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Newspaper

Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1976

Page

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Kissinger opposes nuclear fuels control plan

Secretary of State Kissinger told the Senate committee he opposes a proposed U S Russian agreement to curb nuclear fuel sales arguing it could destabilize NATO allies France and West Germany and harm U S foreign policy. He urged sticking to nonproliferation norms and multilateral talks while warning a Soviet backed coalition would risk damaging ties with allies and set back detente.

Washington West Germany France Henry A. Kissinger Senate Government Operations Committee Kissinger Abraham Ribicoff United States Russia West Germany Ribicoff Soviet Union NATO Charles Percy R-I John Glenn Ohio Ribboff Unit States Moscow State Department Ine Cla White House CBS Daitley Schoft Ihe Village Voice New York Pike CIA H . Hes CLA Rogoviin Nnions

Groups expand political fund networks across unions and associations

Groups such as Workers of America and American Medical Association have created multiple regional committees linked to a national fund. They can channel up to $5,000 per committee to a candidate, potentially totaling $50,000 from a single group. The election commission seeks limits, while the Supreme Court notes committees must operate independently.

Workers of America National Union American Medical Association The Election Commission Supreme Court Calip I Authority Willi

Bell’s early telephone milestones marked by Watson’s spark

In 1875 Bell’s assistant Thomas Watson triggered a key sound on a receiver, guiding development of telephone models. On March 10, 1876 Bell called for Watson, hearing the first complete sentence over the line. A commemorative stamp in Boston honors Bell’s invention.

Alexander Graham Bell Bell Thomas Watson Mr. Watson Watnok Boston

Street Gangs Kidnap 24 Kill Six Others In Lebanon

Beirut and northern Lebanon saw street gangs abduct 24 pedestrians and kill six others amid a fragile seven week old civil war truce. Police reported two abductees released hours later and gun battles erupted in Beirut suburbs with Christians and Muslims firing at each other.

Lebanon Beirut Gil Suleiman Franjieh Mideast Franjieh Abdu Halim Khaddaim Syran Stabei Rashid Karami Karami Lebade Subub Basra al Hatf

Revenue sharing debate shapes new Democratic agenda

Acknowledging revenue sharing as pivotal to future policy, Adams notes the November election will steer the nation's course. Proposals span extending revenue sharing briefly and altering formulas, with options including federal welfare cost coverage and reduced local contributions. Debate encompasses states versus cities in funding allocations.

Adams

Prospects For 1976 Wheat Harvest Decline

Washington AP reports that prospects for the 1976 winter wheat harvest are increasingly dim, with drought conditions in the Great Plains and parched central areas. USDA notes some relief from recent rains but warns more moisture is needed to sustain spring growth. Exports remain strong yet substantial reserves of wheat and corn are expected by harvest time.

Washington al- Assaigh Seal Plains Ohio Nebraska USDA Great Plains Kattsas

Weather forecast warns wintry mix and heavy snow across Virginia

A winter storm swept into Virginia bringing cold air and high pressure from the Gulf. Temperatures stayed in the mid 30s and agriculture officials said orchard blossoms remained safe. The National Weather Service predicted up to 12 inches in the Blue Ridge foothills and surrounding counties with highways still passable tonight though some northwest roads could become impassable. Snow tires or chains were advised for Interstate 66 and several U S routes in multiple counties across the state.

Virginia Gulf of Mexico Wilttress National Weather Service Blue Ridge Lou County Lbinches Prince William Iment Northwest Fer Warren Livin Albémare Courty Rockingham Frederick Shenandoah U. S U. S. 259 Highland County Loudoun Rappahannock Grange Madison Culpeper Fairfax Albemarle Green Counties

Hearst Case: Attorneys Clash Over Witness Qualifications

In San Francisco on Tuesday Patricia Hearst's defense lawyer F Lee Bailey and government expert Dr Joel Fort argued about the witness's ability to declare Hearst a willing bank robber. The cross examination grew tense as both exchanged accusations about motives and credentials.

San Francisco Patricia Hearst Carly Oh F. Lee Bailey Joel Fort

Slayings Cast Shadow Near Columbia and Hearst Trial Juxtaposed

Reports describe bodies found in a wooded area near Columbia with investigators dispatched to North Carolina to sift evidence. In Florida court, Bailey battles Fort’s testimony about Hearst case, drawing crowd reactions as the seventh week of trial continues under Judge Oliver J. Carter.

Bishops Hillside North Carolina J.R. Sargent Clem Orbin Montgomery County Police Columbia Rhodes Tme Bailey Foot Miss Hearst Fort U.S. District Court Oliver J. Carter

Mine Comider comment on Piggoz and Scotia Coal orders

Mine Comider claimed Piggoz was taken at a location in Whitesbaig Mountain Base while state parties said Scotia Coal Co. issued a blackout on photographs. State police Capt. James Gray refused further comment and would not discuss the detention.

Whitesbaig Filine En Trace Scotia Coal Co. Batt James Gray Cord

Secret Oil Talks Near End in Florida Negotiations

Panama City reports signs that top secret talks to fully nationalize Aramco may be near conclusion. Saudi and American partners Exxon Mobil Texaco and Standard Oil of California discuss price for shares and continued oil supplies. Resort guests and officials observed subdued activity as negotiations proceed with a wary calm.

Fla Panama City Saint Arabia Ahmed Yamani Atetican Oil Company Aramco Spencer Loyd

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