Congress faces broad agenda before August recess
Congress races to approve energy and health measures before the break. President Carter urged auto emission standards for 1978 cars to prevent plant closures and aid the economy. Debates stalled by abortion funding, Senate filibuster, and conference committee over when federal dollars should flow. GAO cautioned energy plan misses 1985 goals and floated 50 cent fuel tax. Environmentalists urge veto of strip mining rules while unions wrestle with armed forces negotiations. A nutrition and egg study rewrites seek tighter dietary guidance. Saccharin warning rules pass in committee after opposing cancer cautions.
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New York City
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Test ban talks eyed for October at Geneva
United States Britain and the Soviet Union have reached enough common ground after two weeks of exploratory talks to begin full negotiations in October aimed at a total nuclear test ban. The issue of peaceful nuclear explosions and China’s stance loom as key sticking points.
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Carter praises Italian leader during White House visit
President Carter extolled Italian Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti as an experienced, staunch ally during a Washington visit. Talks were set to cover Eurocommunism and energy, while Carter praised Andreotti and cited human rights as a core policy. The White House hosted a formal dinner with toasts praising the Italian leader and Close ties.
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Personal Property Auction for Francis L. Gay Estate
An auction is set for Saturday August 4 at 1:00 PM at 3410 131 Street Cal. The sale features the EST of Francis L. Gay with Jim Cummings listed as the auctioneer. Auctions indicate a liquidating event for personal property.
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AL. F.C. Brown
Columbus Nebr
August Runge, Jr
Henry Burs
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Francis L. Gay
131 Street
Cal
Jim Cummings
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