Carter greeted by crowds amid push for Mideast peace
President Carter arrived in Cairo on the first leg of a peace pilgrimage and was met by tens of thousands of cheering Egyptians. Anwar Sadat used the visit to issue a blunt call for national rights and freedom for Palestinians as talks toward a Egypt Israel treaty face stubborn obstacles.
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Carter's Middle East trip draws mixed world reaction
Diverse global response marks Carter's Cairo mission with Arab leaders denouncing talks and Israel's Begin hinting at a near term treaty. Arafat calls for Palestinian actions while Sadat and Carter promote a comprehensive peace, amid celebrations and dove ceremonies in Cairo.
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Chinese Withdrawals Slow Amid Frontline Attacks
Vietnam said China was withdrawing very slowly and in small numbers while mounting new attacks and occupying more land. Hanoi Radio accused Chinese troops of looting and burning, and artillery shelled Lang Son as analysts reported cautious pullouts and potential negotiations over South China Sea islands.
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Food Price Surge Continues As Wholesale Rates Climb
February wholesale prices rose 1 percent, the second straight monthly gain, with beef and veal easing from January but vegetables pork sugar fruit and fish rising. Shoes tires gasoline and drinks also jumped. food at wholesale up 1.6 percent for February, signaling higher retail costs ahead.
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Iran to Cut Oil Production Aims for 3 Million Bpd
The new Iranian government says production will fall to about 3 million barrels per day from 6 million under the shah and prices will be set with OPEC as a floor. Iran plans to sell above OPEC prices whenever possible, resumes sales to Japan at around $20 a barrel, and remains a militant OPEC member.
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Lone Oak Restaurant budget rises 6.6 percent
Clarke Compass reports Lone Oak Restaurant's budget increased by 6.6 percent over this year's figure. Details and a breakdown appear on the Area News page, while a Living section feature explores designer jeans trends influencing local spending.
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