Carter urges peace as Egyptian risk critics push back
President Carter told Egypt's parliament that Sadat's Arab critics favor renewed war and more suffering by opposing the negotiations with Israel. He said a Egypt Israel peace treaty is within reach and urged seizing the opportunity. Egyptian officials warned the deal not yet done and cautioned against concessions on Palestinian self government.
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Carter Appeals for Peace as Egypt Parlia ment Ratifies Pact
President Carter urged flexibility in the Middle East, telling Egypt’s People’s Assembly he is ready to share burden of a peace treaty and will not seek bases. He praised talks, warned against warlike rhetoric, and pledged support for Palestinian rights in a broader peace.
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Iran women walkout clashes with religious zealots in Tehran
Tens of thousands of women in Tehran stopped work to protest limits on freedoms under an Islamic republic. They clashed with armed zealots near the British Embassy, as guerrillas fired into the air to scatter attackers, and several wounded were treated at hospitals.
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Invasions Press Toward Kampala Amid Uganda Crisis
Tanzanian invaders and Ugandan exiles push toward Kampala with Lukaya as deepest penetration 50 miles south of the capital. They report light resistance and no major counterattack. observers note careful advance to pressure Amin while avoiding overextension.
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Infiltrators Killed By Israeli Troops During Carter Visit
Israeli troops killed four Palestinian guerrillas as they tried to cross the Jordan River near the Adam Bridge to mount hostage takings during President Carters Mideast trip. The Front for the Popular Struggle group based in Beirut was blamed for the cross border operation.
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VPI Advances In NCAA Tournament First Round
VPI won its first round game in the NCAA Tournament yesterday marking a successful start to its post season. The report notes the win and the team’s progress in the national bracket.
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Helm named to blue-ribbon panel for Virginia schools chief
Gov. Dalton selects Elizabeth G. Helm to a Virginia search committee to find a successor to retiring Superintendent W. E. Campbell. The group includes state board members Henry Tulloch and Mark Fravel Jr., senators Hunter Andrews and A. Joe Canada Jr., delegates W. L. Lemmon and Ray Garland, with J. Wade Gilley as secretary. The aim is to recommend three or four candidates by early May for a July 1 appointment.
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