The Argus Tapes Reader Letters Corner Echoes
A long reader letter section from The Argus Tapes includes editor notes on submissions about hospital care at Washington Hospital, debates on ECE program funding and instruction, complaints about GM plant litter, a dog missing notice, student and teacher behavior critiques, Christmas decorations on Mowry Street, and a Washington Post commentary questioning Brzezinski and Carter.
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Indians claim return of 3008 acres on Cape Cod
Mashpee townspeople press to regain 3008 acres of prime Cape Cod land amid a federal court dispute. Selectman George A. Benway notes the sentiment mirrors unresolved issues on Martha's Vineyard while attorney Morr Kirenar defends the tribe in the case.
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NATO Rejects Warsaw Pact Nuclear Freeze Plan
NATO Foreign Ministers rejected both Warsaw Pact proposals to renounce first use of nuclear weapons and freeze alliance memberships. The communique from the winter Security Conference warned against linking tensions in one area to other regions. US Kissinger supported Spain's potential entry into NATO, while Spain’s status remained a point of debate among ministers.
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Nuclear missile funding sought
Washington sources say the administration will ask Congress for 27 million dollars in 1978 research funds for a new land based nuclear missile. The MX project aims to triple payload and dual target capability, with options like trench defenses or mobile launch methods. Critics warn of Soviet advances and the need for a robust U S missile program.
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Soviet Union
Soviets extend fishing waters to 200 miles
MOSCOW UP I The Soviet Union unilaterally extended its coastal fishing waters to 200 miles in a decree signed by President Podgorny. The measure, aimed at protecting living resources, reverses prior policy and may affect Japan and Scandinavian nations. Foreign ships face fines up to 130000 dollars and vessel confiscation for violations.
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