Moscow says no interference in Soviet human rights
The Tass news agency quotes Soviet ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin telling U.S. official Arthur Hartman that Moscow rejects any interference in its internal affairs over human rights. The dispatch notes the meeting timing with Carter's Sakharov release pledge and links it to SALT talks.
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Moscow
I AP
U.S. State Department
Tass
Washington
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Arthur Hartman
Cyrus R. Vance
Middle East
Carter
Andrei D. Sakharov
Dobrynin
Hartman
Salt
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
U.S.A
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Sakharov
Alexander Ginzburg
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
U.S
Nicolae Ceausescu
Romania
Soviet Bloc
Ceausescu
Paul Goma
Ginzburg
Mikola Rudenko
United States
Sergei Kovalev
Amnesty International
Literary Gazette
Ginsburg
Rudenko
Oleksa Tikhi
Yuri Orlov
Teacher to contest dismissal at West Fork
George Tenery, a West Fork high school teacher and basketball coach, will sue to contest his dismissal after a six hour school board hearing. Officials said he did not break school rules. the dispute centers on a civics class talk on birth control and related materials.
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Fayetteville, Ark
George Tenery
West Fork
Tenery
Farmington
Joe Segers
Washington County Economic Opportunity Agency
Myrl Massie
Massie
Serbia's Former Kingdom Tied to Modern Yugoslavia
The sentence notes that the former kingdom of Serbia is part of present day Yugoslavia, linking historical borders to postwar state formation and regional geography.
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Kingdom of
Serbia
Day
Yugoslavia
Offshore lease cancellation sparks two old energy fights
A federal judge voided the Interior Department's 1.13 billion mid Atlantic offshore lease sale to 39 oil companies citing environmental concerns. The ruling renews debates over environment versus energy and shocks Gulf Coast states like Louisiana already pressed by industry and gas shortages.
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New York
Atlantic Ocean
Louisiana
U.S
Jack Weinstein
Interior Department
Mid- Atlantic
Carter
Gulf of Mexico
California
Santa Barbara Channel
Edwin Edwards
Baltimore Canyon
Long Island
Delaware
Inmates to Live in Mobile Homes at Pine Bluff Prison
Corrections Commissioner Jim Mabry announced 40 male inmates from Cummins Prison Farm and Tucker Intermediate Reformatory will be housed in mobile homes on the grounds of the new state women's prison in Pine Bluff to ease overcrowding. He noted Cummins is 40 under capacity and Tucker is near capacity, with projections of continued population growth.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
State Women’s Prison
Jim Mabry
Mabry
Tucker Intermediate Reformatory
Cummins
Tucker
State Corrections Board
Belize Nabs Mixed Signals Over Missing Texan Johnson
Belize City residents say insurance investigator and Port Aransas officer believe Johnson may still be alive and hiding in Belize. Immigration records conflict with reports of multiple visits and possible drownings. hotel registers and local witnesses tie Johnson to Belize in January 1976 and January 1977 era visits.
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Belize City
Robert M. Johnson
Texas
Charles Titus
Port Aransas
Tex
Johnson
Belize
Eustace Usher
Usher
Kenny Williams
Little Rock
Ark
Leslie
Titus
Williams
Fort George
Fort
Bellvue
Hospital privilege bill OK'd in Arkansas Senate
The Arkansas Senate approved a bill to grant absolute privilege to hospital and medical committee records 25-1. The measure, requested by the Arkansas Hospital Association, would shield records from discovery and admission in lawsuits with limited exceptions for suits by doctors or nurses challenging committee decisions and would still allow access by regulatory agencies.
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Little Rock
Senate
Paul Benham
Marianna
Arkansas Hospital Association
House
Legal ad rates bill advances in Arkansas Senate
The Arkansas Senate approved by 27 to 4 a bill to let newspapers charge the same rates for legal notices as for regular classified ads. Sen. Milt Earnhart's measure would repeal the five cent per word limit on the first insertion and four cents per word on later insertions, excluding delinquent tax notices. The bill moves to the House after backing from the Arkansas Press Association.
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Little Rock
Senate
Milt Earnhart
Fort Smith
House
Earnhart
Arkansas Press Association
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Council On Wage and
Rephan’s Dept
W. 2Nd ST. Hope
Rephans
Martin Shoe
Martin’s Village Shoe Store
Montgomery Ward
Bill’s Dollar Store
Johnson Search
FBI
Jack Wilkins
Seattle
Seattle Post-Intelligence
Success Cleaver Ridge
Mt. Rainier
Julius Sanditen
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma Tire and Supply Co
Quincy Howe
Charles
John Wesley
Oxford
Ireland
Savings & Loan Association of Hope
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