Erroneous Charges Protested By Carter
President Ford on a whistlestop tour accused Jimmy Carter of distortions in debates over income taxes federal spending and defense. Carter in Kansas City urged Ford to stop misrepresenting his position while Mondale and Dole campaigned in Illinois and Kansas. Carter defended tax fairness and promised social program funding and deficit reduction without tax increases for many earners.
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Illinois
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Kansas City
Abe
Bob Dole
Walter F. Mondale
Houston
Dole
Kansas
Mondale
Fairview Heights
St. Louis
Amtrak
Honest Abe
Joliet
Ill
United States
Ohio
White House
Los Angeles Times
Savannah Morning News
Massachusetts
City Questions Answered on Public Works and Pensions
Readers ask about why 25 holes were dug on Westchester Drive before paving and about eye color checks on traffic stops. City engineer cites routine manhole and valve box adjustments. A separate reply clarifies ERISA pension basics, vesting, and plan administrator duties, with guidance to consult the employer.
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Q. 1
Westchester Drive
Lexington
Main Street
Anon. A
Jam Oliver
Nuclear Accident Payments Revealed in Pacific Northwest Report
In their first report on the subject insurance firms say about 400000 dollars has been paid over 19 years to people involved in radiation incidents in the nuclear industry. Most incidents were during transport rather than plant accidents. 30 incidents since 1957 required settlements and another 200000 dollars in expenses. Notable cases include a 300000 dollar payment to the estate of a plutonium worker at a truck terminal and a 70000 dollar payment to a widow after a fatal fission event.
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Seattle
Shobek
Arab leaders meet as Lebanese fighting halts in Saudi talks
In Riyadh Yasir Arafat Hafez Assad and other leaders gather for a six nation summit seen as a turning point in Lebanon. Syria reportedly ordered a cease fire Friday though Beirut clashes continued between right wing Christians and leftist Muslims.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Yasir Arafat
Hafez Assad
Saudi Arabia
Saud
King Khaled
Riyadh
Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
U.S. Urging Investments In Rhodesia
The federal government urges major American corporations to invest in a black-ruled Rhodesia to maintain Western ties. A meeting on Oct 5 in New York, chaired by Sen. Javits, included Chase Manhattan Bank, 3M, Citibank, Union Carbide and Mobil Oil, with Rogers and other officials discussing training for black Rhodesians and investment policies. No decisions were made as Geneva constitutional talks loom.
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New York
Rhodesia
William D. Rogers
U.S
Sen
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Chase Manhattan Bank
The
3McO
Citibank
Union Carbide
Geneva
Bahamas to hang American man for Bahamian murders
Michiah Shobek, 22, is to be executed by hanging at Fox Hill Prison in Nassau after exhausting appeals. He confessed to killing three Americans including Paul Howell and Katie Smith amid a 1973 74 Bahamian crime spree. His mother advocates for a delay, saying he is mentally ill and mistreated.
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The
Bahamas
Her Majesty's Prison
Fox Hill
Michiah Shobek
Spencer
Shobek
United States
Cyril Stevenson
U.S
Paul Howell
Massillon
Ohio
Howell
Katie Smith
Detroit
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Nuclear Energy Liability Property Insurance Association
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Charles Bardes
Prince Saud
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Anwar Sadat
Elias Sarkis
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Sheik Sabah al-Salem al-Sabah
Khaled
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Lowa
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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