Vance Says U.S. Policy Not Tilting in Mideast Talks
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance tells the AP the United States will not tilt toward Israel or Egypt as peace talks resume. He says Washington could support a settlement under the current Israeli government and opposes Egypt’s demand for Israel to relinquish every inch of territory from 1967. He notes the 1967 UN resolution does not specify borders and that borders are for negotiations.
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Correction notice for sale prices and product listings
A correction item for the Star insert: Cover Girl Mascara price should be 1.09, Handi-Wrap 39 cents, masking tape 99 cents regular and 44 cents sale. Dr Scholl's sandals may vary by store with no rain checks. Page 12 transposed images for Black & Decker Trimmer Nos 8209 and 8206.
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Americans Eat Less Candy in Record Low Year
The Commerce Department reports Americans averaged 15.4 pounds of candy last year, the lowest since 1939. Higher prices and smaller bars help explain the drop, with candy bars remaining the dominant 29 percent of sales and about 240 bars per person. Sugar concerns and ads on children’s TV also factor into shifts toward sugar substitutes.
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Monaco Wedding Privacy Shrouds Royal Ceremony
Princess Caroline weds commoner Philippe Junot in civil rites at Monaco palace with 40 relatives and 600 spectators, barred press, later Catholic mass for 100 guests. Distinguished attendees include Grace Kelly era figures, Sinatra, Niven, Gardner, Grant, Niarchos, and Umberto of Italy. Security tight around the ochre walls.
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Brooke divorce case to be reopened for new trial
In Cambridge Massachusetts lawyers for Sen Edward W Brooke and his wife Remigia sought to settle out of court but failed. The two year old divorce case moves toward a new hearing before the end of July though the probate judge warned the schedule is tight.
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Lawrence P. Perera
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