Mexican gunmen suspected crossing into U S for attacks
Government investigators weigh uncorroborated reports that Mexican gunmen entered the United States planning attacks. INS alerts State Department and Pentagon while officials say border-area sources and Mexican authorities cooperate. Reports mention 24 gunmen with explosives. details remain unconfirmed.
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Carter and Democrats Agree on Jobs Tax Rebates
President-elect Carter and leading congressional Democrats agreed on a two year 30 billion program of job projects and tax cuts including rebates of 100 to 200 for many taxpayers. Advisers said checks could reach mail by spring with a possible Social Security special payment.
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Carter outlines economic plan with rebates and jobs drive
President elect after talks with 10 Democrats announced a stimulus package including a $7 to $11 billion one time tax rebate aimed at lower and moderate income families, plus $5 to $8 billion for federal jobs and $4 billion for public works. Up to 800,000 jobs could be created and unemployment aimed to fall from 8.1% toward 6.5–7% with broader tax relief options under consideration.
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Coast Guard Finds Life Jackets in Grand Zenith Sinking
In the North Atlantic about 330 miles off Cape Cod the Coast Guard recovered two life jackets and debris from the missing tanker Grand Zenith, indicating the ship sank. No sign of the 36 crewmen was found as searches continued despite weather and snow.
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Spy Plot Disclosed Russian in Custody
FBI arrested Ivan N Rogalsky a Russian emigrant charged with conspiring to commit espionage for attempting to obtain highly classified Defense Department information for the Soviet Union through Yevgeniy Karpov a Soviet official at the United Nations Karpov holds diplomatic immunity Rogalsky 34 came to the United States in 1971 and was arrested in Lakewood New Jersey The case involved an RCA space center engineer providing data on the space shuttle system The FBI indicated no information compromised American security reached the Soviet Union and Rogalsky faced arraignment in Federal Court The penalty for espionage convictions can be death
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Windy and Cold Weather With Light Snow Likely
A forecast shows much colder air today and tonight with a chance of light snow. Highs in the teens, lows near 5, and windy conditions at 20 to 30 mph with gusts. Snow probability 30 percent today and 50 percent tonight. wind warnings on area lakes through tonight.
Soviets Eye Death by Own Action Raids
Washington reports the Soviet Union drew up plans for tac tical aircraft to launch death by own action raids on the United States as a last resort in war. Defector Viktor Belenko allegedly disclosed the briefings to the CIA, prompting concern among arms negotiators over weapons not fully covered by talks. The plan allegedly involves ordering bombers such as the Backfire Badger and Blinder to strike, with crews to bail out over enemy territory.
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