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Carter Greets Sadat Washingtonishington (UPI)Fupil - Egyptianrtrvnhnr inside today Area news . .1-3-B Family...........3-A Classified .. .6—8-B MACC news... 6-A Comics...........9-B MCC calendar . 9-A Abby .... 9-B Obituaries ... 10-A Editorial ....... 4-A Sports..........4-^B PHICEj f if t e e n c e n ts Search for Mideast solution Carter greets Sadat WASHINGTONiSHINGTON (UPI)fUPIl - EgyptianRtrvnHnr. _ . President Anwar Sadat was greeted hope a solution will be “reached this House with Vance, nationai security year” and said he was “looking disarmament” and tried to recant in the rain by President Carter today adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski, top pledges Gerald Ford made to Soviet and said the Palestinian issue must forward to an opportunity” to go to U.S. arms negotiator Paul Warnke Egypt. He went outside to shake leader Leonid Brezhnev in be resolved to avoid wasting “this and Vice President Walter Mondale. Vladivostok in 1974. golden opportunity” for peace in hands with Sadat in the rain, but Later, Carter and Vance spoke weather forced the formal “Our proposals were not a shock to Middle East. with reporters in the Rose Garden the Soviet leaders,” he said, “but After Carter welcomed Sadat to welcoming ceremony into the White and said they were optimistic about House East Room, they obviously require a great deal of the White House, the two men began arms limitations, even though Soviet careful and long-term negotiations.” the first of three days of talks. Each Speaking before Sadat made his leaders rejected the two U.S. statement. Carter said the United Vance told reporters the Russians has voiced hope that this year will proposals advanced in Moscow. “indicated very strongly that they provide a stable peace between Arab States would strive for a Mideast “We’re determined to succeed, if settiement and observed, “We un­ wished to keep the talks going. and Jew. it’s humanly possible, to have perma­ “Arms control is a business that is Sadat, the first Arab leader to visit derstand that common ground upon nent friendship with the Soviet Union which that peace might be brought.” not accomplished overnight,” Vance the White House since Carter and to have drastic reductions in in­ said. “Now we are talking about real became President, said he was Although no major agreements ternational dependence on atomic were reached in Moscow during arms control where we are trying to pleased by indications that Carter un­ weapons,” the President said. get at the heart of the problem and derstood the importance of solving Secretary of State Cyrus Vance’s trip Vance said he hoped Soviet leaders iast week, both sides did agree to really reduce the num ber of the question of a homeland for would reconsider their rejection of weapons.” meet again next month in Geneva Palestinians. the proposals "once they reflect on Reflecting on the talks, Vance said, “I am sure that you concur with and the Middle East was given a high them.” priority for negotiations. “No one can say that one never me that it would be a grave mistake The Communist Party newspaper, makes miscalculations," but that “I to waste this golden opportunity to Carter met for two hours Sunday in Pravda, said Sunday Carter and think we proceeded in a fair and ap­ 4 put an end to a state of affairs that the private quarters of the White Vance proposed "nearly complete propriate way.” has plagued our area for decades,” said Sadat in his welcome speech. “No progress whatsoever can be achieved so long as this problem remain^unsolved,” Sadat said. Imports shift to Mideast Carter will meet with other Arab WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Exporting, Countries was supplying leaders this spring. He has already" of oil imports to the United States in­ United States is shifting rapidly 83 per cent of the average 7.4 million creased to 38 per cent, up from 22 per met with Israeli Prime Minister away from Canadian and Venezuelan barrels a day of oil imported to the Yitzhak Rabin. cent before the 1973 embargo,” and oil toward imports from the Middle United States by the end of 1976, the FEA spokesman said. Carter said recently at a town East and Nigeria, the Federal report said. It said in 1973, by con­ "The increased imports from Arab Colorful background meeting in Clinton, Mass., he felt it Energy administration said today. trast, OPEC supplied 70 per cent of and Nigerian producers would be necessary to recognize a A new FEA analysis said oil the total 6.3 million barrels of daily resulted...from reductions in oil Bill Miller of Phoenix, Ariz., checks the vent inside his hot air Palestinian homeland in order to shipments from Arab producers have U.S. imports. available for export from the balloon before launching his craft in a recent race in Sun City. bring a permanent peace to the doubled in the past four years to 2.8 “The Arab OPEC members’ share Western Hemisphere sources.” He won the race. (UPI photo) troubled Middle East. million barrels a day, while imports “In your public pronouncements in from Nigeria have almost doubled to recent weeks, you came very close to 1.1 million barrels a day. the proper remedy,” said Sadat. During the same period, the report “What is needed is the establishment said, imports from Canada have been Zaire cuts off of a political entity for the cut by more than one-half to 600,(X)0 Palestinians” so they “can be a com­ barrels a day and imports from News summary munity of citizens, not a group of Venezuela have been reduced by one- refugees.” third to one million barrels a day. ties with Cuba Carter toid Sadat he held out his Compllad from Unitod P n tt IntorMtlonal The Organization of Petroleum KINSHASA, Zaire (UPI) - Zaire commander-in-chief of Zaire's A has severed diplomatic relations armed forces, told a news conference with Cuba, Kinshasa radio announced Saturday his soldiers had seen State Down payments up today. Cubans, Russians and Portuguese at National The radio said the Zaire govern­ the side of the invading rebels. ment has recalled its diplomatic The Congolese National Liberation HARTFORD — Rep. William R. WASHINGTON — An attorney representatives in Havana and has Cotter, D-Conn., says he will in­ for home buyers Front, which says it controls the says the book-length manuscript asked Cuban diplomats in Zaire to rebel forces, has described the inva­ troduce a bill this week that could detailing an apparent suicide vic­ leave the country. authorize a one-year experiment WASHINGTON (UPI) - Buyers of the central bank said other operating sion as a popular uprising against the P tim ’s relationship with Lee The break was ordered after on sunset legisiation. He said new homes need $5,000 more for a expenses inciuding property taxes, regime of President Mobutu Sese Harvey Oswald contains no sub­ down payment now than they did only Zairean security officers found a Seko, who took power in 1965. most bills would subject all stantial or startling information, fuei and utilities have increased Cuban diplomat in possession of federal programs to reappraisals four years ago, according to the more than 50 per cent since the but the House Assassinations documents concerning the present in­ Mobutu's government drew only on a five-year cycle which could nation’s centr^ bank. energy crisis, Committee wants to look at the vasion of Zaire’s Shaba province, the about 15,000 supporters to the 40,000 be a bureaucratic nightmare if And despite a bigger down pay­ document outlining George De radio said. capacity national stadium Sunday for tried without an experiment. ment, the Federal Reserve Board Mohrenschiidt’s contacts with said the average monthly payment “Although average family income Zairean authorities have accused what had been billed the greatest uni­ Oswald anyway. for mortgage principal and interest has also been rising, it has not kept Cuba of aiding the rebel forces that ty rally ever seen in the country. NORWALK — A Sunday fire is more than $300. pace with such in creases in invaded Shaba — previously Katanga Diplomatic sources said the destroyed about 60 large boats at JACKSONVILLE, F la .'- Ron­ This is 50 per cent higher than the homeowner costs,” the bank said in province — from Angola four weeks relatively small turnout illustrated two Water Street marinas in nie Thomas Nance, 28, of Winter amount paid by new home owners the latest issue of the Federal ago. the low level of public support for the South Norwalk, fire officials said. Garden, Fla., hijacked a Canada- before the Arab oil embargo In 1973, Reserve Bulletin. Gen Bumba Moasso Djogi, embattled government of Mobutu No injuries were reported. bound Greyhound bus carrying 38 which spurred the worst peacetime passengers because he had inflationary cycle of the century. HARTFORD - The WTIC-FM "nothing better to do.” He was The central bank said only high in­ Listeners Guild, a group of 15,000 finally subdued and no one was in­ come families and buyers who classical music lovers, have filed jured despite some gunfire. entered the market with an existing Energy policy takes shape a formal protest with the Federal home to sell have been able to handle WASHINGTON (UPI) - President In a television interview Sunday Communications Commission to MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Nine years the escalating costs of purchase and controls to gas produced and sold prevent the local radio station ago today a bullet fired from a ownership. Carter’s stern new energy proposals (ABC-TV’s Issues and Answers), within the same state. Or possibly a are not due for three weeks yet, but Schlesinger said Carter’s energy from replacing classical music downtown flophouse killed civil selective pricing system to dis­ Yet despite soaring prices and hints and trial balloons, testimony program , to be subm itted to programming with contemporary rights leader Dr.
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