Gromyko slams U.S. arms talks as one sided
In Moscow a news conference marked by Foreign Minister Gromyko criticizing U.S. proposals as one sided and harmful to Soviet security. He blamed Carter's human rights campaign for worsening the atmosphere and said the Vladivostok based plan and the comprehensive deep cut plan were unacceptable. Vance prepared to brief Western allies after leaving Moscow.
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UPI
Andrei G
United States
Soviet Union
Gromyko
Carter
Cyrus Vance
Leonid Brezhnev
Vance
U.S
Vladivostok
Brezhnev
Ford
Aquinas Latin II Team Takes Third At Latin Certamin
Aquinas High School Latin II team earned third place at the Latin Certamin held at Bellevue High School. Members Doug Denson Rick Hanus Grace Ekstein and Tom Eickmeier played through quarterfinal 105 0 win over Omaha Northwest and semifinal 60 35 loss to Omaha Central after earlier 90 25 win against Omaha Burke.
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Aquinas
Rick Hanus
Grace Ekstein
Tom Eickmeier
Omaha South High School
Exon backs existing death penalty law in Nebraska
Gov. J. James Exon stated support for Nebraska's current capital punishment statute at a news conference. Lawmakers weigh Sen. Ernest Chambers' LB64 to abolish capital punishment, with amendments proposing 30 year minimum and 90 year maximum sentences for first degree murder. Exon defended the law and declined to forecast actions if abolition passes. Foreign patents show foreigners received 35 percent of U S patents in 1975, up from 16 percent in 1960.
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UPI
J. James Exon
Nebraska
Exon
Omaha
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Patent Office
Sweden tops life expectancy in civilized world study
United Press International reports that Swedish citizens have the highest average lifespans with men at 71.6 years and women at 75.4 years in a comparison to other nations, noting parity with Australian Aborigines.
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Sweden
Elderly Care and Insurance Fees Highlight Public Opinion
A Newsday survey finds most Americans prefer federal responsibility for elderly care without a national health program. Separately, the American Council of Life Insurance reports life insurance premiums per $1000 of coverage fell by 4.60 dollars from 1965 to 1975.
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United States
American Council of Life Insurance
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