Vance Holds Talks With Giscard on Concorde and SART Deal
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance met French President Giscard d'Estaing at the Elysee to discuss Soviet disarmament proposals, Concorde landing rights in New York, the Middle East, and the upcoming economic summit. Vance noted no new US-Soviet proposals ahead of May talks with Gromyko.
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Kenneth J. Freed
Associated Press
PARIS
Cyrus R. Vance
Valery Giscard d
New York
Middle East
Elysee Palace
Vance
Louis de Guiringaud
Washington
James Callaghan
London
Giscard d’Estaing
New York Area
Bonn
Moscow
U.S
Andrei A. Gromyko
White House
Gromyko
United States
Europe
Cyrus Vance
Orly
Emmanuel de Castejac
Brazil's Geisel halts Congress amid democratic clash
President Ernesto Geisel suspended Congress using emergency powers after the Senate failed to pass a government backed judicial reform. He said the action was for democracy despite facing opposition from MDB and ARENA, with U.S. tensions over human rights and aid.
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Associated Press
Brasilia
Brazil
Ernesto Geisel
Congress
Geisel
National Security Council
U.S
United States
State Department
West Germany
Carter
MDB
ARENA
Jeao Goulart
Senators approve new code amid mixed views and protests
The Senate narrowly approves a self-imposed ethics code seen as boosting public trust, while critics call it a sham. Key figures discuss income disclosure limits and the code’s impact on perceptions of Congress amid pay raise controversy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
Paul Laxalt
R-Nev
Laxalt
Nelson
Carter seeks voluntary quotas to ease shoe protection dispute
The Carter administration plans to defuse congressional friction by negotiating voluntary import quotas with South Korea and Taiwan after rejecting the International Trade Commission's shoe protection recommendation. President Carter will send Robert Strauss to the Far East to discuss the strategy while Congress weighs tariff options that could derail the plan.
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Washington
Carter
South Korea
Taiwan
Robert S. Strauss
Far East
United States
U.S International Trade Commission
U.S
House
Trade Commission
Congress
Korea
Carter administration moves toward breaking Greece Turkey base deadlock
American officials say progress in peace talks on Cyprus is central to ending the long stalemate over U S base agreements with Greece and Turkey. Separately in Madrid, Spain the cabinet declares the Movement dead after a lengthy cabinet session ending Friday marking the end of Franco era political control.
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Washington
Carter
U.S
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Falange
Mob Attacks Rudolph Hess Bookstore Five Days In
In San Francisco an angry mob of about 50 adults smashed the Rudolph Hess Bookstore Friday night five days after its opening. Police said no injuries occurred. Two men were arrested and booked for assault and malicious mischief.
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San Francisco
Rudolph Hess
B 52 Bomber Crashes. Five Bodies Recovered in Michigan
Ten crewmen died and three missing after a U S Air Force B 52 crashed near Sawyer Air Force Base in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Five bodies were recovered from the wreckage as rescuers searched for the remaining three crewmen.
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Associated Press
Michigan
California
Sawyer Air Force Base
Upper Peninsula
Atlanta mayor fires over 1000 strikers
Mayor Maynard Jackson announced the firing of 1,001 striking city workers in Atlanta as negotiators failed to reach a wage deal. He demanded they haul garbage themselves while replacements are hired, saying the action was the most painful of his tenure. The AFSCME contends the move harms the most needy workers and vows to continue the strike until gains are won.
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Atlanta
Maynard Jackson
Jackson
Schedule of Pages VS-Mkt-2 Editorial-4 Area News-5 Society
The page list outlines sections for VS Market analysis Editorial content Area news and society notes across pages 2 to 7 with Comics TV sports and classified legals on pages 8 to 11. It indicates a structured layout for the newspaper issue.
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Area News
Society
Comics-Tv
Three Bedroom Home Rented via Herald Want Ad
A man rented a three bedroom house by placing a low-cost Herald want ad. The notice advertised FOR RENT. 3 bedroom home at $125 per month with no pets. The ad appeared under houses for rent for one day and was scheduled to run six days.
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Herald
Carter drive reshapes Democratic National Committee power
At the DNC meeting President Carter's handpicked chair Kenneth Curtis steered a 25 member at large slate with 10 Black, 10 labor, and about equal women representation. A new reform minded cadre emerged as the committee backed a resolution requiring White House and DNC staff to consult local leaders before patronage slots.
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Washington
Carter
Democratic National Committee
White House
Kenneth Curtis
Curtis
Organized Labor
Carter-Curtis
National Committee
DNC
False skin could help burns with lab grown grafts
Doctors at the American Burn Association meeting report skin grown from two small patches could resurfaced a patient burned over 50 percent of the body. A new plastic coating for fresh burns acts like a shield against infection.
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Anaheim
Calif
American Burn Association
Shriners Burn Institute
Cincinnati
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