Sadat Breaks Ties With Five Arab Nations Over Peace Move
Cairo AP President Anwar Sadat broke relations with Syria Libya Algeria South Yemen and Iraq after Tripoli backed a confrontation front against him. Egypt pursued peace with Israel alone with U.S. backing as Secretary Vance prepared to urge open mediation and a broader Arab-Israeli settlement. Israel praised Sadat's initiative but hoped Arabs would join for a comprehensive peace.
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Cairo
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Tripoli
Syria
Libya
Algeria
South Yemen
Sadat
Iraq
Palestine Liberation Organization
Feyptian Foreign Ministry
PLO
Voice of Palestine
Jerusalem
U.S
Jordan
Vance
Menahem Begin
London
Tarael
Judge Rules Against FDA in Laetrite Ban Dispute
A U S district judge in Oklahoma City issued a permanent injunction blocking the FDA from enforcing its interstate ban on Laetrite. The judge called the restriction arbitrary and a hardship for cancer patients, prompting the agency to consider an appeal. The FDA contends Laetrite is not exempt from safety rules and plans further review before deciding on next steps.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administrastie
FDA
U.S
Oklahoma City
Luther Bohanon
Jack Wallen
Bohanon
Walden
Laetriie
Illness of Woodworth Delays Carter Tax Bill Outlook
President Carter faces possible delays to a major tax cut bill next year due to the illness of Laurence Woodworth a top Treasury adviser in critical condition after a stroke. Woodworth has been Carter’s chief tax adviser and a key link to Congress guiding tax legislation and analysis across the Senate Finance and House Ways and Means committees. His absence concerns lawmakers as they attempt to assemble energy taxes and other measures this year.
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Washington
Carter
Treasury
Congress
Laurence Woodworth
Newport News
Woosworth
Woodworth
Moray
Russell H. Long
D-La
Senate House
Congressional Joint Committee On ‘Taxation
Senate Finance Committee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Weodworth
American prisoners interviewed in Mexico for exchange
In Mexico City authorities began interviewing 235 American inmates to determine eligibility for return under a prisoner exchange program. The first plane will depart Friday with 38 women and several men. a second flight follows Saturday and rest of eligible male prisoners travel by air. Transfers may expand to February. US Consul Vernon McAninch expressed cautious optimism as magistrates assess voluntary repatriation and advise prisoners of rights while certifying consent.
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Mexico City
Mexico Cty
Americana
Ozico
Mer
Tiwana
San Diego Metropolitan Correctional Institution
Vernon McAninch Sai
Mexico
United States
Uis- Teiet
Peisoner
Lottery roundup from Baltimore and Pittsburgh AP reports
Daily lottery results from Baltimore and Pittsburgh were announced with numbers for the Pennsyva gace daily draw. The reported numbers included 243 as the winning selection in the summary of the morning drawings.
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Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Mar- Sete
Eae ‘Say
Courageous boy returns to school with mask on burn scars
Keith Bulin, 12, returns to Tierra del Sol Junior High wearing a nylon suit and a helmetlike mask after a February gasoline explosion left him with third degree burns over 85 percent of his body. Doctors and teachers brief classmates to prevent teasing while Keith resumes skating and bike riding with his family and friends remaining supportive.
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EL Cajon
Calif
Keith Bulin
Keith
Maxine Holin
Tierra del Sol Junior High School
Saul Amerling
Kevin Opheim
Father of three babies blinded after $90 robbery in Chicago
Jose Osorio, a father of three, was left blinded when two youths robbed him of $90 and his car on the North Side. He described being forced to lie face down, a gunshot to the skull ending his sight. Police say Hector Torres, 18, and another teen were arrested and charged with armed robbery and attempted murder.
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Keith
Shrine Horn Center
Galveston
Texas
Chicago
Jose Osorio
Osorio
Therme
Csarlo
Know
Hector Torres
Forres
Guerlo
Long history of Arab dissension spans decades of rivalry
Beirut datelined AP report outlines a long history of Arab dissension since World War II. It traces leftist and rightist blocs, Nasser's rise, clashes with pro Western regimes, uprisings in Iraq and Lebanon, and persistent Arab conflicts including the 1967 and 1970 wars, with shifting alliances among Egypt, Syria, Iraq, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia.
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Beirut
I.chanof
Betwen Eggard
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Radiewlam
Theal
Ray
Faroukr
SPS
Abdel Nasser
America
John Féster Dulles
Egypt
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Borden
Iraq
Nasser
Cates
Suen
Peana
Britain
France
Bael
Soviet Union
United States
Abdel Karim Kassem
Baghoad
Faisal
Mead
Jordan
Hussein
Falsal
Iray
Kassem
Beg
Cfuil
Yemen
Arabia
Kuwait
Eastern
Syri
Femonth
Baytim 10
Rassem
Abe Lebles
North Africa
Kager
Muammar Whadaty
Algeria
Sharv
Meeoeoo
Meyorltana
Vance to Visit Mideast to Boost Cairo Talks
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance heads to the Middle East to strengthen Egypt's direct negotiations with Israel and encourage Arab states to keep an open mind on Cairo negotiations. The trip aims to ease Syria’s stance despite Syria’s ongoing reluctance to join Sedat’s peace approach and to set the stage for broader regional talks in Lebanon Jordan and Saudi Arabia.
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Syria
Libya
Algeria
Sadat Bu
Faypt
Golan Heights
Israel
Tran
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Egypt
Cyn R. Vance
Middle East
U.S
Cairo
Vance
Lebanon
Begyat
Washington
Cyrus BR. Vance
Tsrmel
United States
Vonpieltion
Trent
Damances
Potog
Saudi
Aratia
Fragmentary notice from a distant civic bulletin
A garbled OCR fragment references dates and places including a Thanksgiving Day item and a local civic body. The readable bits mention a calendar date and a potential operation or event, but details remain unclear and no coherent actions or named entities can be confirmed.
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