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frlday, march 2, 1979
(MBQaqsEiEai Begin criticizes U.S. stance on; Egypt
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Washington-President Carter, frustrat
ed. Impatient and already supporting key
Egyptian, demand i. opens new Mideast
peace talks Thursday night with Israeli
Prime Minister Menachem Begin.
The outlook for wrapping up a treaty
did not appear bright as Carter prepared
for what he says will be "a frank discussion
of the issues.
Before flying here, Begin criticized the
United States for supporting Egyptian pro
posals he said "were totally unacceptable
to Israel.
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Modest reorganization
Washington-President Carter, yielding
to anticipated political opposition, Thurs
day announced modest reorganization plans
that would transform the Interior Depart-
ment into a bigger Department of Natural
Resources.
In the second of two plans that will go
to Congress, Carter also proposed to con
solidate domestic economic development
programs in the Commerce Department.
The president's decision capped two
years of bitter battles among Cabinet
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He also called on the United States to
work to change Egypt's positions on the re
maining issues.
The American delegation should think
again and change their attitude, he said
before boarding an El Al flight to London
and New York. "I believe ii is the duty of
the United States to convince the
Egyptians to change their attitudes.'
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