Begin Unhappy Israel May Ask Treaty Revisions
Israeli Cabinet meets over a 10 page draft peace treaty with Egypt amid Begin reservations on military Sinai and normalizing relations. U S sources say a clause tying resolution of Palestinian issues to the treaty is under discussion. In Pearland Texas a gas line explosion injures 36 near a mobile home park and evacuation follows.
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Egypt
Menachem Begin
Begin
Washington
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Ezer Weizman
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Sinai
Kurt Waldheim
Pearland, Texas
Houston
Linda Jewell
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Community agencies highlighted in Our Town feature
The Our Town section spotlights two beneficiary agencies of the United Fund drive. Chuck Smith and Kenneth Stiles continue their exchange over the school board selection referendum on the November 7 Frederick County ballot. Front Royal Town Council creates an historic district.
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Our Town
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Kenneth Stiles
Frederick County
Front Royal
California brushfires destroy homes near Los Angeles
Fires raged near Los Angeles destroying at least 100 homes and burning about 33 000 acres. Wind driven walls of flame reached 100 feet as residents fled along canyon and coast roads. Firefighters faced severe conditions with panicked residents clogging roads amid mass evacuations.
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Angoura
Irene Cook
Sherman Oaks Community Hospital
Elwood Reed
San Dimas
Mandeville Canyon
Mojave Desert
Agoura
Santa Monica Mountains
Pacific Palisades-Malibu
Malibu
Oceanside
Albert Street
Black church leaders urge turnout for Miller in Virginia race
Norfolk bishops and Tidewater ministers rally support for Democratic Senate candidate Andrew Miller, labeling John Warner as racist and urging pulpits to mobilize Black voters in Norfolk and Portsmouth. Miller rails against Warner on defense and port policy as others tout conservative backing.
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L. E. Willis
Third Jurisdiction
Church of God In Christ
Miller
John Warner
Portsmouth
Willis
John H. Foster
Shiloh Baptist Church
Tidewater Area
Potomac News
Prince William County
Virginia
Daily Review
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Hopewell News
Warner
Food Dealers Association
Roanoke
Richmond
Hampton Roads
Mills Godwin
Godwin
U.S
Virginians
Navy
Harry F. Byrd Jr
India
John Dalton
Byrd
Senate
Ted Kennedy
Tom Byrd
Sen
Henry Howell
Dalton
Howell
John Warren Cooke
Carter Outlines Inflation Fight Plan In TV Address
President Carter will present a new inflation battle plan tonight featuring wage and price guidelines and tighter government spending. The plan targets 7 percent wage and 5.75 percent price limits, with possible appointment of Alfred E. Kahn to lead, and expands monitoring by the Wage and Price Stability Council.
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Carter
White House
Alfred E. Kahn
Civil Aeronautics Board
Kahn
Robert S. Strauss
Council On Wage and Price Stability
Jody Powell
Camp David
Chemical Bank of
New York City
Neutron Arms Issue Discussed in London Talks
In London, American and Soviet arms negotiators held a frank exchange over President Carter’s decision to keep open the option of producing neutron weapons. The briefing came during Cyrus Vance’s refueling stop after talks at the Kremlin and following discussions with British officials. The session also touched on deadlock in Vienna over force reductions and Geneva talks on underground tests. Brezhnev and Gromyko were involved in the broader negotiating attempts. A year-end signing on a strategic weapons pact remained a possibility.
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