Carter seeks curbs on federal rule making
President Carter urges Congress to reform the federal regulation process to curb new laws and rules. He hosts the signing of the Israeli Egyptian peace treaty, calls inflation a concern, and proposes boosting the wage and price council while targeting firms violating voluntary guidelines.
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Texas
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Council On Wage
National Association of Broadcasters
Washington
Last minute oil accord clears final barrier
President Carter hailed the accord as history’s likely milestone while warning of a brief period of threats and terrorism before peace. Sadat and Begin set to sign the package in Washington replacing earlier Cairo ceremonies, outlining Sinai withdrawal and UN forces, good neighborly relations, and talks for West Bank governance.
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Queen Noor Loses Unborn Baby in Jordan
The palace announced Queen Noor of Jordan, American-born, has miscarried after three months of pregnancy. Crown Prince Hussein and other royal members were not mentioned. The statement offered no further medical details.
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Queen’s Loss Reported Amid Health Troubles
A brief note confirms a miscarriage attributed to undisclosed health troubles. The queen, formerly Liza Halaby, wed King Hussein last June at age 26, marking a notable royal personal moment amid public duties.
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Refused recruit is back and recruiting for Army
CHAMPAIGN ILL AP Fred Tabor 4 foot 8 is back in uniform this time as a recruiter for a month before a first permanent posting as an aircraft engine mechanic in Germany He overcame a 5 foot minimum height rule with help from his congressman after enlisting last spring and passing tests He recalls his welcome at Fort Jackson as humorous and light hearted noting he had as much fun as his trainers while proving he could do it.
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Fred Tabor
Germany
Tabor
Army
Fort Jackson
S.C
Spring Weather Douses Expectations and Defies March Norms
A Chronicle-Telegram report notes March snow remains above normal with Diederich citing an average of 9.01 inches and forecasts of potential additional snowfall. He recalls past March storms on the 30th and mentions hazardous driving from freezing rain last year. Snow lingered into late April in 1976.
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Diederich
Chronicle-Telegram
Pier Tangles On Unyielding Margate Seaside Structure
A London newspaper offers a prize for guessing how many explosions it would take to blow up Margate Pier. Despite 14 blasts over a year, the Victorian jetty remains standing amid arcades, fisher men platforms, and shifting government and police responses.
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London
UPI
Margate
English Channel
Paul Burring
Margate Pier
Burring
Britannia
Sunday Telegraph
Minister’s wild insurance fraud tops year’s list
Westport report highlights a Chicago preacher who walked into misfortune and then admitted faking dozens of accidents and losses to claim more than 100000 dollars for the church. Other schemes include a salesman swallowing a bug and a 270 pound roofers owner who spiked claims across dozens of policies.
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UPI
Insurance Crime Prevention Institute
Chicago
Jarman
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California
Sacramento Valley
Air Force Lt Col James English dies in jet crash near Dayton
A two engine A 37 jet crashed near Wright Patterson AFB injuring no one else aboard while Lt Col H James English 43 of Girard was killed. The crash scene lay near Beaver Creek Township and the aircraft wreckage spread over 600 yards. Nine more deaths were reported on Ohio roads over the weekend increasing the state count.
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UPI
Air Force Reserve
H. James English
Girard
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Durwood Comstock
Beaver Creek Township
Greene County
English
Wright-Patterson
Comstock
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
Ohio Lottery Commission Fails to Reach Quorum on Meeting
Ohio Lottery struggles to convene as acting director resigns. Chairman Robert Malaga and Bruce Foster attend. James Lafelice and Alverne Owens call in sick, leaving a vacant fifth seat. A Saturday session is set to decide on spending 120000 for six vans and 14 station wagons to replace aging vehicles. Evelyn Schrenk resigns as acting director, effective April 1.
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Ohio Lottery
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Robert Malaga
Bratenahi
Bruce P. Foster
James Lafelice
Mayfield Heights
Alverne N. Owens
Dayton
Malaga
Evelyn Schrenk
James A. Rhodes
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