Sadat appeals for goodness at Sinai ceremony
President Anwar Sadat urged world peoples to pursue goodness and avoid bloodshed in a Mount Sinai address marking the second anniversary of his Jerusalem trip. He praised Carter and Begin for peacemaking and announced Sinai site openness to all three faiths for worship and pilgrimage.
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Carter Reagan Win Florida Straw Ballots
In Florida the Democratic straw vote shows Carter ahead Kennedy for the 100 delegates. Florida voters will weigh in March 11 in the state primary as both campaigns prepare for a bruising battle in a pivotal southern contest. Reagan leads the GOP straw ballot in Orlando with 66 percent, ahead of John Connolly and George Bush, as Romney rivals and other candidates trail.
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Hostages Freed and Released from Tehran Embassy Siege
Reported by Associated Press several Americans freed and to be expelled from Iran amid Khomeini pressure. One secretary and two Marines flown to Frankfurt for medical checkups while Radio Tehran claimed others would depart later. ABC and NBC questioned the timing amid ongoing demonstrations and threats of trials for remaining captives.
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Army probes massive recruiting fraud scandal forces dozens of firings
The Army reported up to 12,700 soldiers enlisted through fraud or irregular practices over two years. The probe led to 427 recruiters dismissed last year and 324 recruiters removed in 41 districts, plus 103 more for malpractice. Education gaps and illegal coaching were common fraud factors.
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First Change In AFL-CIO Leadership
Washington AP reports Lane Kirkland chosen to become the AFL-CIO president as George Meany steps aside after 24 years as leader. Kirkland, 57, from South Carolina, will head about 14 million unionized workers.
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Redskins Rout Sparks Three Way Tie in Division
Washington Redskins delivered a 34 to 20 win for a three way tie atop their division. The victory followed a season noted for slower early activity in Deer season and lighter hunting turnout per Game Warden David Ramsey.
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