Carter enlists Madison Avenue in energy fight
President Carter announces he cannot win his energy push alone and seeks public backing from advertising officials. He meets with 11 Democratic senators in a wide ranging White House session while pressing lawmakers on energy taxes and public awareness.
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Mitchell goes to Maxwell Prison amid publicized transfer
Former U S Attorney General John Mitchell arrives at Maxwell Prison Camp in Montgomery Alabama by private jet and Cadillac after his Watergate sentence. Superintendent Grun ska vows no special treatment while Mitchell, 63, is processed into the minimum security facility and begins a 30 month to eight year term with possible parole in 20 months.
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Brezhnev Giscard See Strained Phase in U S Ties
Paris UPI French President Giscard d Estaing said talks with Soviet leader Brezhnev show the United States and Soviet Union are in a difficult phase. Carter’s policies on human rights and disarmament were major topics at the summit, with Brezhnev criticizing Western moves and denying progress with the talks. The joint French Soviet statement urged detente and noninterference, while disagreements over forward strategy and arms talks persisted.
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Karen Quinlan rallies after another death scare
Karen Ann Quinlan remains in a fragile state after a relapse caused by an infection at Morris View Nursing Home. She has been in a coma since 1975 and has faced renewed health scares as her adoptive parents and doctors adhere to a non heroic treatment approach.
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Navy battles illiteracy as recruitment hurdle
Vice Adm. James D. Watkins reports 37 percent of 23 000 recruits tested at a San Diego base could not read at 10th grade level, with 70 percent unable to finish boot camp. An engineman damaged a diesel, costing 250000, after misreading a repair manual. The Navy rewrites manuals and teaches reading up to sixth grade to cope with demands of modern weapons.
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