Carter sails for Europe on eight day summit tour
President Carter begins an eight day European trip to unite Western allies over Afghanistan Iran and Middle East talks. He aims to oppose Soviet aggression while avoiding a Cold War standoff and will visit Rome Venice Tito Spain and Portugal with tight security and diplomacy goals.
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Bean ball row puts Cubs manager in hot water
An order to throw a bean ball has Chicago Cubs manager Preston Gomez under scrutiny. The item appears on page 3B of the edition.
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Airport terminal cost estimates unveiled today
The latest cost estimate and revised plans for a new airport terminal were unveiled today. The item appears on page 4A of the edition.
Kenny Rogers TV special to film Cedar Rapids concert
Kenny Rogers will headline a August 2 show at the Five Seasons Center Cedar Rapids filmed for a late October TV special titled America Center manager Mike Gebauer says three stationary and two roving cameras plus special sound gear will be used with the musical soundtrack from the Cedar Rapids performance The show may feature shots of downtown local industries and a farm family dinner Cedar Rapids and the Five Seasons Center will receive on screen credits Rogers was chosen to film in a Midwest setting from Springfield Illinois Madison Wisconsin and Cedar Rapids with Aug 2 designated Kenny Rogers Day and box office tickets set for June 23 at 9 a.m. at the center with 8150 seats priced 15 and 12.50
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Social Security Trustees warn of 1983 funding gap
Trustees warn a prolonged recession could delay benefit payments in 1983. The report outlines three economic scenarios with high inflation, rising unemployment, and potential need for extra revenue even with interfund borrowing. If borrowing alone, funds would still face shortfalls beginning in 1983.
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India nuke sale OK'd by Carter
President Carter overruled a Nuclear Regulatory Commission ban on atomic fuel shipments to India before leaving for the Venice economic summit. The move risks a showdown with Congress, with officials saying it aims to strengthen ties with India amid regional instability from Iran and Afghanistan turmoil.
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