Carter disclosures place president near one million net worth
President Carter reports total assets around 1.5 million with liabilities about 700 thousand and a net worth near 800 thousand excluding his Plains residence. The family's peanut warehouse losses exceed 50 thousand last year and Billy Carter has been removed from management.
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Washington
Carter
Billy
Billy Carter
U.S. Navy
Long Beach
Calif
Charles Kirbo
White House
Plains
Jack
Kirbo
Births and notices from Vital Statistics page
Birth announcements list several newborns with parental addresses including Davenport Krewson McNee Miller and Hallock. Other items include a May 27 birth in Iowa City to Dr and Dr Sinn Anuras and attendance of Cedar Rapids doctors. Daily incident notes cover medical emergencies, a power interruption at Westdale Mall, and other small city alerts.
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Iowa City
Sinn Anuras
Cedar Rapids
Gas prices eyed as June supply tightens amid probes
Carter meets oil executives amid signs gasoline will be scarcer in June. The Wage and Price Stability Council charged Amerada Hess with violating price guidelines and warned of more violators. Energy Department officials testified to Congress about alleged illegal oil dealings. Oil majors Shell Gulf Conoco and Texaco plan June cuts, with eastern U S hardest hit. Gasoline rose 8.5 cents by April, 4.2 cents in May, Alfred Kahn noting only 3 cents tied to crude costs.
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Carter
Council On
Amerada Hess Corp
Council
Energy Department
Joseph McNeff
House
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Congress
McNeff
Shell
Gulf
Conoco
Texaco
United States
Wage and Price Council
Alfred Kahn
Nicaraguan government clashes with Sandinistas in multiple regions
Government troops fight Sandinista guerrillas across south toward Costa Rica and in Leon and Puerto Cabezas as rebels claim a final offensive. The Somoza regime seals the southern battle zone, blocks communications, and bars radio and TV coverage.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Somoza
Nandaime
Leon
Puerto Cabezas
National Guard
Anastasio Somoza
Costa Rica
Diplomat Assassinated Shocks San Salvador Diplomatic Corps
Swiss Charge d Affaires Hugo Wey was shot dead in a San Salvador suburb as two motorists forced his car to stop. The murder marks the 96th death in El Salvador’s political violence this month, with no group claiming responsibility. The Popular Liberation Forces warned of war on diplomats after killing Education Minister Carlos Antonio Herrera Rebollo last week.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Hugo Wey
Wey
Carlos Humberto Romero
Popular Liberation Forces
Carlos Antonio Herrera Rebollo
NATO Allies Back SALT II Amid Reservations At Noordwijk
At a NATO foreign ministers meeting in Noordwijkerhout Netherlands the alliance endorsed the SALT II accord with some misgivings. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance urged rapid modernization of arsenals while France sought more detail and cautioned on next bargaining rounds. The Soviets push for SALT III inclusion and oppose outside nuclear intervention.
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Noordwijkerhout
Netherlands
America
NATO
Cyrus Vance
Vance
Radiation study links radiation exposure to bone marrow cancer
A government survey indicates nuclear workers and people exposed to atomic testing have higher susceptibility to bone marrow cancer. The GAO led analysis on low level radiation calls for further study and a report to Congress due in August. Twenty years ago Western Powers proposed keeping Berlin divided.
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Washington
Government Accounting Office
Congress
Berlin
DC-10 engine cracks found in inspections after Chicago crash
FAA says inspections of 91 of 135 DC-10s uncovered cracks in the monoball engine supports and bushings. 85 planes cleared. 25 have issues including cracks and missing hardware. Infant body found at O’Hare raises dead to 274 as investigations continue into the engine pylon failure.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Aviation
Chicago
FAA
Frank Farrar
Farrar
Cook County
Robert J. Stein
O'Hare
American Airlines
United Airlines
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates and Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette outlines delivery basics with carrier and mail options. It notes prices for Afternoon Editions and Sunday issues, weekly, monthly, and yearly rates, and restrictions on mail subscriptions in carrier areas.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
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