Carter and allies end Sunshine Summit with united optics
President Carter and leaders from France Britain and West Germany wrap a seaside summit in Saint Francois Guadeloupe with a show of solidarity amid tensions over arms sales to China and Iran’s crisis. Talks touched on detente with the Soviet Union and Western oil supplies.
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Garrabrandt Wins Eagle Scout Award At Troop 3 Banquet
Star Staff Writer Lt. Governor Charles S. Robb spoke at Boy Scout Troop 3s 50th anniversary reunion banquet in Oakland Maryland. He praised scouting as community service and noted members aged 11 to 77 traveled from far away while presenting the Distinguished Eagle Scout Award to Ray A Garrabrandt for 50+ years in Scouting roles.
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Inside Today's Star sports notes and results
Short recap of Handley activities and yesterday’s loss with terse notes on matchups and performances.
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Noose Tightens Around Phnom Penh as Invasion Advances
Vietnamese forces push toward Phnom Penh since December 25, severing Mekong routes and nearing the capital from multiple fronts. Analysts predict a possible evacuation and countermove as China backs Cambodia and the U.N. prepares a Security Council debate amid reports of crossings and battles along the border.
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Shah Backing of Bakhtiar Cabinet Prompts Call for Mourning
Iranian PM designate Bakhtiar receives Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi’s endorsement at Niavaran Palace as National Front leaders urge a general strike against the regime. State radio declares a national day of mourning for recent anti shah riots in Mashhad.
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Basque terrorists kill couple in northern Spain
In Besain near San Sebastian, gunmen fired 15 shots at a federal policeman and his fiancee early today, killing Antonio Ramirez and Hortensia Gonzalez as they left a nightclub. Authorities link the attack to Basque separatists amid a wave of violence across Spain.
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Snow in Virginia Closes Roads Causes Multiple Crashes
Snow spread across Virginia from the southwest to as far as Richmond causing icy roads and driving hazards. Most areas saw one inch or less with three inches in some mountain spots. At least 24 accidents were reported in Augusta County including a four-vehicle pileup injuring three members of a New Jersey family.
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Egypt to hand US summary of peace demands in current talks
Egypt will submit a summary of its terms for a peace pact with Israel to the United States later today. Foreign Minister Butros Ghali said Washington must initiate new talks and that he could not predict when negotiations would resume. He denied Israeli reports of an immediate shuttle by Cyrus Vance.
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Real Estate Fraud Hearing on Knolls Subdivision Draws Kod
Virginia Real Estate Commission heard seven hours of testimony on misrepresentation and fraud claims against Knolls subdivision developers and real estate agent Ellie Nethers. Kenneth Sites said the charges against the developers are very clearly proven. he noted road maintenance failures violate promises. The hearing officer Edward Johnson will draft a recommendation for the commission, likely to be considered at the February meeting. The Knolls subdivision lies on 16.5 acres with 46 lots, five unsold, sold through R A R Associates formed by Thomas B Rosenberger Frank Arnold and Richard J Rosenberger. first sales occurred in 1972 and 1973. Landowners described hardships and untruths about access to their homes.
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