Peace gamble keeps U S cautious on Middle East
U S officials remain wary of President Carter's peace bid as he heads to Cairo for a week to push a Egyptian Israeli treaty. Egyptian and Israeli leaders express optimism while Washington warns that completing formal action during the trip will be unlikely.
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NATO defector sparks NATO war plans and Luns Nazi ties
East Germany confirms a NATO staff defector in Brussels exposing alleged war plans. NATO disputes claims of real plans while addressing potential damage. ADN cites Lorenzen amid spy roundup unrelated to the defect. Separately in Johannesburg, SA raids hit SWAPO bases as UN ceasefire talks face new strain.
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Executions Reported in Iran on Morals Charges
Six more men in Tehran were executed after two day trials for morals offenses. Earlier reports noted executions in Shiraz and Tehran for sodomy and rape, with floggings reported for drinking alcohol. Deputy PM Entezam denied Bazargan resignation rumors amid government tensions with Islamic committees.
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Blouse sale features deep price drop to five dollars
A fragmented ad notes blouses originally twenty six dollars now reduced to five dollars. The readable text suggests clearance pricing with emphasis on low cost apparel. No specific brand or store name is clearly readable.
Vietnam claims splendid victory as China withdraws
Hanoi says it has forced a Chinese withdrawal while reporting ongoing fighting and Vietnamese victories in Lang Son Cao Bang and Hoang Lien Son. Nhan Dan calls the pullout a retreat amid warnings of punishment for further attacks. International observers question the extent of any redeployment.
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Carter Considers Plans to Help Ride Out Oil Shortage
President Carter weighs an Iran oil cut response using a temporary natural gas surplus from the 1978 energy bill. Hearings begin on gas deregulation, with plans to curb oil imports, conserve energy, boost coal use, and relax some environmental rules as Vietnam intensifies mobilization measures near Lang Son and HoangLien Son.
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Great Easter Egg Contest Opens For Young Readers
Area youngsters from one to nine years old can win cash in The Star second annual Great Easter Egg Contest. Details and an entry blank appear on Page 6. Former Middletown Deputy Michael McCormick comments on a seven percent figure approved by Frederick County School Board for teachers raises in its coming budget.
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