Arms pact breakthrough announced in Geneva talks
United States and Soviet officials announced a framework for a new strategic arms limitation pact after two days of talks between Cyrus Vance and Andrei Gromyko. The framework builds on the Vladivostok accord of 1974 and aims to curb missiles and bombers while setting stage for round three to address new weapons and nuclear arsenals. The discussions, described as useful and intense, occurred at the Soviet diplomatic mission in Geneva with no public dinner as in prior negotiations.
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Carter cautious on SALT breakthrough amid global tensions
Washington warns against overoptimism after reports of a framework for a new SALT talks agreement. President Carter plans a Notre Dame foreign policy address touching the SALT process while meeting with top aides and military leaders. He will also signal goals on Israel’s election impact and upcoming tax and environmental measures.
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Weekend coastal forecast with patchy inland drizzle
The weekend brings low clouds along the coast with light inland drizzle at night and morning. Temperatures little changed, but sunshine returns by afternoon with mild conditions through tomorrow.
Consumer prices rise in April MBE trend eyed by officials
April consumer prices increased signaling ongoing inflationary pressure. Administration officials anticipate the rise continuing as policy measures assess impact and inflation targets.
Fugitive couple captured in multimillion burglary case
In Phoenix, Howard Willard and Marjorie Pollitt, wanted in connection with the Standart Food Stores heiress Marjorie Jackson case, were arrested after attempting to buy a motor home with cash. Investigators say at least 3 million dollars were stolen from Jackson’s estate. Additional suspects were detained in Indianapolis as the probe traced the loot from 1974 vault heists and a fatal shooting.
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Immunized man contracts rabies mystifies doctors
In Elhany New York a state microbiologist Jerome Andrulonis who had been immunized against rabies fell ill with the disease. He remains in strong isolation at Albany Medical Center Hospital as doctors investigate how the vaccinated man contracted rabies. Five hospital workers and seven others exposed will begin the 21 shot series. Tests confirm Andrulonis is immune, a paradox unmatched in medical history. The vaccine involved was an experimental oral rabies vaccine for wildlife from CDC in Atlanta.
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Theater of Silence performs at Ohlone College
The Theater of Silence from Montana State University visited Fremont’s Ohlone College yesterday. For ninety minutes the group presented songs dances poetry mime and juggling as part of a pre professional option in education within MSU’s speech communication department.
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Carter warns any Pacific aggressor
President Carter warned against any potential aggressor in the Pacific as a U.S. Army general flew from Seoul to explain views on Korea. Maj. Gen. John Singlaub, third ranking officer in South Korea, said he would report to the President after meeting Pentagon officials. The White House reiterated plans to withdraw U.S ground troops from South Korea over four to five years without abandoning Seoul.
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Death penalty push looms after veto hint in Sacramento
Assemblyman Alister McAlister told about 200 at a Citizens for Law and Order meeting in San Leandro that if Governor Brown vetoes the current death penalty bill, an initiative will likely pass on the ballot. He urged reform groups to unite and push for a constitutional amendment binding state courts to U.S. Supreme Court interpretations and cited deterrence and a rising murder rate since abolition.
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