Peace Treaty Near as Sadat and Begin Set Signings
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin prepared to sign a peace treaty at the White House to end 30 years of war. The plan includes a three-version signing and a Cairo Jerusalem ceremony and outlines phased Israeli withdrawal from the Sinai and a Palestinian autonomy process, with U S backing and Carter oversight.
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Carter Admin Backing Israel Egypt With Billions In Aid
The United States pledges about 3 billion dollars in military aid to Israel for Sinai withdrawal and rapid F-16 deliveries, plus a 15 year oil supply and political support. Egypt would receive 1.5 billion in military aid and loans while the World Bank funds an expanded development program with Western Europe and Japan sharing costs.
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Suitcase Bomb At Kennedy Sparks Terrorist Attack Claim
A suitcase bomb exploded in the JFK TWA baggage area injuring four workers and delaying flight 17 to Los Angeles. Omega 7 claimed responsibility, warning similar actions to follow, with blasts also hitting Cuban Program offices in Weehawken and Elmaceen Pharmacia in Union City two hours later.
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Arab World Protests Egypt Israel Peace Treaty with Attacks
Arab foes of the Egypt Israel accord protest with bomb blasts and strikes as King Hussein meets Assad amid planned sanctions. Palestinians in the West Bank Gaza and Lebanon join actions while Damascus embassies face attack and security tightens across the region.
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Amin Said Trapped By Tanzanian Tanks
Tanzanian forces and Ugandan exiles reportedly encircled Entebbe, cutting off Amin from Kampala and the airport as work crews confirmed a clash near Mpigi. Conflicting reports emerged from Nairobi and Dar es Salaam with authorities denying a full breakthrough.
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1979 Winchester Evening Star Leadership Awards Committee Members
The Winchester Evening Star announces the lineup for its 1979 Leadership Awards Committee with details and photos on the Area News page. Feature profiles highlight Jim and Molly Denton and their longtime hiking interest, with Molly’s related pursuits recently published by the Potomac Appalachian. A color photo shows the Area News Fire Company's new fire hall.
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