Carter Awaits Outcome as Sadat and Begin Speak
President Carter stays in the wings as Sadat and Begin address the Israeli parliament in Jerusalem. White House officials say the US role remains unchanged and aim to push comprehensive peace talks while praising the candor and conciliatory tone of the discussions. Carter notes Sadat’s bid to break barriers and seeks Arab support for a broader peace, warning opposition could fade if leaders see a united approach.
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Sadat Ends Historic Jerusalem Visit with Peace Pledge
President Anwar Sadat left Jerusalem for Cairo after pledging no more war with Israel. Prime Minister Begin echoed the sentiment and stressed continued direct dialogue toward peace. Sadat and Begin received a grand reception at Ben Gurion Airport and in the Knesset, underscoring hopes for lasting peace despite unresolved core issues. A separate bulletin notes a cyclone battering eastern India, with heavy casualties feared and floods spreading through Andhra Pradesh.
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SWCB Hearing on Pumpover Plan Tomorrow in Front Royal
The State Water Control Board will hold a public hearing tomorrow at the Front Royal Fire Hall at 10 a.m. to consider the Shenandoah pumpover and four other options to address Northern Virginia water shortages. The second Front Royal hearing will present sworn testimony for final recommendations to the General Assembly by December 1.
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Former CIA Analyst Alleges Journalists Fed False Info
Former CIA analyst Frank Snepp claims U.S. officials fed select Saigon journalists disinformation predicting a bloodbath after South Vietnam fell. He said reporters trusted leaks shaped by the CIA, though none were CIA employees. He named Keyes Beech McArthur Shaplen Merrick Browne as subjects.
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Deer Hunting Season Opens In Area Today
Clarke County area begins deer hunting season with new season dates and local coverage. Area News page highlights related hunting stories and accompanying photos.
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