Carter heads to Tokyo for energy focused summit
President Carter sails for a two day economic summit in Tokyo with leaders of Japan Germany France Great Britain Italy and Canada. He urges concerted action by industrialized democracies to reduce dependence on oil and boost domestic production amid a growing energy crisis.
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Nations urge Somoza exit as Nicaragua crisis grows
The United States and 13 other American nations agreed on a resolution demanding the immediate and definitive replacement of Anastasio Somoza Debayle's government in Nicaragua. The text drops any plan for a regional peace force, and insurgent claims of Cuban involvement are denied by U.S. officials as fighting continues and rebels seize a town thirty miles south of Managua.
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Soviet nuclear test detected in Siberia Friday night
U S officials say seismic signals from an underground Soviet explosion were detected at 9 57 p m CDT in southwest Siberia confirming a Friday night test The DOE spokesman noted policy bars on disclosing blast strength The event comes as the OAS negotiates on Nicaragua and Somoza situation with a broad but nonbinding resolution urging peaceful steps and possible inclusion of opposition groups.
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Index page listing bylines and sections
Daily newspaper index shows section locations and page ranges for content across topics including news, sports, finance, puzzles, and features. It lists sections such as Deaths Editorial Marion Iowa Pol Notes and section E Home Books Garden Travel.
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Sadat invites shah of Iran to seek asylum in Egypt
President Anwar Sadat announced a public offer of refuge in Egypt for the deposed shah of Iran and his family. Iran revoked the shah Mohamad Reza Pahlavi passport to block travel, while Tehran hints at a public trial or extradition possibilities as the shah shelters in Cuernavaca Mexico after visits to the Bahamas and Morocco.
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Byrd to Discuss SALT During Moscow Trip
Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd will fly to Moscow to discuss the Senate role in ratifying the SALT treaty. He plans to gauge Soviet reaction to potential reservations and understandings, including an explicit limit on annual Backfire bomber production, and will distinguish reservations from treaty amendments.
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ICC Opens Toll Free Hotline During Trucker Protest
The Interstate Commerce Commission launched a toll free line to connect consumers truckers and shippers with transportation officials. The number 800-424-9312 will primarily serve shippers and drivers seeking information about ICC actions and the surcharge policy to cover higher diesel costs.
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