King Hussein and Carter Confer on Middle East Policy
Jordan's King Hussein meets President Carter in Washington to discuss the new administration's Middle East policy including Palestinian refugees. Hussein arrived amid a thunderstorm and was greeted by Secretary of State Vance before proceeding to Blair House. The talks follow visits by Rabin and Sadat and aim to restart Geneva peace talks with broad regional considerations.
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Anwar Sadat
Geneva
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State Department
United States
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CBS
Syria enters Beirut crackdown with heavy gunfire and curfew
Syrian troops carried out a search and kill operation in Moslem quarter districts of Beirut causing panic among residents. The mile long battle area was under curfew with ambulances unable to reach casualties as the death toll ranged from 15 to 50.
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Makassed
Arab League
Issam el-Arab
Libya
Energy Gets The Attention Of Congress
Congress begins work on President Carter energy proposals while wrestling with a Republican tax bill plan to provide stimulus. The Senate enters its fifth day of debate amid partisan tensions over tax measures tied to energy policy.
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Congress
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Senate
Americans Leaving Ethiopia Amid Facility Closures
About 300 Americans were expected to depart Ethiopia today as the leftist government closed five U S facilities in Addis Ababa and Asmara. Officials said roughly 100 staff and 200 spouses and children would fly out, with no deadline pressure and access to affected sites.
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U.S
U.S. State Department
State Department
Washington
United States
U.S. Information Service Center
Military Assistance Advisory Group
Naval Medical Research Center
Kagnew
Asmara
Eritrea
Ritrean Liberation Front
Classroom Order Strengthened by Ruling
The U S Supreme Court ruling that a Miami school paddling did not violate the Constitution is seen as strengthening classroom discipline. Teachers and officials debate paddling as a last resort while courts uphold actions in some states. Continued on Page 3.
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Pat Tornillo
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Greater Miami
Tornillo
Dade
Board of Education
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Houston
Pat Lockland
Houston Teachers Association
Supreme Court
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Illinois
Major lead scout featured in Warren Wire weekly
The Star Wire from Warren highlights a prominent lead scout in its weekly Warren Wire feature on Page 7. Graduation details note Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music awarded 140 degrees at yesterday's commencement. An in depth arson story spans the Area News Page. Antique Cars report covers the 19th Apple Blossom Meet and Flea Market at Winchester Recreation Park.
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