24 Sep 1977
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1977
Page
1
Michael Schwarze presents a plastic sculpture titled Boccia in an exhibition in Duesseldorf West Germany. The artwork combines tallness and shortness and drew attention from a spectator described as a gentleman at right.
Secretary of State Vance and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko report progress toward a new arms treaty after two days of talks. Carter participated in negotiations. both sides expect a New York meeting next week and acknowledge Oct. 3 as the SALT I expiration.
The White House asks Congress for a one year delay in the 70 retirement age bill after House passage setting 70 as the limit for private employers and immediate effect for federal workers. Support and opposition push from labor, business groups, and education circles shapes Senate action.
Albany officials face subpoenas as the State Health Department probes alleged mild electric shock and other psychological tests on hundreds of students and children. The department ordered a halt, citing lack of supervision and informed consent, with at least 118 shocks reported and one injury.
Washington AP reports a Senate filibuster slows action on a gas pricing bill while House Speaker O Neill vows the House will reject any deregulation. A Saturday session fears a near standstill as leaders push a three fifths vote to halt the filibuster and a conference hinges on compromise.
Israeli gunners shelled Palestinian positions in southern Lebanon as the UN pressed for a cease-fire to evacuate two observers from Khiam. A Palestinian spokesman urged a temporary halt while fighting continued near the border town held by guerrillas.
In Valencia California 60 Vietnamese refugees land acting roles in Go Tell The Spartans turning a film about an American outpost into their first U S work. The project links to Pacific Asian Consortium in Employment with a $165000 federal grant aiding Los Angeles refugees amid looming program expirations and limited staffing.
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