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Ambassador named
U. S. to mediate tall
United Press International
Robert Strauss, who admits to
being a “high-stakes gambler,” will
be President Carter’s Middle East
ambassador-at-large to mediate
Egyptian-Israeli negotiations on
Palestinian self-rule.
Strauss, one of the few non-
Georgians to penetrate Carter’s
inner circle of advisers, has been the
president’s chief international trade
negotiator — a post he will surren
der shortly.
The normally jovial Strauss was
serious Tuesday as he stood with
Carter and Secretary of State Cyrus
Vance for the announcement.
“No one believes the road to
peace in the future will be any less
arduous than the path we’ve already
followed,” the president said.
“We’ve learned that perseverance,
patience, faith and trust can over
come what appear to be impossible
obstacles.”
During a recent conversation
with a reporter, Strauss admitted he
loves to gamble. “I’m a high-stakes
gambler,” he said. “The more that’s
on the line, the more I like it.”
Th e president’s all-around
trouble-shooter, answering ques
tions after the announcement, said,
“I’ve got a lot to learn.” But he
pledged to tackle .the task with “my
complete dedication.”
Strauss showed a sensitivity when
asked if the fact he is Jewish might
hinder his position.
“I’ve never considered my own
religious origins an obstacle to any
thing, not in this and not in anything
I’ve ever done,” he replied sternly.
“Next question.”
The delicate diplomatic mission
effectively removes Strauss from the
U.S. political arena only months be
fore the presidential campaign gets
fully under way. His knack for unify
ing divided Democrats could be
sorely missed in the event of a pri
mary challenge to Carter.
A wealthy man with Dallas broad
casting interests, Strauss said of all
the positions he has held, his new
assignment is “the most complex,
the most difficult and offers the most
rewards.”
Carter said he considers the mer
curial, smooth-talking Texan a gifted
negotiator capable of takingm I
role the president hims™
played for more than a year.
Carter said he had disci
selection by telephone
Egyptian President Anwar
and Prime Minister Mem
Begin of Israel.
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Bill would sink
underwater lots
United Press International
AUSTIN — Sen. A.R. Schwartz, D-Galveston, is taking aim
unscrupulous real estate salesmen, charging they have sold up
100,000 “underwater lots’ to unsuspecting Gulf Coast residents,
Schwartz’ comments came Tuesday as the Senate approved^)
and sent to the House a bill extending the life of the Texas RealEstal
Commission until 1991 and requiring that citizen members beaddni
to the agency’s governing board.
The proposal, which slipped through the Senate with only mit
opposition, implements a number of the recommendations of (In
Sunset Advisory Commission regarding the Real Estate Commissk
However, Schwartz argued the proposal, by Sen. Lindoj
Williams, D-Galena Park, would not require real estate salesmen!!
tell prospective home buyers if their homes were in danger offlooj
ing because of subsidence or hurricanes along the Texas coast,
“There are another 50,000 to 100,000 people down there who wert
sold some underwater lots and found out about it as recentlyasi
week ago, and I think it’s time the real estate industry took so®
responsibility for deceiving people,” Schwartz said.
“The real estate industry is okay until you try to get them to lie
honest with the buying public, then they get defensive about it, Hit
real estate industry is opposed to disclosure. What they want to dois
keep on selling underwater subdivisions. ”
Williams later agreed to accept an amendment by Schwartz dial
would require real estate dealers to notify buyers along the coasttlat
information on coastal hazards is available to show if their land is
subject to flooding.
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