Carter Set for Europe Trip to Seek Peace and Jobs
President Carter began his first overseas mission promising progress toward world peace and continued cooperation with allies. He said the five day trip aims to revive economies, reduce inflation, and put people back to work as he departed from Andrews Air Force Base.
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Wholesale Prices Jump 1.1 Percent in April
Wholesale prices rose 1.1 percent in April marking the third straight monthly gain. Farm product costs surged 3.4 percent and processed foods up 2.5 percent while industrial commodities edged higher 0.6 percent. The report notes weather-driven farm price pressures and warns CPI could approach double-digit inflation if trends persist.
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Traffic lights glare prompt safety call in The Enterprise
Readers ask about new polycarbonate signal lenses at College Kivett Eastchester Johnson and other intersections. The city traffic engineer explains glare issues and backplates as a fix while checking glass lens availability and specific locations.
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Caffeine and mood link studied in psychiatric patients
University of Michigan researchers report that among 83 psychiatric patients those with high caffeine intake show more low mood anxiety and tranquilizer use. They caution findings may not apply to the general population and cannot prove causation.
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Nixon Confesses Lies Mistakes In TV Interview
Former president Richard M. Nixon admitted he lied about Watergate and made wrong decisions while insisting he did not commit a crime. He said he let down the country and his supporters, and framed his resignation as voluntary impeachment. He refused to grovel and blamed “mistakes of the heart” for the scandal.
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European Press Answers Nixon Interview With Sharp Dissent
Le Soir and Le Figaro lead a chorus of criticism noting the Frost Nixon chat exposes deeper U S division and leaves lingering questions. Critics portray Nixon as a doomed figure, vain and self pitying, while others wonder about pardon deals and political motives.
Nixon interview replay stirs Ervin's watergate memories
Former Sen. Sam Ervin watched Nixon’s Frost interview at a Charlotte motel and said Nixon lied to the American people. He expressed compassion for Nixon and for millions of youths who lost faith in government.
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UCSF Scientists Isolate Gene Directing Growth Hormone
UCSF researchers report isolating and analyzing the human growth hormone gene, which directs placenta to produce lactogen. The work aims to enable bacteria to produce the hormone for treating dwarfism and genetic defects, marking a cautious step in recombinant DNA research amid safety concerns.
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