Dayan and Carter Agree Tentative Geneva Peace Formula
Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan and President Carter announced a tentative formula for a Middle East peace conference in Geneva. The plan emphasizes that 1967 and 1973 UN Security Council resolutions remain the basis for resuming talks, while the American-Soviet declaration is not nullified but sidelined.
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Warren County approves literary loan for high school renovation
Warren County Supervisors vote 4-0 to authorize preparation of detailed drawings for the high school renovation and allow the School Board to complete loan papers. The plan covers cafeteria gym and library upgrades as part of a 5.8 million building program with 550 thousand still slated for a state literary loan.
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Gas Deregulation Challenge Hits Carter Energy Plan
The Senate voted 50-46 to deregulate natural gas prices as part of a broader energy bill, a setback for President Carter. Carter denounced the measure as unacceptable while supporters predicted continued controls at higher prices amid House proceedings and a conference committee plan.
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Dock Strike Could Expand Across All Cargo
A five day old dock strike by East and Gulf Coast longshoremen may widen to a general strike if no deal with shippers by Monday. ILA leader Anthony Scotto warns of possible Taft Hartley implications. New Orleans workers vow to extend action despite pleas to limit to containerized cargo. Federal mediator Wayne Horvitz convenes Washington talks as ILA presses for pension and welfare guarantees amid automation fear.
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Canal Treaty Needs Clarification Amid Panama Dispute
Senate debate centers on defense language in the canal treaty as Senator Bob Dole cites a confidential cable. Panamanian negotiator Carlos Lopez Guevara warned against intervention terms, arguing Panama would not permit U.S. forces to defend neutrality after the 2000 turnover. The cable notes Panama’s position contrasts with remarks by Cyrus Vance Sol Linowitz and Gen. George S Brown.
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Frederick County Taxpayer Forum Draws Board of Supervisors Candidates
About 25 residents attended a Frederick County Taxpayer Forum to meet candidates for the Board of Supervisors. Photo and full details appear on the Area News Page Against Pumping. Stephens City council opposed proposed Shenandoah River pumping to Northern Virginia.
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