Carter's grandson James Earl Carter IV born at Camp David
President Carter welcomed his fourth grandchild James Earl Carter IV born at 8:41 p.m. Friday weighing seven pounds. The newborn son of James Earl III and Caron, born after three helicopter trips between Washington and Camp David, drew praise as similar in appearance to his mother.
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Carter
Washington Post
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Jordan
Hussein
Middle East
Post
Camp David, Md
President Carter
Camp David
Catoctin Mountains
Uganda
James Earl Carter IV
James Earl III
Chip
Caron
Bergland Pushes Wheat Pact With Canada in Bread Grain Price Fix
Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland urged a price fixing pact with Canada to set a world price for bread grain. Canada’s official favored broader participation by other countries. He noted the United States and Canada together account for about 75 percent of commercial wheat exports.
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Washington (Ap
Bob Bergland
Canada
Bergland
United States
Raft Save Two Men After Four Day Atlantic Drift
Two men rescued after a helicopter crash drifted for nearly four days in the Atlantic. They credited survival to a six dollar life raft rented by Cranmer before departure, despite a planned short flight from Fort Lauderdale to the Bahamas.
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Cocoa Beach
Fla
Atlantic
Lee
William Borman
Leland Cranmer
Fort Lauderdale
Sparrows Point
Bimini
Bahamas
Cranmer
Hess Asserts Rudolf Hess Attempted Suicide in Spandau
Rudolf Hess attempted to take his own life in Spandau Prison by slashing his wrists with a knife but was stopped at the last moment, his son confirmed in a Saturday news release.
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West Germany
Rudolf Hess
Adolf Hitler
West Berlin
Spandau
Hess
Lebanon May Seek UN Troops to Police Border
Lebanon may seek United Nations troops to police the troubled southern border as fighting rages between Christian militias and Palestinian guerrillas. President Elias Sarkis is reported to be considering the move to deter possible Israeli intervention and protect Jewish settlements.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.N
Elias Sarkis
Israel
Vance Says Uganda Crisis Not Likely Develop
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance said 240 Americans in Uganda are safe and that a crisis is unlikely after meetings with U.N. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim. President Carter and the State Department sought to downplay the situation, with Vance hoping for no crisis.
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Cyrus R. Vance
Uganda
Vance
State Department
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Carter
Area Residents Invited to Go To OU Classes
Ohio University opens its classrooms to Southeastern Ohio residents inviting noncredit participation in the Informal Community Learners Program. Enrollment runs March 21 to April 1 with instructor approval and space available, offering up to three quarters at ten dollars per quarter.
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OU Extension Division
ICLP
Extension Division
Tupper Hall
Neil Bucklew
OU Business Drive Tops Its Goal
The Athens Business and Community Drive for Ohio University surpassed its $80 000 goal by raising 88 210 in cash pledges with some cards still out. A victory dinner at the Ping home will honor Athens volunteers as the final total is announced.
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Athens
Ohio University
Drive
James Anastas
Anastas
Charles J. Ping
Special 648 Meeting Set
The Community Mental Health and Retardation Services 648 Board will hold a special meeting Monday at 7 p.m. in the geriatrics center of the Athens Mental Health and Retardation Center. Vance Alston of the Ohio mental health department will discuss funding procedure changes for children's group homes.
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Community Mental Health and Retardation Services 648
Geriatrics
Athens Mental Health and Retardation Center
Vance Alston
Ohio Mental Health Department
Theater operator upset by publicity over agreement with police
Athena Cinema operator John Rowe disputed the publicity around a quiet deal with Police Chief Ted Jones to stop showing X rated films. Jones and investigators viewed a midnight screening, then asked Rowe not to show such movies. Rowe said the matter was resolved and no one under 18 was admitted.
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Ted Jones
John Rowe
Jones
FBI
Athena
Rowe
42Nd Street
Athens
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