Carter signals bold foreign policy shift in first 100 days
The article reviews President Carter's early foreign policy, highlighting his public diplomacy and push for human rights. It notes tensions with traditionalists, potential arms control with the Soviet Union, and uneven support for democracies, including ongoing Russian dissident crackdowns and limited Jewish emigration.
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Carter Says Openness in Foreign Policy Faces Probe
President Carter defends openness in foreign policy before the Relations Committee and presses for reduced rhetoric in arms talks with the Soviet Union. He reiterates human rights as guiding policy, signals continuing talks with Geneva negotiations next month, and highlights support for Palestinians homeland in a Geneva conference.
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Life in Prison Again Edgar Smith Jr sentence handed San Diego
Edgar Smith Jr was sentenced to life in prison in San Diego for kidnapping and attempted murder of a seamstress last October. The article recalls his prior notoriety, including 14 years on New Jersey's death row for a gymnasium slaying, and his later political remarks and public diplomacy role during the Carter era.
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Pennhurst suit cites inadequate environment and mistreatment
Mental health expert testifies Pennhurst State Hospital failed to provide a humane setting. Seclusion and restraints were used as punishment, and patients could be moved to community facilities. A former staffer testified of safety concerns and lax electrical wiring, while a civil suit seeks closure in favor of community treatment.
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Hope To End Police Strike In Alliance Ohio
Alliance police walkout enters fourth day as attorney Robert Phillips says he will meet with the city wage and negotiating committee at 2 p.m. and with Mayor James Puckett at 3 p.m. The council offers an immediate 3 percent or $30 monthly raise and plans an income tax increase ballot for further raises.
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