Israel and Egypt clash over settlements and autonomy plan
In Tel Aviv and Cairo the nations move toward a sharper settlement policy and a linked autonomy schedule for the West Bank, risking derailment of Carter era peace talks. Israeli officials vow rapid settlement growth while Egypt seeks a nine month post treaty autonomy implementation, signaling a major crisis in motion.
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Israel
Anwar Sadat
Tel Aviv
Yigael Yadin
Maariv Today
Egypt
Cairo
Carter
West Bank
Middle East
Ministries of Agriculture
House and Defense
World Zionist Organization and Settlement Groups
Menachem
Garbage strike disrupts Olmsted trash pickup
In North Olmsted about 35 city workers from AFSCME Local 2681 walked off at 7 a.m. in a wildcat protest over a schedule change to 7 to 3 80. The administration says the action was unsanctioned and tied to daylight saving time and leaf collection needs.
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North Olmsted
Mary Slama
American Federation of State
Slama
LCCC student collapses during bed-pushing race
Lester Helton 27 of Lorain collapsed with chest pains during a bed-pushing race at Lorain County Community College's Indian summer park. He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital in serious condition. a college spokesman noted a history of heart problems. Helton belonged to the data processing club sponsoring the event.
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Lorain County Community College
Lester Helton
Lorain
Helton
Elyria Memorial
Data Processing Club
Dave Zapotosky
Night of terror recalls Kristallnacht across Germany
Forty years later, Kurt Weil, then a nine year old schoolboy, recalls the fear of Kristallnacht as gangs smashed windows and burned synagogues. Americans prepared to celebrate Armistice Day’s 20th anniversary while Ohio voters had just elected Taft and Bricker. The dawn of November 10, 1938, saw widespread violence and destruction in Germany and Austria.
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Kurt Weil
Europe
Germany
Austria
Human fly eludes Missoula police after bar attack
A man in an insect costume assaulted bartender John Collins at a Missoula bar, swatted him during a drink mix. Police recovered wings at a nearby corner as clues but have no arrest. The suspect remains at large.
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Missoula
Mont
John Collins
Collins
Major snowstorm sweeps Rockies into Plains with blizzard conditions
United Press International reports the season's first major snowstorm moving from the Rockies into the Plains. Snow exceeds a foot in Utah and Wyoming canyons, with 6 to 10 inches in western Utah and Montana areas. Subzero temperatures, strong winds, and poor travel plagued roads. at least three traffic deaths were blamed. A missing single-engine plane with four aboard was reported in northwest Wyoming. Forecast calls for 8 inches in South Dakota, snow in Minnesota, and overnight lows near 40.
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Rockies
Plains
Wyoming
Montana
Utah
Lander
Wyo
Logan
Salt Lake City
Cut. Bank
Mont
Havre
National Weather Service
South Dakota
Minnesota
Proposed Auto Pollution Inspections Spark Local Backlash
Lorain County planners oppose a federal plan for annual vehicle pollution tests, arguing costs would reach about 900000 dollars yearly for inspections and repairs. They warn per car fees may rise from 5.43 to 10 dollars, with possible license suspension for noncompliance or tests failed, tying funds to sewer program aims.
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Lorain County
Doslak
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Rapher
John Kenney
Ely Park
United Press International
Walter A. Godfrey
William Doslak
Planning Commission
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
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