Vance proposes missile safeguards at SALT talks
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance presented a land based missile protection plan at Geneva talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. The US proposal includes mobile launchers hidden in alternating silos to reduce vulnerability to a first strike. The session focused on outlines with a second meeting to address human rights concerns amid dissident trials in the Soviet Union.
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Geneva
Switzerland
UPI
Cyrus Vance
Andrei Gromyko
Soviet Union
Vance
Lake Geneva
Gromyko
U.S
Toly Shcharansky
Alexander Ginzburg
Shcharansky
Carter
Births and marriages listed in Cedar Rapids area notices
Birth announcements from St. Luke's on July 11 note a daughter for Mr and Mrs Tom Buresh and two other births to the Robertson and Brockhohn families in Monticello and Hiawatha. Multiple Cedar Rapids marriage licenses are listed alongside recent local incidents and medical emergencies with times and addresses.
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Tom Buresh
Linn Blvd
Dennis Robertson
East Clark
Hiawatha
Larry E. Brockhohn
Monticello
Larry Montague
16Th Ave
Shcharansky-Toth deposition ties to treason case at Moscow trial
Prosecution in Anatoly Shcharansky's Moscow trial reads a statement signed by American reporter Robert Toth after KGB interrogation. The court limits access as Shcharansky faces questions about alleged contacts with Toth while his wife, Alexander Ginzburg's, notes reveal her pleas to attend.
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Moscow
Anatoly Shcharansky
Robert Toth
Kaluga
Alexander Ginzburg
Soviet Union
Shcharansky
Toth
Los Angeles Times
Leonid
Ida Milgrom
SSA Reports Low Employee Computer Fraud Amid Security Scrutiny
Baltimore AP report says Social Security Administration officials, after criticism over 170 million files, cite only 14 fraud cases last year and 19 this year by staff. Acting Commissioner Don Wortman notes no large sums involved and says safeguards already installed with more to come this year.
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Baltimore
Social Security Administration
Don Wortman
SSA
General Accounting Office
Wortman
Fire at Phillips Petroleum refinery near Borger
A blast at the Phillips Petroleum refinery in Borger Texas sparked flames reaching 200 feet. Fire crews contained the blaze early today and, per officials, the fire in a natural gas liquids unit will burn out. One worker was hospitalized in good condition.
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Borger
New York Court Allows Warrantless Home Arrests
The New York Court of Appeals ruled that police may enter a suspect’s home to make an arrest without a warrant even when there is no danger of escape. The decision, issued Tuesday, sharply divides the court and conflicts with a recent ruling by the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Albany
N.Y
Court of Appeals
2Nd
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
White House study finds no viable deep storage for nuclear waste
A White House study released Tuesday concludes there is no suitable under ground storage proposal for nuclear wastes. It says even deep salt beds cannot be relied on since water could dissolve the salt and cause leaks.
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Washington
White House
Supreme Court likely in tolls speed case clash
The article notes a potential Supreme Court test over warrantless arrests amid state and federal rulings. Defense lawyers foresee appeals in both state and federal venues as courts decide the fate of these arrests.
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New York
U.S. Supreme Court
Vietnamese Delegation Visits U.S. for War Dead Exchange
A six man Vietnamese delegation met U.S. officials at the Joint Casualty Resolution Center to exchange information on recovering and identifying Vietnam War dead. It marks the first Vietnamese visit to the United States outside the United Nations since the Communist takeover.
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Honolulu
U.S
Joint Casualty Resolution Center
United Nations
Postal workers protest pokey pay negotiations in Washington
About a thousand postal workers rallied near the Washington Monument and marched to Postal Service headquarters to demand a faster settlement. The unions allege management delays since talks began April 20, with a July 20 contract deadline looming and the potential for walkouts.
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Washington
Washington Monument
Postal Service
Mo Biller
New York City
American Postal Workers Union
Emmet Andrews
APWU
William Bolger
Vincent Sombrotto
National Association of Letter Carriers
Wayne Horvitz
Carter
White House
Horvitz
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
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Francis A. Lauderdale
Beth M. Baker
Cedar Rapids
Thomas A. Jepson
Cedar Falls
Kathleen A. Drilling
Robert L. Barnes
Gloria J. Coleman
Waterloo
Donald E. Vanous
Rowley
Penny S. Franck
Theresa L
Elmer G. Grinaldi
Linda Sue
Joseph Aloysius Knipper
Donna Marie
Gregory Lynn Sanders
Karen Lee
Donald Lewis Wright
Cindy
Kevin J. Modwinkle
Robbin
Herman John Baer
Leota Mae
Howard Lee Anderson
Carol J
Howard Kent
Meister
Scotta
Kevin Shaver
Gladys
Otis Carr
Linda A
William L. Lovell
Bonita
Richard Hamed
Brenda L
Robert A. Tabor
Edgewood Road
Fifth Ave
Old Marion Road
16Th St
Shcharansky-Toth
Gazette
Toth Pub
Sears
America
Transportation Department
Care Service
Cedar Rapids Area
J Ave
Shaver Park
Wren Its
FTD
Pokey
Aoei
Hamilton Beach
Sondrol’s Hardware
1St Ave. SE
Iowa
Joens IN
16Th Avenue
Czech Village
Cothran’s
H Ave
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Boddicker
Friends of the Public Library
United State Bank
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