Carter Plans Balanced Budget Image On Campaign Trail
Jimmy Carter seeks to shift focus from liberal programs to fiscal restraint as he emphasizes balancing the budget. He vowed no new major programs unless funding exists and aims to curb inflation and unemployment while delaying some welfare and health reforms if needed. Carter highlighted tax reform gains from a large investment credit and attended a briefing with top corporate chiefs, not commenting publicly on the meeting.
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Carter
Jody Powell
Powell
Sarter
Riots Shake South African Cities Prompt Police Alert
In Cape Town and Hanover township rioting by nonwhite crowds caused arson and damage to a high school and library. Police used tear gas and birdshot to disperse demonstrators amid reports of injuries and a possible youth death. nationwide unrest linked to apartheid continues from Soweto outbreaks.
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South Africa
Uus
Hanover
Abhlone
Central
Soweto
Johannesburg
John Vorster
Henry Kissinger Lomeht
Zurich
Switzerland
Rhodesia
South-West Africa
Namibia
The Future Is Bright For Good CB Repairmen
Insiders say any schoolboy with aptitude can build a career in CB repair as demand grows while other professionals face unemployment. Weather stations in Florida adopt CB radios for boaters wind and water reports raising concerns over accuracy. An industry study notes a surge in CB magazines and 60 publications, with stock moves linked to FCC channel changes. A column explores CB aid to women motorists and public safety, REACT reporting quirks, andFCC licensing age debates.
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E. Z. Strange
National Weather Service
Palm Beach
Key West
Fla
Viking II Pictures Show Probe Safe
Delayed photographs from Viking 2 show it safely at rest on a rocky slope that may be a crater near Utopia Planitia. Dr. Thomas Mutch notes the rocks defy expectations and suggests the site could be crater-like, with a panorama indicating terrain similar to Viking 1’s area. Researchers anticipate life-detection experiments after a radio blackout delayed first images.
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Peter J. Royer
Associated Press
Pasadena
Calif
Earth
America
Thomas Mutch
Mutch
Viking 2
Viking 2S Laboratory
Marlian
Viking 1
Mars
Marsian
Utopia
Utopian
Middle East Federation Is Reached
Beirut reports say Syria Jordan and Lebanese leaders prepared to unite in a federal federation to end the Lebanese civil war. Speaker Kamel Assaad praised the plan after a five hour trip to Syria. Damascus invited Lebanese officials and faction chiefs, while the PLO and Kamal Jumblatt were not listed.
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Farouk Nassar
Associated Press
Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Jordan
Kamel Assaad
Assaad
Damascus
Palestine Liberation Organization
Kamal Jumblatl
Venezuelan C130 crash kills 68 on Azores flight
A Venezuelan air force C130 carrying 60 university musicians to a Barcelona festival crashed near Lajes Air Base on Terceira Island during Hurricane Emmy conditions. All 68 aboard died, with rescuers recovering bodies and debris scattered. cause under investigation as weather hindered communications.
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Ponta Delgadgba
Azores
Bermuda
Barcelona
Spain
Raul Morales
Jesus Linares
U.S
Lajes
Terceira Island
Green Received Doctors Cash During Session
Charlotte AP reported House Speaker Jimmy Green seeking the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor received nearly 15000 in campaign contributions from North Carolina doctors while pushing a 1976 malpractice law. He led the House debate on the measure and helped passage. Green’s donors included 47 physicians and MEDPAC.
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Jimmy Green
North Carolina
Green
Howard Lee
Charlotte Observer
The
Observer
General Assembly
North Carolina Medical Political Education and Action Committee
Medpac
Guy Jim Hunt
Medpac Lake Green
Hunt
Hays Resigns House As He Moves Capitol Treasures Away
Washington AP Wayne L Hays loaded with antiques paintings and memorabilia began leaving his Capitol office after announcing resignation effective Sept 8 The Ohio Democrat faced an ethics probe over an allegation by Elizabeth Ray who said she was paid on the House payroll to be his mistress Hays denied sexual favors while a Justice Department inquiry continued He plans retiring to Hed Gate Farm Belmont County Ohio and will receive a government pension He is succeeded by Douglas Applegate in the November race and pledged to support the party locally
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Hays
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Congress
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House of Representatives
House Ethics Committee
Elizabeth Ray
House Administration Committee
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Ohio
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Congressional Hotel
Douglas Applegate
Steubenville
Fred Diab
Democratic Committee
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