Carter Win Leaves Uncertainty About Foreign Policy Direction
Washington diplomats see the Carter victory creating ambiguity over future U S foreign policy as the president elect mixes liberal and conservative advice. They cite Carter's push for public involvement in decision making while noting certain areas like arms control and Panama Canal policy may resist public input. Carter pledges a phased Korea withdrawal.
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Carter Win
Washington
Jimmy Carter
U.S
Carter
Panama Canal
Patrick Caddell
Korea
Help for a worried teen and tennis scoring basics
A column offers help for a nine year old seeking pregnancy testing at the Family Planning Center in Greensboro area, with tests by urine sample and social worker follow up. It also explains tennis scoring, from 15 to deuce, advantage, and set rules, plus a note on love meaning zero.
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Anon
Family Planning Center
N. Elm St
Evelyn Wood
Greensboro-Winston-Salem-Charlotte
B.W.H. A
Southeastern
Great Britain
Million Dollar Coin at San Francisco Mint Display
The restored U S Mint in San Francisco presents a unique 1907 $20 gold piece insured for $1 million atop a display of gold bars and nuggets. The exhibit includes over $3.5 million in gold bars and nuggets plus California gold rush memorabilia.
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U.S. Mint
San Francisco
Mint
The
California
Rhodesia Turns to Russia for Aid in Geneva Talks
Rhodesia's black leader Joshua Nkomo says Rhodesia under black rule will seek friendship and military aid from the Soviet Union rather than the United States. He states the Geneva conference involves Britain and Rhodesia, with Kissinger having no role in Zimbabwe’s negotiations.
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Switzerland
Joshua Nkomo
Rhodesia
Soviet Union
United States
Nkomo
Henry A. Kissinger
Ian Smith
Britain
Kissinger
Zimbabwe
Smith
Washington
Africa
New Yorker Receives Largest Medicaid Payment in 1975
Dr. William A. Triebel of New York tops the list of 2,553 providers who earned more than $100,000 from Medicaid in 1975, receiving $785,114. The HEW report shows 16.3 percent of $2.7 billion went to these high volume providers.
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Washington
William A. Triebel
New York
Triebel
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Department
$3,000 Secret Gift Tied to Holshouser Campaign
The Charlotte Observer reports Southern Bell lobbyist F. Bryan Houck gave $3,000 to Tenney I. Deane, then deputy campaign manager for Gov. Jim Holshouser's 1972 bid. Deane later chaired the Utilities Commission. officials deny knowledge of the donation. The probe touched 11 Bell executives and a 1973 general election law change.
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Utilities Commission
Holshouser
Southern Bell
Pany
Houck
Observer
Gene Anderson
George Little
N.C. Department of Natural and Economic Resources
Commission
Niece Hears Phone Death by Own Action
In Pittsburgh AP Dark ending to a bank embezzlement case. Gus Zanos former Apollo police chief shot himself in his attorney’s office minutes before reporting to jail for a 418000 conspiracy. He left a letter to newspapers and the judge claiming innocence.
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Gus Zanos
Teddie Kiloxylos
Zanos
Federa
Apollo
Armstrong County
Jim
Crook
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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