Talks Reported Inch Ahead In Middle East Peace Efforts
Washington reports indicate sixth week of peace talks as Egypt proposes linking a peace treaty to future Palestinian negotiations. Mubarak delivers proposals. Weizman backs continued talks while Egypt pushes a timetable for West Bank and Gaza self rule and elections within a year of ratification.
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Carter aide warns of a deep and lasting low mood risk
Washington AP reports Alfred Kahn warned that failure of anti inflation policy could trigger a deep low mood, rivaling the 1930s Great Depression fear. Carter and officials dispute the likelihood, citing recent recession data and definitions.
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Rhodesia postpones power transfer to April 20
The biracial transition government delays elections from December to April 20 amid internal bickering and intensified guerrilla attacks from Mozambique and Zambia. Leaders cite unfinished constitutional measures and security concerns as the reason for the setback.
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Zambia
Robert Mugabe
Joshua Nkomo
Malaysia Shelves Tow Plan for Hai Hong Refugees
Malaysia temporarily shelved plans to tow the Hai Hong and about 2,500 Vietnamese refugees into international waters to await sanctuary offers from France and Canada. The move aimed to secure promised asylum while diplomats from France Canada and the U.N. agency discuss evacuation options.
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Jones Funeral Home seeks Pleasant Valley Road site
Plans discussed at the Winchester Planning Commission meeting show Jones Funeral Home pursuing a new location on Pleasant Valley Road. The report highlights the planning discussion and potential site details for the funeral home expansion.
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Spy Planes Eye Cuba For Soviet Jet Capabilities
U S spy planes over Cuba scrutinize newly arrived MiG-23 fighters to gauge whether they are built for air defense or have potential offensive uses. Officials say cameras and sensors are assessing weaponization prospects amid Cold War tensions.
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Soviet Leader Denounces US Flight Plans Over Cuba
Kosygin angrily told senators that MiGs sold to Cuba are defensive only. Reports say SR-71 overflights, requiring Carter approval, remain unconfirmed and highly sensitive. US officials note Cuba’s air defenses and past Cuban missile crisis surveillance programs.
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