Carter Says He Falls Short Of Treaty With Israel
President Carter told the Knesset that a full peace treaty is not yet possible as Israeli leaders seek more flexibility. A violent protest at Bir Zeit University near Ramallah left three Arab students wounded by troops, with an army inquiry announced. Begin and Vance pressed for progress, while U.S. officials warned of delays and cautioned continued negotiations.
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Viet and China trade charges in border war
Western intelligence notes slow Chinese pullback as Hanoi and Beijing trade accusations. Radio Hanoi reports Chinese shelling and looting across six northern Vietnamese provinces while Xinhua cites Vietnamese attacks in Guangxi and on withdrawing Chinese troops. Tass notes alleged civilian massacres and resettlement of ethnic Chinese. Hanoi accuses Laos of Chinese adviser expulsions. Pham Van Dong orders 10 hour work days for mobilization and productivity with military training.
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First Real Examination of Energy Crunch Opens
Washington reports that even with possible Iranian oil returning, gasoline and heating oil will remain tight this summer and next winter. Industry officials say refinery capacity deficits, not Iranian loss, drive shortages. Energy Secretary Schlesinger warns of looming energy-policy reckoning as hearings begin in the Senate Energy Committee. Senator Jackson calls it the first comprehensive examination from A to Z.
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Women Demonstrate for Fourth Day in Tehran
Ten thousand women marched in Tehran for a fourth day protesting Ayatollah Khomeini's vow to curb rights gained under the shah. Demonstrators included students, workers, and housewives. some urged equal rights while others wore or rejected the chador amid government assurances on dress.
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Potholes Hit Area Roads As Winter Ends
Officials explain how potholes form as spring arrives and outline prevention and repair options for drivers. The article on the Area News page discusses causes and remedies for this common nuisance.
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