Summit Aims For SALT II Pact At Vienna Meeting
President Carter fronts a three day U S Soviet summit focused on signing SALT II to limit long range missiles and bombers through 1985 with Brezhnev, while Senate ratification remains in doubt. Carter seeks improved relations and a trusting tone at Hofburg Palace.
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Warming trend with clear to partly cloudy skies
Thursday through Friday will be mostly clear with a warming trend. Highs reach the upper 70s to mid 80s today and the 80s on Friday, with Lows in the 50s and some 40s in the mountains. Parily cloudy today with a chance of showers or thunderstorms in the mountains and highs in the low to mid 80s. Fair tonight with lows in the upper 50s to low 60s. Partly cloudy and warmer Friday with highs in the mid to upper 80s.
Supreme Court Justice McGraw seeks dismissal over ethics complaint
State Supreme Court Justice Darrell V. McGraw requests dismissal of a complaint alleging he violated ethics by publicly commenting on a budget dispute involving the court. The case adds to a broader debate over judicial conduct and budget governance.
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Carter's Dinner Remark Sparks Kennedy Flap
At a White House dinner this week President Carter allegedly said If Kennedy runs, I'll whip his ass a remark that sparked fresh tension with Sen. Kennedy who says he will not challenge Carter in 1980. White House aides declined comment while some congressmen disclosed the quote and noted the event to reporters amid ongoing Canal treaty briefings.
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Clearinghouse May Aid Sewage Problems
Morgantown West Virginia AP reports a technical clearinghouse at West Virginia University could help coalfield towns manage small scale sewage disposal. Funded by EPA grant, the Small Wastewater Flows Clearinghouse is coordinated by the WVU Energy Research Center to gather information on innovative methods.
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Prisoner's Wife Seeks Baby Despite Ban on Insemination
In Nashville, Ralph and Mary McDonald, both firm in their faith, vow to have a child by hook or crook after the Tennessee Department of Correction denied their request for artificial insemination. Ralph, 39, is a convicted murderer housed with armed guards. Mary, 29, a nurse. The couple plans to pursue legal action as Correction Commissioner Harold Bradley notes the General Assembly rejected conjugal visits and left artificial insemination unsettled.
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Million Dollar Tehran Hotel Wine Cellar Destroyed
In Tehran the Revolutionary guards toppled the Tehran Intercontinental Hotel wine cellar pouring out about 1.2 million dollars worth of wines and spirits. Dozens of guards with pistols emptied bottles including vintage champagnes one by one into the gutter as a religious ban on alcohol is observed.
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