Park calls bribery indictment unfair amid U S probe
Tongsun Park labeled the 36 count federal indictment unfair and said he will not travel to Washington while an emotionally charged atmosphere exists. He asserted cooperation with Korean authorities, urging voluntary return and defending his name and family.
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Liddys Silent Role in Watergate Revealed to Barbara Walters
Gordon Liddy said he acted as a lieutenant to Nixon era aims and would do it again for another president. He refused to name who sent him to the Democratic headquarters on June 17 1972. He was paroled from prison and defended his actions while noting no remorse.
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NBC
Carson
Senate votes to end B-1 bomber program in defense bill
The Senate gave final approval to a $110 billion defense measure that halts the B-1 bomber project. The House earlier voted 202 to 199 to delete $1.4 billion for the bomber, prompting President Carter to sign the bill into law.
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California
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Edwards
Liddy Noted For Unconventional Silence In Public Life
The remark highlights Liddy as a figure who dances to a unique beat, described as quietly defiant and independent in demeanor and approach.
Pessimistic forecast on U S power shortages and blackouts
The National Electric Reliability Council warns of forced rotating blackouts across the Southeast by 1979 and broader shortages by 1981 and 1986 as utilities face rising demand, delayed plants, and resistance to rate increases. McCollum cites government limits and economic woes as key drivers.
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Southwest
Canada
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New Orleans Public Service Co
Council
Congress
James Schlesinger
McCollum
Federal Power Commission
Chanute to add school warning sign at Fourth and Lincoln
The city plans a advance school warning sign at the Fourth and Lincoln intersection after a 1976 Traffic Safety Study. Vernon Shultz, assistant police chief, says Chanute is revamping its street sign system, including stop and parking signs, to improve safety.
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Weather Area Forecast Partly cloudy through Saturday
Becoming partly cloudy through Saturday with lows in the mid to upper 50s. Saturday will be warmer with high near 80. Northerly winds 10 to 20 mph shifting to variable 5 to 15 mph tonight.
Fire safety demands Tuoga Hotel changes for $37000
State fire marshal orders Tioga Hotel owners to install a new Main Street fire escape, permanent stairs, 5 6 smoke detectors per floor, and seal transoms by October 1. A meeting with Floyd Dibbern and local officials is set for Sept 16 to work out phased implementation.
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Tom Baughn
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Baughn
Television critics push back on age stereotypes in ads and shows
The House Aging Committee and the Gray Panthers urged networks to curb negative portrayals of the elderly in commercials and prime time. Speakers criticized Johnny Carson and Carol Burnett for aging stereotypes and urged sensitivity while noting no universal mandatory retirement policy across networks.
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Gray Panthers
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D-Fla
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