Sadat views peace talks with Israel as heading wrong
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat told NBC that Israeli talks suffer from old security ideas and are losing direction while agreeing with President Carter to resume negotiations via a U.S. intermediary. He urged broad talks after principles are set and noted U.S. role as friend to both sides. Sadat also pressed for U.S. arms to Egypt to counter regional threats.
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City and County Approve Joint Facilities Study Plan
Mayor Stewart Bell Jr and S Roger Koontz signed to proceed with a city county joint facilities study. A 13 year annexation moratorium dispute was settled, with first committee meetings planned this week and next. Financing debates focus on split costs between county and city.
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Settlement of Strike Said Possible Today
United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller indicated a tentative settlement in the 63 day coal strike could be reached at Monday’s meeting with the bargaining council. A few issues remained. a ratification vote would take about 10 days once approved. No disturbances were reported in coalfields as miners headed toward Kentucky and a Louisville and Nashville freight train halted to avoid a picket line.
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The Star Wire Warren Highlights Local Outlooks
Page notes show Front Royal building decor featured with photos and details in the weekly Wire from Warren. Page 15 reports Frederick County Extension Service status to be discussed at the Frederick County Board of Supervisors meeting tonight. Page 15 carries a report on area dropout concerns with alarming details.
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Snowstorm Closes Schools and Delays Travel Across Northeast
A major snowstorm swept the Middle Atlantic and Northeast with 6 to 20 inches expected as winds hit 40 mph. City areas saw several inches by morning. NYC suburbs faced up to 20 inches. Many schools closed or closed early while commuter trains and buses faced delays. Temperatures ranged widely nationwide.
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Schools Close Amid Another Winter Storm Across Counties
The region endures a fourth winter storm with 2 to 3 inches of fresh snow and winds. Frederick, Warren, Page, Shenandoah, and Clarke County schools cancel or delay classes while Winchester schools open on a one hour delay. Lord Fairfax Community College day classes are canceled. Road crews report up to three inches in Clarke and Warren Counties with hazardous travel conditions.
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Winter Storm Adds Snow Across Southwest Virginia
A new winter system dropped up to six inches of snow in far southwest Virginia while sparing most urban areas. Buchanan County saw the heaviest fall as Red Cross and county officials continued delivering food and fuel to isolated families. Depths ranged from a trace to six inches with four inches in Wise County and two to three inches in Winchester area. lighter totals elsewhere including Bristol, Galax, Grayson County and parts of northern Virginia, Richmond, and Fredericksburg. Staunton and Waynesboro reported only a dusting.
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Dalton Ready to Fight HEW in Supreme Court over Virginia Mixing Plan
Virginia Governor John Dalton said he is prepared to take the desegregation plan to the U.S. Supreme Court and asked the General Assembly for 250000 to fund the fight against HEW threats to cut federal funds. He defended higher per student spending at Norfolk State and criticized HEW quotas while outlining other state issues and weather aid.
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