Vance Heads for Middle East to Seek Palestinian Peace
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance heads to the Middle East to press for concessions on the Palestinian issue and to resume the Geneva peace conference by year’s end. His itinerary includes Israel Egypt Lebanon Jordan Saudi Arabia and Syria as he seeks a just and lasting peace amid decades of Arab Israel hostility.
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Lebanon
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Israel
Carter
Middle East
N Y Times News Service
Washington
Ford
Walt Wurfel
White House
Patricia R. Harris
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Wurfel
Joseph Califano
Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
Congressional
Wurtfel
Geneva
Palestine Liberation Organization
U.S
PLO
Gulf of Suez
State Department
United States
Palestinian National Council
United Nations
Desegregation Proposal for City and Suburban Schools
The U S S Civil Rights Commission urges desegregation across city and suburban borders to curb racial and economic segregation in big city schools. The report, backed by findings from a three year study, argues travel time need not increase and cites past housing policies as drivers of current patterns. It also notes court-busing debates and calls for broader policy changes to promote equal schooling opportunities.
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Washington
USS. Civil Rights Commission
Commission
Bipartisan Commission
Gerald R. Ford
Carter Hosts Warm State Dinner with Mexican Leaders
President and Mrs. Carter hosted a modest state dinner for Mexican President Jose Lopez Portillo and his wife, featuring Amy Carter and pianist Rudolf Serkin. Amy drew attention for reading a book at table while Mrs Lopez Portillo performed Chopin pieces. The menu favored American dishes and no hard liquor, with several traditional ceremonial elements trimmed.
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Carter
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Rudolf Serkin
Mexico
Jose Lopez Portillo
Amy
Lopez Portillo
Misty Malarky Ying Yang
Carters
Lopez Portillos
Misty
University of Michigan
Lopez Porillo
Serkin
Mendelssohn and Beethoven
Godwin Says Budget Bill Needs More Than House Plan
Virginia Governor Mills Godwin urged the Senate Finance Committee that the House budget bill does not go far enough to meet growing state needs. He pressed for possible new revenue sources, urged a 75,000 state employee cost of living raise, and warned of potential local aid cuts if revenue projections falter. He supported a highway fund loan but opposed further raiding it and called for careful balance to avoid layoffs.
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Mills Godwin
Virginia Senate Finance Committee
House of Delegates
Godwin
Virginia
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Special Highway Fund
Department of Corrections
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Adelard Brault
Fairfax
Senate Finance Committee
Edward E. Willey
Front Royal Council Adopts New Garbage Policy
The Front Royal Town Council approved a new garbage collection policy at its meeting last night. Frigid conditions slowed progress on the Redbud Run Abrams Creek Sewer Plant over the past weeks.
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Redbud Run- Abrams Creek
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