Peace framework signed by Sadat Begin Carter
In a White House ceremony Sadat Begin and Carter signed Middle East peace accords after 13 days at Camp David. Negotiations on core issues start in two weeks with a three month goal. Palestinians and Jordanians raise questions about participation and West Bank settlements amid U.S. role and future security arrangements.
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Peace pact edges forward as leaders hail new agreement
Arab and Israeli extremists collide over a new pact while Jareeli withdrawal is cited as key. Tears and applause greet peacemakers as U S leaders praise Carter effort. Lorain rabbi hails pact though Arab American calls it a joke. Complete text of agreement appears on A-4 and C-2.
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Camp David peace summit interrupts local TV broadcasts
Three network stations in Cleveland interrupted about 10:30 to 11 p.m. to report the Camp David peace summit results by President Carter and leaders Begin and Sadat. WEWS Channel 5 drew 216 complaints over a Battlestar Galactica premiere break, WKYC Channel 3 saw mixed calls, and Channel 8's Emmy Awards coverage had 25 calls. Alan Alda hosted the Emmy moment and praised TV’s role in news.
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Compromise expected in fight on SMSA status
Regional planning agencies protest possible annexation of Lorain County into Cleveland SMSA after 1980 census. They urge small SMSA funding identity and data access, cite 15 percent commuter rule, and seek alternative criteria like circulation and banking stats.
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Moriarty Wins Best Actor in Limited Series for Holocacet
Michael Moriarty secured the best actor honor for his portrayal of the ruthless Naal officer in Holocacet. The mini series Won 0ix Eamnies tied with the longtime favorite All in the Family, according to AP reports on B-6.
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Framework for Mideast peace outlined with key stages
The framework envisions a five year transition for West Bank and Gaza with full autonomy for residents, while final borders remain unsettled. Israel would withdraw troops and seek normal diplomatic ties, with security zones and settlements still unresolved and Egypt to regain sovereignty in Sinai.
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Temperature Trends and Rain Forecast This Week
The region will see low to mid 80s most of the week with a brief cool spell at week’s end. Record mid-90s from 1915 are not expected to be surpassed. Rain has fallen for four days and will continue today, with clearer weather expected tomorrow.
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Weather outlook: humid, warm with minor rain chances
Partly cloudy and humid tonight and Tuesday with lows in the 60s and highs in the mid 80s. A 20 percent chance of rain persists tonight and Tuesday. Winds from the south southwest at 10 mph or less. Sunday forecast shows 84 high and 64 low. Details on page B-7 as pollen count remains 7.
Eddy guilty in tag theft case in Lorain court
Theodore Eddy, Lorain auto license agent, found guilty in common pleas court of theft in office amounting to about $60,000 after a no contest plea. Trial had been scheduled for Tuesday. Judge Floyd Harris will sentence him, with a possible one year to life term. Eddy’s son Brian Eddy was convicted of theft last month after a similar plea.
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Iran quake toll climbs to fifteen thousand
The 7.7 magnitude quake devastates Iran as health officials estimate more than 15,000 deaths and tens of thousands homeless. Empress Fara visits Ferdows to oversee relief while the shah orders airlifted grains sugar oil and tea. Conservative clergy send aid by truckloads in a show of support.
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