Carter advisers mull energy inflation policy at Camp David
President Carter and top advisers met at Camp David to review energy and inflation strategies including mandatory oil price ceilings through May 31. White House officials denied reports of an imminent move to eliminate controls and raise domestic oil prices to world levels. The session covered Iranrelated supply concerns and wage and price guidelines, with no firm decisions expected.
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Social Security tax hike may hamper recession fight
The Joint Economic Committee warned that higher Social Security taxes starting Jan 1 could blunt efforts to stave off a recession later this year. It urged tax incentives for saving and investment to curb inflation, while supporting Carter’s budget restraint and voluntary price guidelines. The panel did not call for a rollback or delay of the next levy.
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Bitter end to US Soviet arms talks nears summit decision
The United States and the Soviet Union near a framework for a new Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty with only one or two issues left unsettled as a summit date looms. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance called the talks the bitter end, noting days ahead could decide when a signing summit occurs.
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Space shuttle delay pushes test flight amid heavy rains
Edwards AFB Calif heavy rains force postponement of Columbia shuttle cross country test to Cape Canaveral. NASA spokesman says officials hope to fit a test flight later if the storm eases, but a dawn launch to Florida is unlikely today.
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China proposes talks date to Vietnam over border war
China suggested March 28 for peace talks with Vietnam to restore normal relations after their border conflict. A note from the Chinese Foreign Ministry proposed vice foreign ministers meet in Hanoi and Beijing with Han Nianlong to lead the first round, signaling sincerity. TEL AVIV Israel workers walk out in a nationwide protest strike over economic policies. Histadrut calls a half day strike after subsidies on essential goods were cut, raising prices.
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U S freighter Letsitai Lykes docks in Shanghai port
The 7,198 ton freighter Letitia Lykes became the first American ship to dock in a Chinese port since the communist takeover thirty years ago. More than 200 Chinese greeted the vessel with drums and flags as U S Ambassador Leonard Woodcock, China’s vice minister Wang Xiping, and Walter Amoss of Lykes Brothers attended the ceremony at Shanghai harbor.
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Court promises ruling on military petitions
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if armed forces members must obtain approval before circulating petitions. The court will review lower court rulings that the requirement violates federal law and the First Amendment, with three separate cases involving petitions to Congress and the secretary of defense.
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Vital statistics and city incidents brief
Vital statistics list births for March with multiple Marion and area addresses including Leuck Harrison Houston Smith Jones Meier McMullin Rickless Pieper and others. Weekend and Sunday reports note incidents: overloaded fireplace on Jonathan Lane NW mistaken alarm at Second Ave SE accidental alarm at Ridgeview Drive burnt toast near a smoke detector, a gasoline burn incident on Wilson Ave SW, overheated brake shoe on Sixth Ave SE, shorted transformer on First Ave SE and a medical emergency on Trent Street SW.
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Dunham Drive
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Bowling St
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Uganda claims victory in Lukaya clash and Amin tours front
Uganda and Tanzania each announce win after the largest battle of the war near Lukaya and Mbarara. Uganda Radio says Amin visited the front at Mbarara as Tanzanian forces are said to have suffered heavy losses. Tanzania reports claim of thousands killed and two hundred tanks destroyed in three days of fighting.
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