Peace talks hit snag as Carter called in
American mediators met separately with Egyptian and Israeli negotiators in Washington to assess hurdles prompting President Carter to join talks. Alfred Atherton opened with Egypt at the Madison Hotel and planned to meet Israel later. Dayan signaled difficulties but Israeli officials downplayed a crisis, while Carter urged progress toward a comprehensive Middle East settlement and a possible Egyptian Israeli peace treaty.
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Elyria Board Rejects State Loan without Cash Analysis
Repas says state loan funds not automatic and require a state auditor cash analysis and a repayment plan. Elyria school officials pressed for the analysis amid a December levy vote and looming calendar decisions. Gov Rhodes questioned repayment terms as lawmakers' April 1 deadline raises risk of state takeover if funds to operate aren’t certified.
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City awards near 5 million in Lorain contracts to Insana
Lorain city board awards about 4.11 million dollar contract to Insana Development Co for the Southeast Sanitary Sewer Interceptor, triggering protests from Pioneer Contracting Co and Stevens Painton Corp. over bonding and bidding. Lawyers say court action may follow. United Way campaign reaches 928769 pledges, 38.3 percent of 2.4 million goal, with luncheon update at Elyria Holiday Inn.
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Rhodesian raids deepen cross border attacks in Mozambique
Rhodesian troops launched a second major cross border assault within four weeks against black nationalist guerrillas in Mozambique. A terse military communique called it a self defense operation as ZANLA, led by Robert Mugabe, remains the larger insurgent force opposing the biracial transition government. The notice followed Prime Minister Ian Smith’s meeting with black leaders two days earlier.
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Weather Update With Cloudy Skies Tonight
Partly cloudy conditions with a few showers are possible tonight. Winds northwest at 10 to 15 knots. Sauraus time 7 43 am.
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New pope thanks cardinals for their great courage
John Paul II thanked the cardinals for electing him as the first Polish pope and the first non-Italian pontiff in 455 years. He spoke in the Vatican Consistorial Hall, expressing gratitude for their confidence and invoking St. Augustine about the church speaking all languages.
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Papal investiture to be held outdoors at St Peter's
Pope John Paul I's investiture rite will be an open air Mass at St Peter's on Sunday at 10 am Rome time. Weather concerns loom after recent rain at the Oct 4 funeral and variable forecasts threaten if indoor shelter is required. International TV will cover the service, with networks pushing morning timing to avoid sports coverage.
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