U S May Seek Curb To Naval Power Race
Washington reports President Carter prompts defense officials to draft proposals to curb Soviet naval power. The plan includes signals such as pulling small numbers of weapons from Europe to ease MBFR deadlock and advance conventional force reductions. Secretary Vance stresses conventional arms on the agenda for talks in Moscow next month.
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Carter
Defense
Europe
Pentagon
U.S
White House
Cyrus Vance
Vance
Moscow
Kremlin
Adm
James Holloway
Congress
Holloway
United States
Tel Aviv
Israel
Yigal Allon
Syria
Allen
Nabatiyeh
Brussels
Thomas Dunnigan
Beirut
Elias Sarkis
Middle East
United Nations
USN
Kurt Waldheim
Geneva
Waldheim
Gandhi Aides Plan Strategy After Rally Setback
In New Delhi aides of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi debate campaign strategy after weekend rallies drew two to one against her. Nearly 200,000 packed the Delhi fairground Sunday while supporters called for her ouster amid the emergency.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Mrs. Gandhi
Narayan
OPEC weighs uniform price hike including Saudi UAE
Nicosia AP report says OPEC members mull a 7.5 percent price increase for 1977 with Saudi Arabia and the UAE joining others after Saudi rejection of a full year 10 percent rise. Proposals consider July 1 changes and partial adjustments among members.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Emirates
Middle East
OPEC
U.A.E
Iran
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Qatar
Quebec Premier Runs Over Man With Car No Charges
Montreal report states Premier Rene Levesque struck Edgar Trottier 62 while driving Corinne Cote home early Sunday. Trottier lay in the road. autopsy to occur Monday as police say no charges expected against the 54 year old premier.
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Montreal
Quebec
Rene Levesque
Maurice Laniel
Edgar Trottier
Cote Des Neiges Road
Levesque
Corinne Cote
Miss Cote
George Wilson
Justice Test: Criminals Repay Victims
Washington based government plans a two year evaluation of a restitution by work concept for criminals. Richard Velde of the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration announced 2 million in grants to study restitution to victims or communities through work in hospitals and other institutions across seven states including California Colorado Connecticut Georgia Maine Massachusetts and Oregon.
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UPI
Richard Velde
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Georgia
Maine
Massachusetts
Oregon
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