Carter Backs Young as Dispute Widens over Angola Role
President Carter defends U N Ambassador Andrew Young amid a cross country dispute over his stance on Angola. Carter says Cuban troops helped stabilize Angola and that the government will likely stay in power. Mondale backs Young, while critics urge resignation.
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No Joy In Plains in Carter Town as Trade Falls
In Plains Georgia the spring green contrasts with hard times as tourist business and Easter visitors shrink. Signs of friction appear with for sale placards on front lawns reflecting unease about the boom's end and uncertainty in the White House era.
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Farmers Market Place want ads moved to page 19A
Space limits force some Farmers Market Place want ads to run today on page 19A of General News. Remaining ads will still appear in section C as usual.
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West Point to adjust recruitment and training of women
West Point announces changes after a year evaluating female cadets. Officials report that Deep South entrants underperform, college students show higher dropout risk, and many recruits overestimated training stress. Adjustments include revised physical tests, category based running, and leadership focused plebe training to curb frustrations and define women’s army role.
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Deep South
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Baton Rouge
Howard Prince
Policeman kills family's pet skunk Heidi in Cedar Rapids
Heidi the Rule family's pet skunk was shot by a Cedar Rapids patrolman who feared rabies. The incident followed the skunk escaping its cage on Reynolds Avenue SW, with Mrs. Geneva Rule and daughter Shelley affected by the loss. The officer apologized, and Shelley mourned as authorities reported Heidi had not been descented.
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Three Soviets Barred From AFL CIO Meeting Invite
The state department denied visas for three Soviet trade unionists to attend the Seattle longshoremen’s convention, bowing to AFL CIO pressure. Secretary Vance reportedly made the decision, testing Carter era moves to liberalize travel and challenge anti Communist entry rules.
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Arbor day celebration and naval fame noted in city pages
Cedar Rapids marks Arbor Day with tree plantings along I-380 and promotes City Hall Notes on page 10A. A New Jersey building uses workers heat and office machines as warmth. page 1B Trend. A Victor native becomes a rear admiral overseeing Iowa's naval district. feature on page 10 Iowa News. Weather: partly cloudy with afternoon showers, highs near 80, cooler Monday.
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