IMF Chief Urges Faster Growth to Cut Unemployment Worldwide
International Monetary Fund head H Johannes Witteveen calls for decisive correction of anti inflation policies, saying only higher expansion can cut unemployment. He cites US Germany and Japan with international responsibility while urging faster growth to avert protectionism and aid developing nations. President Carter to address delegates as leaders weigh stimulus steps.
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Little Clown Contest Draws Near 100 Children in Miami
Three year old Gina De Franco shed tears at a North Miami park clown contest but brightened when announced winner in the girl clowns six years old and under category. Almost a hundred kids dressed up to compete and mingle with real clowns in the afternoon.
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Jury trial opens over claim of hypnotic drug during murder case
A defense team says a psychiatrist secretly administered sodium amytal to Ronald Zamora during a jail visit as his trial for the 83 year old Elinor Haggart murder began. The defense calls the drug a hypnotic and cites Zamora's dazed behavior after the alleged incident.
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Ronney Zamora
Ellis Rubin
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Dade County
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Elinor Haggart
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Florida
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Vance outlines Panama Canal treaty as partnership aim
Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the Panama Canal pact creates a partnership for peaceful and efficient operation. He argued the treaty counters charges of imperialism and boosts U.S. access and security with Panama cooperation.
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Elvis Presley records sold total worldwide
A RCA spokesman in New York says the latest compilation of Elvis Presley singles and albums sold before his death totals 500 million worldwide. A reader asks about the Heritage Foundation and its activities.
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Former Bank Official Duncan's Bugging Trial Opens
Edwin Duncan Jr. the former Northwestern Bank board chairman faces eavesdropping charges against IRS agents and later misapplication of funds. U S Attorneys plan to call Northwestern bank employees and other named witnesses as the jury pool is questioned. The trial will proceed with separate indictments and witnesses including Martin Kaizer and George Collins.
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Florida School Appeal Seeks Bible Reading in Public Schools
The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals hears a seven year dispute over whether Orange County Florida schools may read and distribute the Bible and teach Christian virtues. Eight families argue such policies violate church state separation and due process. The board seeks voluntary student choice and access to religious material at a central location.
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