Carter May Add Cairo To Itinerary
President Carter weighs a Cairo stop on his six nation foreign tour with Israel, Egypt, and Saudi talks ongoing. Sadat says he is disappointed and embarrassed by Carter remarks on Palestinian statehood.
30 Dec 1977
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1977
Page
1
President Carter weighs a Cairo stop on his six nation foreign tour with Israel, Egypt, and Saudi talks ongoing. Sadat says he is disappointed and embarrassed by Carter remarks on Palestinian statehood.
U S intelligence indicates France is moving toward developing its own cruise missile within five to ten years amid NATO and US-Soviet talks on arms control. France’s independent nuclear forces and history with NATO shape the cautious outlook, with final decisions not yet made but substantial work and component production already underway.
Soviet TU95 Bears approached the U S air defense zone off Virginia and North Carolina on December 14 prompting Langley AFB interceptors. The planes did not enter U S airspace, but were tracked for about two hours north to New Jersey before turning south toward the Carolinas.
President Carter met Polish leader Edward Gierek in Warsaw after wreath ceremonies at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier the Nike statue and the Warsaw Ghetto monument under snowy skies. He planned a live news conference on human rights and discussed Polish emigration credits with Gierek as Brzezinski noted Poland's relatively good rights record but slow emigration improvements.
George M. Stoddart profiles Ben Belchic who arrived in Winchester during the 1930s downturn and taught at Lamps School on Mt Williams Road. He spent over 40 years in the area, inspiring students, collecting memories, and leaving a lasting sense of local history.
Washington lawyers face little disruption after Carter's first year in office. A dozen interviews show judges and partners view government changes as temporary while the legal world remains a stable, growing force due to ongoing regulatory initiatives. Firms with GOP ties lose some business. Strauss's firm expands, though he is no longer affiliated.
An in depth story on Clarke County's Trap Hill Subdivision appears on the Area News Page today. The feature explores local development and residential provisions with photos.
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