Kissinger Calls Cuban Troop Withdrawal a Positive Development
In Luxembourg and London Kissinger said Castro's claim of withdrawing Cuban troops from Angola may be a positive development if independently confirmed. He noted a partial withdrawal would not meet U S conditions, while a small residual technician contingent could remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Henry A. Kissinger
Fidel Castro
Angola
Kissinger
Olof Palme
Castro
Palme
Cubas
United States
United
Cuba
Luxembourg
Stockholm
Central Treaty Organization
Washington
Soviet Union
Moscow
Sweden
Committee Okays Tax Credit For Those Insulating Homes
The Senate Finance Committee backed a 30 percent insulation tax credit up to 750 dollars, with a maximum of 285 dollars, and approved up to 2000 dollars for solar or geothermal home equipment. The panel also moved to aid energy conservation via business credits, repeals of certain taxes, and extended loss carryforwards, amid disclosures of payments to foreign officials by major firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
America
Congress Has Not Lost All Its Marbles Light Show
A Senate member and seven House colleagues faced the national marble champions at the Capitol in a lighthearted Congressional Marbles Tournament. Rep. Burlison of Missouri defeated Railsback to win the crown, after beating several opponents, with remarks about nostalgia and concentration. Others included Reps. Yatron Moorhead and Myers, and the event featured junior champions Richard Asner and Sharon Woolworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
House
Capitol
J. Glenn Beall
Peter Flaherty
Pittsburgh
Bill Burlison
D-Mo
Tom Railsback
RTL
Burlison
Railsback
Congressmen
James Mann
Raisback
Larry Pressler
R-S.d
Richard Asner
Sharon Woolworth
Reading
Jeff Rick
Cumberland
Jerilyn Keene
Baltimore
Gus Yatron
William S. Moorhead
Gary A. Myers
Pennsylvania
Mayor Flaherty
Bankers
Young Asner
Pete
Hays Says Relationship Lied About is Covered in The Record
Former aide Ray admitted lying about a relationship with a Hays staff member. Hays says a hearing is needed as accusations surface and he sought to help the employee despite personal ties. He described past threats and emotional troubles affecting his engagement and career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Robert Michel
Illinois
Hays
House Administration Committee
Administration Committee
Hollywood
Miss Ray
Lebanon crisis widens as gunmen wounded in Sidon clash
In Sidon’s port area 11 gunmen were wounded in a shootout between Palestinians allied with Moslem leftists and Syrian based Saiqa Group. Syria’s Hafez Assad sent thousands of Saiqa Palestinians into Lebanon to enforce a cease fire, provoking resentment from Moslem-Palestinian al Tanre. Sarkis reportedly reached a tentative armistice with Moslems and Christians, but no start date was set. Franjieh signs a constitutional amendment allowing an early successor election, yet resists stepping down. Red Cross appeals for 3 million to cover Lebanon’s growing medical supply needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidon
Lebanon
Saiqa
Hafez Assad
al- Tanre
Beuut
Sarkis
Suleiman Franjieh
Franjieh
House of Deputies
Pires
Geneva
International Red Cross
Trial verdict in Poindexter case ends six day hearing
Poindexter faced six days of testimony as the defense argued jurors showed him no eye contact and the defense claimed insanity. The court heard prosecutors seek two life terms plus four years while guards surrounded the courtroom as the verdict was read by Rudolph Shaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poindexter
Rudolph Shaver
Carter Gains but Faces Delegates Shortfall in Primary Chaos
Carter won key Southern states with 77 percent in Tennessee 62 percent in Arkansas and 59 percent in Tennessee as Kennedy hinted at a possible Carter ticket while Udall noted limited results. Reagan called the California primary crucial amid border-state losses and Wallace trailed in second place in each case. Carter warned he may trade for uncommitted delegates if terms are public and legitimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gan
Ford
Reagan
Los Angeles
California
Kentucky
Tennessee
Carter
South
Arkansas
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Morris K. Udall
Oregon
Church
Brown
Maryland
Nebraska
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Bing Crosby Is Released After Esophagus Incident
Singer Bing Crosby 72 was released from Riverside Hospital after a piece of food became stuck in his esophagus during a Monday night meal. He was treated under general anesthesia and driven to the hospital around 11 p.m. Crosby had withdrawn from the $200,000 Memorial Golf Tournament at Muirfield Village but was expected to attend as a spectator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiscock
Lucien N. Neda
D-Mich
Ronald Bannister
Mill Valley
Calif
Preston Bannister
Columbus, Ohio
Bing Crosby
Riverside Hospital
Crosby
Tom Clark
Clark
Muirfield Village
Dublin
Bomb explosion disrupts airport during arrival event
Police sealed the airport as two bombs were found and exploded by detonators and later opened to reveal clothes. A Canadian tourist described glass shattering and people cut by shards. A man in a wheelchair and a girl with burning hair were among the wounded evacuated by helicopter and ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Tim Selby
Ken Sowers
Israel
York, A
Bridgewater Officer Killed In Domestic Shooting Scene
In Bridgewater, Rockingham County, Officer Wayne E. Stoutamyer, 26, died from shotgun wounds in front of his home. Hoy P. Pope Jr., 40, was wounded and will be charged with the killing. Pope remained in stable condition at Rockingham Memorial Hospital. Authorities noted a pistol wound to Pope and uncertain shoot order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgewater
Roy Pape
Cheif
Wayne Stoutamyer
Stoutamyer
Rockingham County
Glen Weatherholtz
Wayne E. Stoutamyer
Hoy P. Pope Jr
Pope
Rockingham Memorial
Gail Crary
Planes’ Runway Mixup Reveals Noise Debate Details
An Air France jet and a British Concorde departure clash over runway use. The British plane chose the right runway to reduce neighborhood noise after the captain asked the control tower. FAA claimed it learned of the choice just before takeoff while noting Air France measured 129 PNdBs four miles from the point of takeoff, louder than several Boeing 707s in earlier readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air France
FAA
British Aircraft Corp
Codevelopers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senate Finance Committee
Rational Weather Service
NOAA
US Dept. of Commerce
Pacific Northwest
Hayse
Page
Washington Post
Mideast
Baptist Tabernacle
Bing
3Room Group
M&m
Stoulamyer
Weatherholtz
Rockingham County General District
Dewey Dewey
Danville
Bill
Atc
The
Register & Bee
P.O
Register and Bee
Donville Register
Bee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!