Trade pact with British stirs states
AP reports angry state tax officials warn Carter of a treaty with Great Britain that could derail state income taxes by limiting how profit shifting is treated. Georgia official W C Strickland says British firms could dodge taxes by moving profits overseas, prompting a broad use of the unitary doctrine versus arms length.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Carter
California
West Coast Storms Persist Through California Drought
California continues to face drought strains as three major storms bring rain and snow from the Sierra to lower elevations. Forecaster Ray Williams notes near normal precipitation so far, but reservoirs Shasta Folsom and Oroville remain critically low with storage well below capacity.
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Colby says CIA kept newsroom operatives independent of direction
Former CIA Director William E. Colby testified that intelligence agents acting as journalists were not told by the CIA how to write their news reports. He noted that using news media as cover has been ruled out and cited risks in keeping credentials separate from agency directions. He urged administrative steps to preserve cover while protecting sources.
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Coma Patient Shows Early Signs After Blood Circulation Therapy
Harriet Rosenberg, 34, of East Monroe New York, in a coma nearly a year, shows small signs of recovery after autogenous blood circulating therapy started Dec 22 at Iwate Medical College Japan. Her husband Ted Rosenberg says fingers bend and eyelids blink evenly and she can swallow saliva unconsciously. Doctors describe cautious optimism as the treatment, involving removing blood, adding a chemical in a vacuum chamber, and reinjecting it, aims to dilate arteries to improve brain blood flow.
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Haruyuki Kanaya
Begin says peace progress hinges on action in Israel Egypt talks
Israel and Egypt move toward ministerial talks on military and political disputes after Ismailia. Tamir warns compromises are needed. Weizman and Gamasy discuss Sinai withdrawal while Dayan and Kamal tackle Palestinian self rule and the broader Arab stance. Sadat seeks US and UN roles.
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Schedule of Pages Editorial VS-Mkt Farm Page Area News Society Sports Comics Classifieds
A contents list showing page designations for the edition. It names Editorial, Market, Farm, Area News, Society, Sports, Comics, TV, and Classifieds along with page ranges for Legals. The schedule outlines where readers can find features and sections.
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Free Puppy Ad At Herald Pet Section
A family placed a one day want ad in the Herald under pets and pet supply for a free two month old puppy. The puppy has all shots and is seeking a good home. contact listed for adoption.
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Mr Yuk proposed to replace skull symbol on poisons
Researchers argue Mr Yuk should replace skull and crossbones to prevent child poisonings. The green face symbol, born in 1971 in Pittsburgh, contrasts with pirate associations and aims to reduce accidental ingestions among children under five.
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National Poison Center Network
Children’s Hospital
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Film maker Howard Hawks dies at 81 in Palm Springs
HOLLYWOOD AP Howard Hawks director of Sgt York To Have and Have Not Red River and many other films with strong male star roles died at age 81 Monday evening at his Palm Springs home from complications of a concussion from a fall Weeks earlier a family spokesman said Hawks career began in 1924 marking a long successful run in Hollywood
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Sadat and Begin Split Over Palestinian Policy After Summit
Sadat says Israel has not taken the hard concessions needed for peace under Begin. Begin backs self rule for West Bank and Gaza with Israeli presence, while Sadat seeks an independent Palestinian state and full Israeli withdrawal. Cairo-Ismailia talks upgrade to ministerial level. Jerusalem and Cairo to resume Jan 15 discussions.
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Authorities seek escaped Cochran in Georgia
Buddy Cochran the 30 year old truck mechanic convicted of ramming a car into a Ku Klux Klan rally in Plains last July escaped from Sumter County jail with another prisoner around 7 45 AM. Police traced the escape to Americus area and said the duo fled in a Mississippi plated car.
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Hijacker faces charges in Christmas Day jet hijack
Nikolai Wischnewsky, 32, of Pearl River New York, held for air piracy after allegedly commandeering a DC 9 near Atlanta with a toy pistol and a bomblike timer. The incident occurred on Sunday as authorities reported a dangerous, high profile case.
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Soviets Deploy Mobile SS-20 Missile Threat
U S officials now assess that the Soviet Union has deployed a mobile SS-20 missile with a 3000 mile range, which could be extended to 5500 miles with a third stage, risking a quicker shift in the nuclear balance and prompting concern over hard-to-target mobile bases. The missiles appear aimed at China as combat-ready units in eastern Russia, signaling a shift after months of uncertainty.
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Copycat slayings lead to LA arrests in Hillside pattern
Los Angeles police arrested Stephen D Orsey Devezin and Thomas Davis after an employee reported a suspect carrying a woman from a room at the Cloud Motel. The murders of Carolyn Williams and Paula Ward are linked by investigators to a Hillside Strangler style pattern.
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