Carter Emphasizes Differences With Reagan In South Swing
President Carter pressed Republicans on campaign tactics and policy gaps during a Southern swing. He accused Ronald Reagan of being muzzled by staff and argued Reagan opposes Medicare while advocating a voluntary Social Security system and a new nuclear arms race. Carter urged black leaders at Ebenezer Baptist Church to boost voter registration to preserve civil rights progress.
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Muskie cautions on Iran hostages statements
Secretary of State Muskie said comments from Iran should not raise expectations of a quick hostage crisis resolution. He noted no direct U S Iran talks and that third party efforts have yet to show promise while President Carter spoke more optimistically in Corpus Christi.
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New Turkish Leader To Appoint Cabinet
Ankara reports the National Security Council will name a new civilian cabinet this week and a constituent assembly to draft a new constitution will follow after the coup dissolved Parliament and all parties. Evren aims for civilian governance while delaying power transfer until a capable structure is in place. Banks reopen and 70 000 strikers resume work as Cyprus talks resume.
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Reagan Faces Criticism as Campaign Debate Intensifies
Ronald Reagan comes under fire from Jimmy Carter and John Anderson during the 1980 campaign. Carter accuses him of risk and error while Anderson questions age and proposes Reagan favors a vintage approach to Medicare Social Security and family policy.
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Giants birds fossil found largest flying creature yet
Scientists at a rugged Argentina dig uncovered about a dozen bones of a giant teratorn. The specimen stood 11 feet long, weighed 160 to 170 pounds, with a wingspan of about 25 feet, making it the world’s largest known flying bird.
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OPEC ministers split over pricing plan amid Iran Saudi rift
In Vienna Iran opposes a Saudi backed long term pricing and production control plan for OPEC while Saudis push for agreement. Iran demands production cuts. Saudis resist until a pricing accord is reached. Conference could extend as ministers seek consensus. US and others view split as keeping oil glut and prices steady.
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Soviet Soldier Seeks Asylum in Kabul Embassy
A Soviet soldier spent a second day at the U S Embassy in Kabul seeking political asylum. He reportedly speaks only Russian and a little German and officials say efforts are made to arrange safe passage while Afghan and Soviet forces pose potential pressure.
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