Vance holds firm on deep SALT II cuts not negotiable
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance arrives in Moscow for talks with Soviet leaders and says deep cuts in strategic arms are nonnegotiable while detente remains in both nations' interests. He plans a comprehensive arms control framework and a fallback Vladivostok option if the Soviets resist. He notes possible trade and Middle East arms-shipments discussions later.
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Atlantic
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Middle East
Two Teens Learn to Ride a Unicycle on Glass Road
Liz Farris and Becky Bing, both 13, tried learning to ride a unicycle Friday with Liz using a cane for support. The girls, from northeast Portland addresses, found the Glass road cement hard as they took turns attempting the ride. the unicycle belonged to Liz's sister.
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Glen Elm Drive
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Harkin Calls FBI Probe Into ISU Iranian Spying Claim
Representative Tom Harkin said he will ask the justice department for an FBI investigation of claims that SAVAK, Iran's secret police, may operate on Iowa State University campus. The Ames Daily Tribune reported Iranian students and American ISA staff cited possible SAVAK activity, with concerns for families in Iran and questions about CIA involvement.
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Iowa State
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Child abuse awareness and actions take center stage
The article urges attention to childhood abuse as a serious issue now more visible to professionals. It notes ongoing efforts to address it and suggests readers consult page 6A General News for a close look at the topic.
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Coe College
Weather Outlook With Showers And Thunderstorms Possible
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with a chance of rain showers and possible thunderstorms today and Monday. Highs today in the mid 60s with tonight lows in the lower 40s, and Monday highs in the 50s.
Mass Slayer Hubert McClelland Brief Escape Attempt
In Cedar Rapids area law enforcement chased a reported escape by mass slayer Hubert McClelland from Ft Madison prison. McClelland 52 along with inmates William Davis 43 and Clarence Bryant 51 were found in the library hours after a 6 p.m. disappearance a statewide bulletin followed. Davis faces robbery and escape charges.
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Carter Eyes $500 Tax on Gas Guzzlers to Cut Fuel Use
Washington sources say the administration may propose a $500 federal excise tax on high gas consumption cars with a $500 rebate for efficient small cars. A separate proposal would raise natural gas prices for industry and utilities to match oil, while insulation tax and nuclear plans push conservation. James Schlesinger warned energy policy will step on toes as capacity to produce oil and gas nears a peak, with nuclear expansion seen as essential.
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National Wildlife Federation
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Labor vows broad PR drive after Capitol Hill losses
Frustrated by defeats on Capitol Hill, AFL CIO plans an unprecedented public relations blitz to reshapes its image and push its 1977 agenda. Donahue says the campaign will use newspaper ads and direct appeals to workers to counter conservative critics and promote labor legislation.
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