes that nine of ten people who change their minds are wrong again the second time, suggesting stubborn repeat indecision in light humor.
Davis-Besse nuclear plant's first year under review
The Chronicle-Telegram previews a three part series by Bare Neikirk examining Davis-Besse nuclear plant near Fort Clinton. The report questions startup issues, operational status, and public reception amid BCBS payment changes and local civic activity.
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