Carter's stance on morality and Soviet dissidents
UPI reports President Carter weighs moral pressure on foreign rulers while balancing arms control with the Soviet Union. He supports Sakharov's rights, vows to curb arms sales, and backs majority rule in Africa. Andrew Young's UN post signals policy direction.
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New Batteries May Boost Electric Car Range This Decade
ERDA officials say advanced lead acid and new chemistries could give early 100 mile to 180 mile ranges for electric cars by the early 1980s with eventual 250 mile stretches. Batteries may be leased, enabling factory-scale production and grid storage use to smooth demand. Experts cite 6 million spent last year and 10 million this year to spur development and testing.
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Band Uniform Fundraising Dinner at Aquinas
A pizza feed to raise money for new band uniforms is set for Sunday from 6 to 10 p.m. at Aquinas. The Aquinas Polka Band and the Leonard Havranek Trio will perform.
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