Carter urges shared responsibility for world recovery
President Carter called on rich and poor nations to act together in a five point plan to ease inflation create jobs and raise living standards. He urged increased capital flows commodity price stabilization energy conservation and tech development with a U S foundation for collaboration and IMF support.
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Begin Pushes U S Backing for West Bank Stays
Israeli Prime Minister Begin told the Knesset that the United States favors Israeli forces remaining on the West Bank after a peace deal and proposes a referendum offering Arabs of the West Bank and Gaza three options. He warned a PLO state could result and rejected the referendum.
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Doctors' Fees Rise Sharply Warns Wage Council
President Carter's Council on Wage and Price Stability reports doctors' fees rose 9.3 percent last year, 50 percent above consumer prices, with median physician income at 63,000 in 1976. It cites anticompetitive medical practices and licensing controls as key factors behind sustained fee inflation and urges measures to curb future increases. Needlepoint and Crewel Embroidery Classes begin next week at Needlecrafts of Winchester. Marital problems call Concern.
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Clarke County Appalachian Trail rerouted to Blue Ridge path
Clarke County plans shift the Appalachian Trail from the Rt 601 route to a lower ridge near Raven's Lock to Sky Meadows Park. The 20 mile natural path aims to start two and a half miles from Rt 7 and proceeds toward Sky Meadows with land acquisition and funding requiring state and federal support.
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PLO Radicals Vow to Sabotage Cease-Fire
In Lebanon radicals vow no cease-fire, pledging continued hit and run raids south of the Litani River. Arafat says PLO will aid the U.N. peace force but factions claim orders to fire only in response to Israeli attacks. One Israeli soldier wounded, eight guerrillas claimed killed.
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Israel
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U S Steel Increases Prices On Basic Products
U S Steel announced a 10.50 per ton price rise on basic product lines effective April 1 to recover costs from a new soft coal contract. The move raises projected revenues by 2.2 percent and affects sheet steels, structural shapes, plates, tin plate and tube products.
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Stephensburg feature highlights local tale
Frederick South notes Stephensburg as this week’s town focus in the area, with a feature on local life. No Shows reports Stephens City residents failing to attend a meeting about spending potential funds, with more details on Area News. Kites of all shapes and sizes animate springtime hobby coverage with photos and a story.
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