Nuclear pact nears on site inspections of peaceful explosions
In Moscow US and USSR announce a preliminary accord on on site inspection for peaceful nuclear explosions. Talks began in 1974, with Stoesser and Morokhovy leading delegations. Agreement must be discussed by governments before initialing and signing.
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Richard M. Nixon
Callaway Case Butz Explanation Demanded In Senate
Senate subcommittee chair Floyd Haskell pressed Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz to explain his role in efforts to push Forest Service action aiding Callaway's Crested Butte ski resort expansion. Haskell warned of a possible subpoena if Butz does not testify after returning from Europe.
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Quake Hits Ecuador Seven Die In Esmeraldas
A strong earthquake struck Ecuador early today killing at least seven people and injuring about fifty in Esmeraldas where many buildings collapsed and 120 were partially destroyed. Quito felt the tremor but reported no fatalities.
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Wrestler contact and city clean-up questions
Readers seek wrestling contacts, recycling guidance, and West End safety concerns. Jim Crockett Promotions in Charlotte is suggested for entering wrestling. Aluminum cans may be flattened or not, plastic bags okay, all aluminum, plus clean foil pans. West End police explain area disturbance issues and city trash pickup set for 7 am Monday during final spring clean-up week.
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Private Schools Segregation Challenge Reaches Supreme Court
The Justice Department urges the Supreme Court to ban segregated private schools citing an 1866 civil rights law. The case involves two black students denied admission to all white private schools near Washington and Richmond. Department argues private segregation harms desegregation of public schools and that the Alafite law applies to private schools.
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Ford hints at Reagan as possible running mate
President Ford, seeking renomination, weighs a Ford Reagan ticket only if necessary. Some aides see two unlikely scenarios: Reagan mounting a strong challenge or a divisive Ford Reagan split threatening party unity, with a deal to place Reagan on the November ballot.
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Carter Apology Sparks Debate in Pennsylvania Primary
The Associated Press reports Carter apologized for remarks about ethnic purity and faced criticism from Udall and other Democrats as they campaigned in Pennsylvania for the May 27 primary. Ford and Reagan pressed Texas delegate goals while Humphrey fed support in Pittsburgh.
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