Vance Dobrynin discuss May arms talks at State Dept
Secretary Vance and Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin conferred at the State Department on resuming negotiations on a strategic arms treaty. They considered sending advance negotiating teams to Geneva before a May meeting between Vance and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko while aiming for discreet diplomacy amid public debate.
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Washington
Cyrus R. Vance
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Soviet Union
Vance
Andrei A. Gromyko
State Department
Dobrynin
Moscow
Paul C. Warnke
Young warns against panicking over Soviet Africa moves
U S Ambassador Andrew Young says rising Soviet influence in Africa should not trigger panic. He credits Carter's human rights push with earning trust of oppressed peoples, cautions against viewing Africa through an East West lens and notes complexity in Zaire and Angola relations. He references Soviet Mozambican defense ties and electricity deals with South Africa while urging measured analysis.
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UPI
U.S
Andrew Young
Africa
Carter
Ivor Richard
British Broadcasting Corp
Britain
Young
Richard
Zaire
Nikolai Podgorny
America
United States
Katanga
Shaba
FDA EPA plan to ban fluorocarbons in sprays
Two federal agencies draft regulations to ban nonessential fluorocarbons in aerosol propellants to protect the ozone. By April 26, labeling rules may accompany limits on cosmetics and pesticides, with industry readjustment time and hearings.
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FDA
EPA
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Environmental Protection Agency
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Ex FBI agent indicted on mail opening charge
A New York federal grand jury indicted John J. Kearney a former FBI supervisor on five counts including conspiracy obstruction of correspondence and unlawful wiretapping. The actions by Squad 47 in late 1970 to June 1972 targeted Weather Underground fugitives mainly in Manhattan. The case signals possible broader indictments as AG Bell weighs pursuing more officials.
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FBI
Washington
New York
John J. Kearney
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Weather Underground
Bureau
Kearney
Internal Security Division
New York Field Office
Carter taps ambassadors for Mexico Japan and Britain
President Carter named Wisconsin Governor Patrick Lucey ambassador to Mexico. He also designated former Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield ambassador to Japan and Yale President Kingman Brewster ambassador to Britain. Lucey, 59, has chaired the National Democratic Governors Conference and rose to prominence in Kennedy's 1960 campaign.
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Carter Thursday
Wisconsin
Patrick Lucey
Mexico
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Japan
Yale
Kingman Brewster
Britain
Lucey
National
Democratic Governors’ Conference
John F. Kennedy
Leaking tanker spills up to 8000 gallons near Boston
The 570-foot Gulf Tiger grounded near the Sagamore Bridge damaging three tanks. Coast Guard reports crew unaware of damage until reaching Boston. About 8000 gallons of gasoline and No 2 oil spilled, dispersed largely, fueling offloading plans for Friday in outer harbor.
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Boston
UPI
Coast Guard
Philadelphia
Cape Cod Canal
Sagamore Bridge
Coast Guard PO
J.C
Richard Griggs
Paul Barger
Griggs
John Bablitch
Small car plants idle workers in weeklong shutdown
Four U S auto assembly plants will close for one week idling 14 300 workers Chrysler Hamtramck plant will idle 9 500 Ford plants in Dearborn Metuchen and San Jose will idle 4 800 Chrysler will add a four door Volare and Aspen during the shutdown Auto sales for the year run 10 ahead of last year imports set records Toyota plans price increases as the dollar weakens Datsun Honda also weighing price moves Volkswagen sales fall as prices rise
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UPI
U.S
Chrysler Corp
Hamtramck
Mich
Ford
Dearborn
Metuchen
N.J
San Jose
Calif
Chrysler
Bennington Banner Subscription Rates Notice
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Main St
Bennington
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Banner Publishing Corp
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New York Times
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London Associates, Inc
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