Neutron bomb decision looms amid disarmament talks
Washington UPI wires report President Carter plans a mid August decision on producing a tested neutron warhead despite warnings it could slow SALT talks with the Soviet Union. The weapon, tested in Nevada, could be used with Lance missiles or 8 inch shells. Soviet officials warn NATO spending and new weapons stall disarmament efforts. Additional Capitol Hill debate is anticipated before Carter acts.
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Sadat Threatens Israel Over Atom Bomb in Peace Push
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat warned Israel may use an atom bomb in a new Middle East war and vowed to destroy 1 million Israelis in retaliation. He spoke as Egypt and Israel tentatively agreed on October 10 to resume Geneva peace talks, with Palestinian representation unresolved. President Carter voiced cautious optimism about achieving peace within months. Former Israeli minister Yigal Allon criticized Western pressure on Israel, urging patience with the new government.
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The Seventh Day Of 7 7 77 Spreads Odds And Wonder
The 7 7 77 superstition day draws gamblers and celebrants worldwide with seventh race bets and seven jumps planned by a parachutist. In Europe births and marriages surge as registrars and post offices rush to mark the date. A seven pound seven ounce baby arrives in Australia at the seventh minute of the seventh hour.
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FBI reports 1977 crime drop driven by severe weather
FBI data show a 9 percent decline in serious crime in the first quarter, the sharpest quarterly drop in 19 years, with property crimes leading the fall. The weather is cited as a factor, while rapes rose 5 percent and assaults 1 percent, offsetting gains in robberies and murders. All regions saw declines, led by the north central with 16 percent.
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Detroit Ends Major Municipal Strike With Tentative Pact
Detroit and its 8000 municipal workers reached a three year tentative contract after a marathon bargaining session. The deal preserves the cost of living allowance health coverage and sick leave provisions and is expected to include about 4 percent annual wage hikes. Ratification sessions will be held soon.
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Argentine TV curbs violence on late shows
Buenos Aires reports the Argentine Radio and Television Board bans scenes of violence before 11 p.m. to promote high brow entertainment. It warns current television is not very good and aims to improve programming quality nationwide.
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Bennington Banner details subscription and distribution terms
The Bennington Banner, published daily except Sundays and holidays, lists its address at 425 Main St Bennington VT 06201 and states pricing for home delivery 20 cents per issue 5.60 per month and mail rates for 1 3 6 or 12 months with foreign double U.S. rate. It notes current single copies 30 cents and back issues over 30 days 50 cents. International and national news services are cited.
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