Carter Says U.S. Pullout Plans Unaffected by North Korea Helicopter Incident
President Carter will not revise the planned withdrawal of U.S. troops from South Korea after a CH47 helicopter was shot down by North Korea. Four crew members were involved with one survivor, and the incident prompted calm statements from Washington as North Korea blamed crew errors and insisted on future inspections.
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Carter Backs U.S. No-Fault Car Insurance
The Carter administration endorses a national no fault auto insurance plan, with Transportation Secretary Brock Adams urging passage. The proposal would set federal standards, give states three years to comply, and allow limited lawsuits for severe injury beyond no fault payments.
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PLO Declares War Only Path to Arab-Israeli Conflict
The PLO editorial in Phalastin al Thawra says war is the only option due to Israel’s refusal to join peace talks and statements by Carter and Sadat supporting a Palestinian state biennially tied to Jordan. The forecast follows fighting in southern Lebanon as Begin plans to meet Carter in the U S.
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Freed suspect in Riverside trashbag killings
One of two suspects in the so called trashbag murders is freed after Riverside county grand jury declines to indict David Douglas Hill. District Attorney Byron Morton says he remains involved but cannot prove it. Patrick Wayne Kearney, Hill’s roommate, faces murder charges and is due for arraignment July 28.
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House panel backs 70 as federal retirement age
Washington lawmakers advance a bill to raise the federal retirement age from 65 to 70 and end mandatory retirements. The measure would erase 70 plus retirement clauses in labor contracts and curb mandatory retirement rules across federal workers.
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Carter Schmidt pledge closer talks after shared view on issues
President Carter and West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt wrapped two days of talks with a White House statement stressing close consultations and basic agreement on major issues, and denying reports of sharp differences.
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Spruce Goose to be displayed in West Coast aviation museum
The Spruce Goose, Howard Hughes wooden flying boat, will become part of a new air museum on the Long Beach waterfront. Summa Corp announced the plan to turn over the craft to the nonprofit Air Museum of the West as Long Beach City Council considers support for the project.
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Professor Lyman Kirkpatrick as No. 2 CIA candidate
Washington sources say Brown University political science professor Lyman Kirkpatrick Jr. is being seriously considered for the CIA deputy director post. Knoche resigned July 5 amid internal disputes with Admiral Turner, with Kirkpatrick having previously served 18 years in the agency before joining Brown in 1965.
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Carter energy plan survives deregulation setback
The House Commerce Committee voted 23 to 20 against a deregulation proposal for natural gas, while approving non tax energy measures. The panel backed windfall profits tax on gas producers and other steps to shift to coal, with Ways and Means endorsing several President favored provisions but rejecting standby gasoline tax and small car rebate. The special energy panel will merge findings and push final legislation by early August.
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Hearing on storm sewer pipe plans in Cedar Rapids
Notice of a 9:00 a.m. July 27, 1977 hearing at City Hall Cedar Rapids Iowa on proposed storm sewer pipe plans specifications and contract forms with estimated cost 24014 53. Objections may be filed and oral testimony heard. Dated July 13 1977 Lois M. Keller City Clerk. The Cedar Rapids Gazette July 15.
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