Sadat Visits Damascus to Garner Syrian Backing for Israel Trip
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat flew to Damascus to win support for his plan to visit Jerusalem as Hafez Assad met him amid heavy security. Syrians, wary of bypassing Palestinian interests, urged a united Arab stance and questioned the Geneva conference approach.
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Weather cautions as virus season looms
Health officials warn warm weather can spark complications for recovering patients of a cold. Dr. Hatfield urges rest and fluids to prevent secondary bacterial infections like pneumonia. Dr. Richardson notes no abnormal rise in viral infections but confirms seasonality. In Seoul, a coal mine fire kills three and traps 48 miners.
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Shah Visit Ends as Police Keep Rival Rallies Separate
Demonstrators on Tuesday's clashes near the White House gave way to smaller, more orderly protests as police kept pro shah and anti shah groups apart across Pennsylvania Avenue. The shah met Carter then planned a luncheon with Mondale and a Capitol Hill briefing before departing for Paris.
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Farmers Worldwide Rally For Parity And A Strike
A call to unite and strike spreads among independent American farmers led by Colorado based American Agriculture group. Farmers in Washington Nebraska Kansas and Georgia stage marches amid droughts pests and disasters. Dec 14 strike day urges withholding sale of crops and non essential purchases to push for government parity pricing.
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Shenandoah College Hornets open season in invitational
The Shenandoah College Hornets begin their basketball season this Friday at the Shepherd Invitational Tournament. The Shenco preview appears in the Sports Section with details and sketches.
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