Carter pushes for lasting Middle East peace with open ties
President Carter told a White House meeting of American Jewish leaders there is a chance for a lasting Middle East peace this year and supports open diplomatic relations between Israel and Arab states including ambassador exchange and cross-border travel. He cautioned Arab leaders over an independent Palestinian state and said a final plan is not yet drawn.
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Ambassador gunned down in Paris in Polisario probe
A Mauritanian ambassador to France was shot near his home in Paris by two attackers. He was taken to hospital and survived. The attack, linked to the Polisario Front, follows a history of ambassadorship violence in Paris. Two other ambassadors have fallen victim in recent years. The incident occurred in the 16th arrondissement and involved a car chase to a gas station.
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Man charged in deaths of two children in car arson case
Four men were involved after a car incident in Newcastle Oklahoma where a father delivering newspapers left his vehicle running. The ignited car contained the bodies of Melissa Isaac six and Marlin Isaac four. Michael Creston Moore surrendered hours after the event. Moore faces a second degree murder charge while two Newcastle women were jailed. A friend and another witness were detained in relation to the case.
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Detroit strike ends after tentative yearlong contract
Detroit public services and garbage pickups began returning to normal after a surprise strike by city employees. 19 AFSCME locals representing about 3,000 workers endorsed the settlement reached shortly after 2 am. Bus service slow with 8 percent of morning runs. full service expected soon. Hospital shifts restored by 5 am. police civilian operators back on duty.
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Cocaine deemed modest hazard by NIDA in four year study
Washington AP report summarizes a four year federal study by the National Institute on Drug Abuse. The findings note cocaine poses moderate health risks but could trigger serious consequences if legalized or widely distributed. Estimates show about one million Americans have used cocaine in the past month.
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National Institute of Drug Abuse
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United States
Hard Shell Crabs Fresh Slams and Oysters
A fragmented ad notes a seafood spot offering crabs, slams, and oysters with hours Monday to Friday from 7 AM to PM unclear. Mentions menu items and prices around $0.80 with a May reference and Sunday closing, but details are partial and jumbled.
Clinic Checks Exercise Limits
A Cambridge based clinic run by doctors offers physicals and heart checks to determine how much exercise middle aged workers can safely handle. It assesses fitness levels to decide if they can run a marathon bike ride or simply walk to work.
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Lottery numbers and health survey mix in Maryland and Pennsylvania
Lottery results from Maryland and Pennsylvania appear alongside a health clinic report noting a survey of potential exercisers. The Maryland draw lists several digit combinations while Pennsylvania results include Red White and Blues numbers. The health piece cites Harvard experts urging medical screening before vigorous activity and promotes walking as accessible exercise.
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