Israel accepts principle of West Bank Gaza pullout plan
Congressional sources report Sadat and Begin will brief lawmakers before returning home. Carter aims for a comprehensive Middle East blueprint built on Begin’s self rule concept, modified by U.S. ideas, to revive stalled talks on West Bank, Gaza and neighboring issues.
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GM’s top executive visits plant and discusses recalls
Estes toured the Lowell Street Fisher Body facility with GM leaders, praising plant management and noting 2,700 workers. He outlined plastics focus for future models, denied a Southern Strategy, and projected 1978 sales of about six million cars and two million trucks in the US. He plans to retire in January 1981 at age 65.
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Parents dispute handicap transport in Midview district
A Midview district parent and Beatty argued about transporting a blind, handicapped boy. The mother said sidewalks and a street stop are lacking and Elyria must transport only when districts reimburse. Elyria officials said they are not responsible. districts reimburse for the handicapped bus used for local students.
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Education board faces child pickup dispute action
Board President Don Binnie promised a Friday decision after meeting Beatty. The Koehns, who have state agreements to pick up the child, cannot arrange morning transport due to a younger sleeping child. Sue Enyedy proposed a Brewster Street bus run, but the motion failed. The family will seek state mediation if unresolved.
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Red Brigade chief Corrado Alunni arrested in Milan
Milan police arrest Corrado Alunni, alleged leader of the Red Brigades, in a Milan apartment raid. Investigators say a false name was given, with seized guns, explosives, forged passports, and documents found. Some witnesses had identified him as Moro kidnappers, though warrants remain contested.
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Mountain Jack to open at Midway Mall next year
Boar's Head Restaurants will open Mountain Jack a mid price steak and fish house with a cocktail lounge early next year at Midway Mall in Cleveland area The 10000 square foot restaurant will sit near Holiday Inn and Sears The rustic decor will feature stuffed animals and mountain style mannequins The menu similar to Boar's Head outlets starts at 6.95 with full dinners including steak and fish Target opening is March 1979
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Rustler Steak House
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Government to push second opinions for nonemergency surgery
Washington officials unveiled a major program urging patients to obtain second opinions before nonemergency operations such as gall bladder cataract uterus tonsil and other procedures. The plan funds second opinions in Medicare Medicaid and other cases, backed by a toll free number and ads, amid controversy over 1974 figures of 2.3 million unnecessary operations costing 3.9 billion dollars. The American College of Surgeons cautioned pilot proof before Medicare rollout.
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Ohio news in brief roundup from Columbus to Cincinnati
A weekend Carter visit to Columbus is postponed a week due to Camp David uncertainty. Ohio considers a dollar check-off funding method for statewide campaigns in 1982. Northwestern Ohio tomato farmers weigh switching crops amid migrant worker tensions and dry weather. A federal judge denies an injunction in the Norfolk & Western strike beyond rail carriers. Funeral mass set for Harry Gilligan, father of former Gov. John J. Gilligan.
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Sovereign Refrigerator
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