Carter Talks With Americans On Radio Show
President Carter answered questions from 42 callers on CBS radio detailing concerns from Cuba to taxes and a Panamanian canal treaty plan. He outlined aims on Cuba relations, canal sovereignty, North Vietnam mission, tax reform timing, energy policy reveal, and no draft revival, signaling further briefings.
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Callers Include Trinity Resident in Carter Call
Opal DeHart of Trinity spoke with President Carter during CBS radio airings of Saturday’s nationwide call in. She identified as daughter of a terminal cancer patient and pressed for access to a vitamin drug she says helps a young High Point College student, despite FDA warnings.
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Public help line answers readers questions on local issues
The Enterprise Action Line fielded queries about abandoned cars, leaf burning legality, and license plate sticker placement. Authorities advised tow and storage for abandoned autos, confirmed leaf burning is illegal, and explained proper sticker placement and replacement procedures.
Rescuers Free Trapped Miner in Four Day Ordeal
Ronald Adley, 37, is pulled from a coal mine chamber in Tower City Pennsylvania after more than four days trapped with nine others. He remains hospitalized as rescuers cut a 50 foot crawl tunnel and trek 1000 feet to the underground rail line then ride a mine rail car to safety. Adley remained in good spirits during the 103 hour ordeal.
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Quake Death Toll May Reach 3000 in Bucharest
Western diplomats estimated the Bucharest death toll could exceed 2000 and possibly 3000 after a 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck Friday night. Romanian officials reported 298 dead in Bucharest, with 1700 hospitalized and 1200 in serious condition.
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Four year old Danny Mitchell of Seattle slid down a chimney Friday after climbing from a second story window and fell about 15 feet. Firemen freed him by breaking a hole in the chimney while his mother waited anxiously and was later reunited with him. His father said he was banged up but given ice cream and fine after the incident.
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