Israel Cabinet Accepts Carter Compromises On Peace Pact
Israeli ministers approve Carter compromises to enable an Egyptian Israeli peace treaty and set a timetable for Palestinian autonomy talks in Gaza and the West Bank. Gaza liaison officers and direct oil sales terms are settled, with final treaty approval pending Sunday vote.
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Major Mexico City quake rocks capital area
An early dawn quake damaged buildings and spread glass in downtown Mexico City. The Red Cross reported injuries with no deaths yet. Seismological Institute cites magnitude 7 at epicenter about 200 miles southwest of Mexico City, while USGS lists 7.9 near Acapulco, calling it the strongest quake this year.
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No Tax Increase Seen in Frederick
A balanced 1979 1980 budget with no tax increase and a 2 percent countywide cut is before Frederick County Supervisors. Current real estate and personal property tax rates are listed, with school recreation and sheriff budgets reduced. a new budget procedure shifts line item control to departments. A second note details the Mexico City earthquake damage and aftershocks with regional effects and safety impacts.
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Peace edges closer as Egypt Israel reach accords
President Carter announced that all outstanding issues between Egypt and Israel have been resolved after Israel approved two American proposals. Begin and Sadat praised the breakthrough as a step toward a peace treaty with the U.S. mediating and vowing to push ratification amid political challenges at home.
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Reassessment Highlights and Local Tax Implications
Winchester reassessment figures announced with estimated property values and potential tax impact. Area News analyzes what new assessments mean for homeowners and the local tax base.
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Leaders Spar Over Call to Resume Draft
Washington debate centers on reviving conscription as Gen. Bernard Rogers pushes a limited draft with a lottery system. Army Secretary Clifford Alexander says enactment would be unnecessary and harmful to the Army while uniformed services expect renewed registration and possible draft follow?ups.
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