Carter Promises Full Cooperation in Billy Carter Inquiry
President Carter commits full White House cooperation in the Billy Carter Libyan ties probe. Jody Powell says no executive privilege will be used and staff will testify or provide information. Sen. Birch Bayh leads a nine member Senate Judiciary Committee aiming to report a month before the November 4 election. Bayh urges voluntary testimony from White House aides and Billy Carter. testifying by the president remains possible.
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Washington
Carter
White House
Senate
Billy
Jody Powell
Powell
Senate Judiciary Committee
Billy Carter
Justice Department
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Billy) Carter
Bayh
Rosalynn
Violinist murdered backstage at the Metropolitan Opera House
A 30-year-old violinist Helen Haynes vanished after meeting Valery Panov and was found dead in a rooftop air shaft with no visible wounds. Police said Panov denies knowing her while detectives combed the Met for clues during a Berlin Ballet performance. Autopsy to determine cause of death.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Berlin Ballet
Helen Haynes
Valery Panov
Panov
Miss Hagnes
Miss Haynes
the Idiot
Dmitri Shostakovich
Ballet
Opera
Johanna
Haynes
Janis Mintiks
GM records first loss in a strike-free quarter
GM reported a quarterly loss of 412 million dollars amid high fuel prices and a weak market. The company blamed recession and imports with better mileage, noting no profit recovery until at least the fourth quarter of 1980.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
United States
Arvid Jouppi
Jouppi
John Muir & Co
Thomas A. Murphy
Elliott M. Estes
Volcanic Chlorine May Harm Ozone
A Science magazine report by Dr. David A. Johnston warns that chlorine from volcanic activity could rival global fluorocarbon chlorine releases, threatening ozone. Johnston, missing since Mount St Helens eruption on May 18, suggested higher chlorine levels in volcanic materials than earlier estimates.
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Washington
Mount St. Helens
Washington State
Science Magazine
David A. Johnston
U.S. Geological Survey
Johnston
Pacific Basin
Chattanooga Violence Intensifies After Curfew Imposed
In Chattanooga police fired on streetlights and sealed a mainly black housing project as eight officers were wounded and 26 people arrested during a curfew night following three nights of violence sparked by a Klansmen verdict. Sunup reports 10 firebombings, $29,000 in damage, and widespread unrest across a city with 35 percent Black population.
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Chattanooga
Bob Gill
Gill
Alton Park
Charles “Pat” Rose
Youth Coalition
Democrats Spread Anti Anderson File in Carter Campaign
The Democratic National Committee and Carter Moon dale re election campaign circulated anonymous material attacking John B. Anderson, portraying him as a party insider dodging a conservative record. The unsigned 15 page document titled The Real John Anderson circulated among officials and government employees, with copies widely copied.
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John B. Anderson
Associated Press
Democratic National Committee
Carter-Mondale
DNC
Anderson
Illinois
Robert Neuman
John Anderson
Carter
Neuman
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