Carter greets Yugoslavia leaders in Belgrade visit
President Carter assures Yugoslavia of U S friendship and support for independence and unity. He lays a wreath at Tito’s tomb and meets the collective government led by Mijatovic and Djuranovic. Carter pledges detente, reciprocity, and dialogue while praising Tito’s legacy.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
UPI
Carter
America
Josip Broz Tito
Tito
United States
Sava River
Cvijetin Mijatovic
Veselin Djuranovic
Josip Vrhovec
Afghanistan
Moscow
Izvestia
Yugoslaia
Spain
Portugal
Washington
Balanced budget debate and the $90 billion doubletalk
The $90 billion figure dominates the fight over the 1981 budget. Democrats and Republicans clash on how the plan would balance by 1981, with Carter proposing $15 billion in cuts and Reagan arguing tax hikes inflate the total. The oil-import fee was quashed, denying $12 billion yearly revenue. Recession amplifies pressure as the year 1981 posture unfolds.
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Harry B. Ellis
Christian Science Monitor
Washington
Ronald Reagan
Carter
Congress
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
George Shultz
Reagan
U.S
Carter taxes and deficits debate balance in 1980s
A Washington analysis argues that unemployment, inflation, and legislative taxes push the U.S. toward a large deficit despite claims of a balanced budget. It notes windfall oil taxes, higher payroll taxes, inflation brackets, and Congress actions shaping the 1981 budget. The White House denies new taxes were meant to balance the budget.
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White’ House
Carter
White House
Congress
Five Alarm Fire Injures 125 In Manhattan Skyscraper
A five alarm blaze at the Bank of America offices on the 20th floor of a 42 story Manhattan building injured 125 people including firefighters and office workers. Over 100 firefighters and two dozen civilians were hurt as the fire raged for hours trapping late workers behind smoke filled doors.
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New York
Park Avenue
Waldorf-Astoria
Manhattan
Bellevue Hospital
Roosevelt Hospital
Bank of America
J.R. Ewing survives with six figure Fortunes for CBS Dallas
J R Ewing returns for another Dallas season after a six figure per episode deal, with filming starting in a Dallas hospital. The saga over who shot J R continues as odds and bets flood the chatter. Jazz rises in the 80s as Hefner stadium event draws over 34 000 fans and 400 000 dollars. It features Tony Bennett replacing an injured Pryor and Barbara Barrie co hosting.
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J.R. Ewing
Cbs-Tv
Lorimar Productions
Larry Hagman
Dallas
Hagman
Lorimar
Hollywood
J.R
Jimmy the Greek
Hugh Hefner
Hefner
Manne
Los Angeles
New York
Plaza Hotel
Greg Hines
Hines
Richard Pryor
Tony Bennett
Barbara Barrie
Barry Farber
Summit unity and oil phaseout alarm world leaders
Western summit leaders condemned Russia's invasion of Afghanistan and agreed to phase out oil in favor of coal and nuclear power. Despite claims of troop withdrawals, U S officials reported no evidence of 10,000 Soviet troops leaving Afghanistan, with forces possibly repositioned near the border. Iran tied hostages' release to unspecified conditions while Vietnamese border clashes escalated with Thai aircraft shot down. Begin coalition defections threaten Israeli governance and possible early elections.
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Venice
Russia
Afghanistan
OPEC
United States
West Germany
Canada
Japan
Britain
Italy
France
Tass
Kremlin
Kabul
Washington
U.S
Thailand
Mak Mun
Bangkok
United Nations
Sitthi Savestila
U.N. Security Council
Begin
Menachem Begin
Israel
Dovish Democratic Movement Party
Knesset
United Press International
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John Sealy Hospital
Galveston
Texas
Timm
Barbara Timm
Tehran
State Department
Iran
Kevin Hermening
Pryor
Gary Swaye
Sherman Oaks Community Hospital
O’hare International
California
Federal Aviation Administration
Chicago
O’hare
FAA
Warren Weber
Park New York
David J. Morrissey
Omni
University of California
Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
Morrissey
Aioe
Chariton Heston
Penthouse Magazine
Dustin Hoffman
Michelangelo
Razzo Rizzo
Bob Keeshan
Billy Joel
Madison Square Garden
Michael Learned
Robert Reed
Robert Halmi
Johnny Hartman
Tringlehorn
Hoffman
Sadegh Ghotbzadeh
Ghotbzadeh
Paris
Ban Sangnae
Tap Prik
Gulf of
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Kok
Aranyaprathet
Prik
Ban Sang
Nong Chan
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