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do 2 The South Bend Tribune, Sunday, September 18, 1977 Dayan changes travel plans TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan unexpectedly broke off a trip to the United States Saturday to come home and confer with Prime Minister Menachem' Begin, raising speculation about a new development in Middle East negotiations. Dayan had spent Friday in Brussels and was expected to leave for New York Saturday. But instead he flew to Paris, spent, several hours at a hotel there and then flew back to Israel. Arriving at Ben Gurion Airport Dayan said he returned to "perform a task in my function as foreign minister." He declined to make any further comment after meeting for more than an hour with Begin. York Dayan on said Sunday he would and leave would for be New in Washington Monday as scheduled.

Israeli officials in Washington said they did not know why Dayan had returned to Israel. His schedule in Washington on Monday calls for talks with President Carter and Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance. There was immediate speculation that Dayan, in talks or meetings in Brussels or Paris, had come up with new information related to his mission to the United States, where he is to take part in U.S.-mediated Middle East peace talks. Israeli Radio said there were reports in France that Dayan had met with Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy, but Jerusalem sources discounted the report.

A spokesman for the Israeli Embassy in Paris said he was unable to explain why Dayan went there, but he denied rumors that the foreign minister stopped over for a secret Middle East peace meeting. The spokesman said Dayan spent several hours in a hotel there. Israeli radio reported earlier that Dayan had flown from Paris to New York for next week's crucial talks on the Arab-Israeli standoff in the Mideast. Before that, it had been reported from Brussels that he left the Belgian' capital on a Sabena flight for New York. The Israeli minister was expected to meet with President Carter and Secretary of State Cyrus R.

Vance, cartha indirect, this week and Vance-mediated later to take negotia- part tions with Arab statesmen. Dayan had flown to Brussels Thursday for meetings with European Jews, Common Market officials and Israeli ambassadors in Europe. Israeli radio said security considerations were the official reason given for Dayan's not flying to New York on Friday as scheduled. His wife, Rachel, flew to New York from Brussels Friday night. Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesmen had no immediate explanation for the new change in travel plans.

It was the second time in a month Dayan had made a unexpected stop in Paris while supposedly en route somewhere else. Oh Aug. 22, he surprised reporters at Tel Aviv's Ben-Gurion airport by boarding a plane for Paris when it was thought he was going to London. At that time he spent an afternoon in Paris before flying on to his destination. Lance defends trips Continued from Page 1 against him prove to be basically false, Americans would again have confidence in Lance's character though "it might take a while." Much of the criticism of Lance has focused on bank overdrafts by him and his family, but Carter indicated for the first time that while he doesn't excuse overdrafts, he doesn't consider them as sufficient reason to disqualify someone from public office.

He has had overdrafts himself at times, he said. "I can't say that it is an acceptable thing. But I still don't believe that is an unethical or illegal thing in the banking circles in which I have had to operate," Carter said. His remarks were made Friday and released to the public Saturday. SOUTH BEND Tribune Published Afternoon and Sunday Morning in The Tribune Building.

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All mail subscriptions payable in advance. Mail orders not accepted where carrier service is available. Second-class postage paid at South Bend. Indiana. Saturday saw little of the bickering among committee members that marked previous sessions, but the questions by the senators still were long and rhetorical.

For example, it took Sen. Jacob K. Javits, nearly 20 minutes to ask his first question of Lance. He tried unsuccessfully to get Lance to admit that overdrafts at Lance's bank in Calhoun, for Lance's campaign for governor in 1974 ed banking laws prohibiting loans to the executive officer of the same bank. Lance said, as he had said previously, that he did not consider it a violation and disagreed that the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency had specifically criticized the campaign overdrafts, even though the comptroller had imposed a restrictive agreement on the bank not to permit such overdrafts in the future.

Lance's staunchest defender on the panel, Sen. Sam Nunn, said he didn't think the panel had uncovered anything really damaging to Lance, nor had it found that Lance had withheld any significant information at his earlier confirmation hearing in January, as some senators have charged. NOBLE PONTIAC U.S. 31 So. Niles, Mich.

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Rain Cold Worm Date from Showers Stationary Occluded NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE. NOAA, U.S. of Commerce SHOWERS COMING Saturday afternoon's sunny skies should give way to showers today through the Midwest. Temperatures should remain comfortably warm. AP to bring tang of fall will get nippy this week in nightsnows were forecast for the Temperatures will dip into higher elevations of the northern and 40s, and perhaps lower, about central plateau regions.

And cold air and Thursday to bring a moving in a front extending from fall weather to come. Days Arizona to Minnesota was expected mostly fair, but coolish, with to bring freezing temperatures to more than 70. parts of the Rocky Mountain region. parts of the country are recovering from minor flooding caused by heavy rains Saturday. Rivers ran high in North Carolina, Iowa and Missouri but waters are expectad to recede through the weekend.

Diehard rains waterlogged much of the nation Saturday, while New Eng. land was enshrouded in drizzle and soupy fog. Judging by reports from the West, winter is slowly moving in. Over- Weather Nights Michiana. the mid Wednesday tang of will be highs no Other There is a 70 per cent chance of showers and thunderstorms through tonight.

Highs today around 80. Lows tonight in the mid to upper 50s. Considerable cloudiness and cooler Monday with a chance of showers and highs in the low to mid 703. SOUTHWESTERN MICHIGAN Variable cloudiness with scattered showers and thunderstorms though Monday. Highs near 80 today and in the mid 70s Monday.

Lows tonight in the upper EXTENDED OUTLOOK Tuesday through Thursday: Little or no precipitation expected Tuesday and Wednesday. Chance of showers around Thursday. Cooler period, with minor day-to-day temperature changes. Highs mainly in the 60s and near 70. Lows near 60 Tuesday and in the mid 40s to near 50 Wednesday and Thursday.

High and low temperatures recorded by the National Weather Service at South Bend during the 24 hours ended at 7p.m. EST Saturday: 77 at 4:30 p.m. Saturday and 63 at 6 a.m. Saturday. Precipitation recorded by the weather service at South Bend during the 24 hours ended at 7 p.m.

EST Saturday: .02 of an inch. September total: 5.89 inches. September normal: 3.07 inches. Annual precipitation since Jan. 1, 1977: 34.93 inches, 8.36 inches above normal.

Sept. 19: Sun rises, 6:29 a.m. EST; sets, 6:48 p.m. EST. Tornadoes consistent The town of Codell, was hit by tornadoes on May 20 in 1916, 1917 and 1918.

If Quick focus Indiana Michigan Authorties push search BLOOMINGTON Authorities are following up all possible clues, but have made no progress in their search for an Indiana University coed missing since early this week, Indiana State Police Sgt. Jim Graves said Friday. Ann Louise Harmeier, 20, was last seen Monday morning getting out of her car along Indiana 37 abmut two miles north of Martinsville. Miss Harmeier had been traveling from her home in Cambridge City to a class at IU. "We're following up all leads," Graves said, "but right now we don't really have anything to go on." "We can trace her right to the vehicle," he said, but added no one has reported seeing her after she got out of her car, which had broken down along the highway.

She was as reported missing Tuesday by her mother, who spotted her daughter's car while driving toward Bloomington. Robbery suspect killed INDIANAPOLIS A robbery suspect who was shot to death by police on Friday had pulled a revolver and was fleeing the police said. David R. Adams, 24, Indianapolis, was fatally wounded by officers who tried to serve a warrant charging him with robbing $81 from a city variety store. Detective Sgt.

James Alfrey said Adams was shot after he bolted from the house, jumped over a side-porch railing and drew the revolver. Alfrey said Adams never, had a chance to fire his weapon. Death sentence for dogs GRAND RAPIDS A death sentence faces five mongrels that killed and terrorized livestock on a Kent County farm for months. Jack Todd, who owns a small farm southwest of Greenville, said the dog pack killed 14 chickens, two geese, crippled a pet duck, tried to chase down and calf, and slaughtered his children's pet rabbits: Five members of the 13-dog pack were captured this week. A sixth fled but Todd said he and neighbors have killed or captured all the others.

Todd admitted shooting some of the animals himself. "What am I going to-do when I see a dog running away with a chicken in his mouth? I'm not proud of what I did, but I felt it was necessary." Mark Miller, the Kent County dog warden, said the captured animals showed signs of malnutrition and parasites, "all the symptoms of abandoned farm Miller said Friday he is uncertain when the captured animals will be killed unless someone claims them. He said the county animal shelter has three to four calls each month about dog packs killing livestock. TODAY City Albuquerque PtCloudy Anchorage Cloudy Atlanta PtCloudy Birmingham Clear Boston Rain Charlotte, N.C... PtCloudy Cleveland Cloudy Columbus Dallas Clear Denver Cloudy Des Moines Rain Detroit Cloudy Honolulu Clear.

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