FBI accuses LA based coder in CIA papers case trial
In a Los Angeles trial opening, prosecutors say Boyce and Andrew Daulton Lee, both from California, took $70,000 from Soviet agents in Mexico City and provided confidential TRW CIA data. The case features secret codes, miniature cameras, hidden documents, and a covert communications device plan.
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Andrew Daulton Lee
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Mexico City
TRW
Langley, Va
Carter commutes Liddy sentence in Watergate case
Washington AP Carter reduces E. Howard Liddys 20 year prison term to eight years citing equity. Liddy eligible for parole after 4 years served, with 32 months counted toward main sentence. Others convicted in Watergate receive varying sentences and some have been released or are awaiting Supreme Court action.
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Pas Dent Carter
Watergate
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John D. Ehrlichman
Nixon
Arizona
John N.mitchell
H.R. Haldeman
U.S
John J. Sivica
Siviea
Carter defends patience as U S Seizes Soviet trawlers
The White House said President Carter remained patient as the United States continued actions over Soviet fishing vessels violating the 200 mile limit. A second seized vessel, the Antanas Snechkus, arrived with 11,000 metric tons of illicit fish and prohibited species aboard under armed escort.
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Carter
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White House
Jody Powell
North Atlantic
Antanas Snechkus
Coast Guard
U.S
Taras Shcchenko
Taras Shechenko
Carter and Dobrynin discuss arms limits at White House
President Carter met with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin in a four minute White House session to pursue renewed talks on a treaty to curb nuclear weapons. The meeting followed disputes over alleged Russian violations of U.S. fishing rules, with both sides calling the discussion constructive.
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White Bass
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Dobrynin
Clark
White House
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Seiien
Siteyrus R. Vance
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Zbigpew Bimeriaieh
Navy to modernize two destroyers at Long Beach yard
The Navy plans major overhauls for two Adams-class destroyers at Long Beach Naval Shipyard starting October 10, 1979, with another two ships to Philadelphia. Over three years, six ships in 1980 and 1981 and seven in 1982 will be modernized, extending each vessel by about 15 years at a cost of roughly 138 million dollars per ship, cheaper than building new frigates. The upgrades will include Harpoon missiles, enhanced radar and improved fire-control systems.
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Washington
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Philadelphia
California drought forecast lowers hopes for relief
The State Drought Information Center issued a weekly bulletin predicting above normal temperatures and no rain for the coming week in drought hit California. The forecast warned there is no real hope for improvement and the State Department of Water Resources estimates river runoff will reach record lows this year.
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State Drought Information Center
Center
State Department of Water Resources
Mayer judge calls architect letter near extortion in bribery case
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Gordon Ringer heard that a letter from James Coppedge and partner architect Claflin Ballance to City In venting Company demanded 300000 and a release from liability as part of a settlement related to the Marina Pacifica development. The document described as not threats but a hoped settlement, yet prosecutors called it almost extortion in the Mayer bribery trial.
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James Coppedge
Claflin Ballance
Long Beach
Coppedge-Ballance
Marina-Pacifica
City Inventing Company
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Pacifica Developers
Noes
Poe
Los Angeles
Gordon Ringer
Juidge
Ringer
Jucinger
U.S. to Send Zaire Nonlethal Aid Amid Invasion Fears
Washington says the United States will provide nonlethal military aid to Zaire totaling 13 million dollars, including a C130 transport aircraft and spare parts, to help resist incursions by Katangan exiles from Angola. No weapons are included and no extra emergency aid has been approved. Moroccans aiding in southern Shabe province consolidate lines during a lull as Mozambique forces repel an Angola invasion.
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United States
Zaire
Angola
State Department
Wwe
Department
Hodding Carter
Carter
France
Belgium
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Rgypt
Sudan
Oan Moroera
Kalwezi
Shabe
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Miscarriage at Camp David Contacts Jack Carter Family
Judy Carter, wife of Jack Carter, miscarried early in pregnancy while at Camp David. She was transported by ambulance to Bethesda Naval Hospital in excellent condition. Jack Carter flew from Calhoun, Georgia, to Bethesda after learning of the miscarriage.
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Carter
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Bethesda Naval Hospital
Jack Carter
Calhoun
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