Kiwanis club hears talk on international ties
Dean Murphy, guest speaker at the Sheraton Inn Wednesday, outlined Kiwanis International relations work. He noted clubs globally join in humanitarian efforts and described the major emphasis on community police appreciation and international aid.
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March Brings Little Relief to Drier West States
An Associated Press survey finds continued extreme drought across the West despite late February storms. ski resorts face closures, Marin County households limit use, and forecasts show record dryness in Oregon and California with only limited runoff expected. federal officials warn that months of heavy precipitation are needed to recover.
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Robert Burnash
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Snow over Cascades weather warnings loom
A heavy snow warning persisted over the Cascade Mountains with gale advisories along the Pacific Northwest. Light rain and showers were reported along the coast and mountains, while the Dakotas saw clear skies and mild temperatures. Record high temps were set in nine states across the upper Midwest.
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Wyoming
Envoy Tyson apologizes for US role in Chile coup
In Geneva, American envoy Brady Tyson said his apology to the United Nations Human Rights Commission was personal and not official policy. The Carter administration disavowed the apology, stating it did not reflect the administration's views and noting no direct US involvement evidence in the 1973 overthrow of Salvador Allende.
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U.S. Admits Chilean Rights Violations By Coup Regime
The United States for the first time acknowledges human rights violations by Chilean government officials after the 1973 coup. Delegates including Ty son, formerly a Methodist missionary, express regret over subversion by official and private actors tied to the ousted democratic government.
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Intelligence note questions funding for a tact mission junket
A single line intelligence remark notes the unknown authorizing entity behind the expenditure for a tactical finding mission junket. It highlights the gap in oversight and cost approval, implying possible misallocation or unclear chain of command.
Senate prepares votes on Warnke SALT and ACDA roles
The Senate winds up a four day debate and set late today votes on Paul C Warnke to head the US delegation to the SALT talks and to direct the ACDA. Democratic leaders expect 58 to 65 affirmative votes for the SALT ambassadorship and more for ACDA. Opponents argue he may be a weak negotiator due to past positions on nuclear weapons and defense cuts. Credibility is questioned by Senators Jackson Nunn and Griffin.
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D-Wash
Sam Nunn
Dga
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
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