Long Elusive Peace Treaty Sought Again
Egyptian Prime Minister Mustafa Khalil and Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan meet at Camp David under U S auspices to negotiate a peace treaty. Secretary Vance mediates as Carter may join later and invite Sadat and Begin if settlement advances. Key obstacle remains Palestinian autonomy terms.
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Snow Hauling in Downtown After 11 Hour Operation
Eleven hours and thirty workers remove large snow piles from downtown as Winchester implements Snow Plan C. Details appear on Area News page. High heels gain traction but spark medical concerns per Platform clogs feature.
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Chinese and Vietnamese Brace for Major Border Clash
AP reports three divisions of China's elite troops moving toward Lang Son area to cut Vietnamese lines as Vietnam's Radio Hanoi cites heavy fighting near Dong Dang and Lao Cai. Tokyo sources note Soviet ships near South China Sea amid border war.
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Japan Sea
Okinawa
Kazuhisa Ikawa
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Virginia General Assembly Highlights and Key Votes
The Senate Finance Committee backed a budget plan adding 31 million in revenue bonds to 47 million in new money, fueling university projects despite House opposition. Gov. Dalton vetoed the initial bill, signaling a possible override clash as Democrats control the assembly.
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Senate Privileges & Elections Committee
Iran Marxist group cancels march and calls Tehran rally
Iran's Marxist People's Fedayeen canceled a planned march in Tehran after Ayatollah Khomeini banned it. Instead the group urged a rally at Tehran University on Friday inviting all countrymen. Prime Minister Bazargan pledged free operation for parties under the new constitution.
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Freezing Rain Snarls Northern Virginia Highways
Associated Press reports freezing rain made northern Virginia roads a sheet of ice causing hundreds of accidents and near standstill during rush hour. Rain spread statewide though other areas saw scattered effects. Metro remained closed for a third day and buses were pulled off streets until temperatures rose above freezing.
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Marine Held by Iranians After Embassy Attack
Iranian authorities hold Sgt. Ken Kraus of Lansdale Pa a 22 year old U S Marine guard wounded in the embassy attack and plan to try him on charges of firing at Iranians. Deputy Prime Minister Entezam declined to say when or where the trial will occur or the condition of Kraus.
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Enteram
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Lansdale
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Mehdi Bazargan
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Security Committee
Schellenberger
Khomeini
Entezam
Computerized TV Tech Reaches Star Newsroom
The Star adopts five video display terminals transforming news production and printing. editors note resistance exists though initial reaction is subdued with some staff fearing job changes as older Linotype fixtures fade from daily use.
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