U S proposes curb on subsurface launched missiles in SALT talks
U S arms negotiators offered a new plan to ban depressed trajectory submarine launched missiles to shield bombers from rapid attack. Russians did not respond in Moscow and talks will resume with Andrei Gromyko meeting Cyrus Vance later this month. The issue could delay SALT II but not block a final treaty.
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Negotiators discuss SALT II limits in Moscow talks
Sources say no missile development agreement yet and the United States has not started such work. They note the sole new issue raised concerns over how to control new strategic weapons, cruise missiles on aircraft, Backfire bomber status, and timing of force limits.
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Fire strikes settle in Manchester New Hampshire and Wichita
New Hampshire firefighters reach a compromise contract ending a two week strike just before a midnight deadline. In Wichita, police and fire personnel stage a walkout and face contempt fines if they do not return to work by 9 am Saturday, as judges weigh purge eligibility.
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Carter vacation cost to taxpayers
President Carter's 12 day vacation to Plains Idaho and Wyoming cost taxpayers at least 114000 dollars. The AP tally includes hotel stays police protection and transport costs but excludes reporters' expenses. Individual out of pocket totals for the president were about 2232 dollars with additional sums for aides and security. The report notes costs for White House staff and vehicles and cites prior estimates on presidential travel expenses.
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Woman Turns Bathtub Into Sunlit Backyard Pool
Mrs. Stan Schroeder of Postville heat summer creativity uses a discarded bathtub as a makeshift pool. She enjoys sunbathing while cooling off, while a redwood fence behind her features decorative eyes meant as a joke, not peep holes.
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FBI Agent Indicted On Perjury Charges
Active FBI special agent Joseph Stabile, 50, indicted in New York City on two counts of perjury related to alleged $15,000 payoff from gambling figure John Caputo. If convicted, he faces up to five years and $10,000 fine per count.
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Cedar Rapids executive named president of Iowa Motor Truck Association
Herald A. Smith Jr., a 30 year veteran and CAST board chairman, was elected president of the Iowa Motor Truck Association at the Fort Dodge annual meeting. Other officers include U. S. Hass first vice president Harold Dickey second vice president Bill Weinrich and John Ryan as treasurer. Sixteen carriers received safety honors with Briggs Transportation Co. of St Paul as overall winner for outstanding safety in general commodities over 4 million miles.
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Harold Dickey Transport
Packwood
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Weinrich Truck Lines
Hinton
John Ryan
Ryan Transport Corp
Des Moines
Iowa Motor Carriers
Briggs Transportation Co
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Karpov Lets Win Slip Away In Defining Match
World champion Anatoly Karpov again could not convert a winning position against Viktor Korchnoi. After Korchnoi’s 64th move, both players agreed to a draw in game 22, amid jubilant reactions from the challenger who questioned Karpov’s status.
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Want Ads Card of Thanks Lost Wallet
Lost brown wallet near 19th Avenue Southwest. Reward offered. Please contact with any information about the item and its owner.
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