Carter Inspecting Peanut Crops and Family Life At Plains
President Jimmy Carter toured peanut fields near Plains Georgia with his brother Billy visiting cemetery plots and family traces. He spoke of rains helping the crop despite deer damage and later joined White House reporters in a charity softball game, losing 11 to 3.
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Powers Buried After Brief Arlington Ceremony
Prandtson Powers, a CIA spy pilot who survived a U2 crash in Russia 17 years earlier, was buried Monday at Arlington National Cemetery in a 15 minute ceremony overseen by Air Force Chaplain David Sams. The helicopter crash that killed Powers occurred while he was a KNBC Los Angeles pilot. The burial was authorized by Army Secretary Clifford Alexander. Powers’s widow Claudia and their children attended as Powers’s mother cried during taps.
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Alaska Pipeline Waste Probes Spark Legal Threats
Reports claim billions were wasted on the Alaska pipeline amid friction and charges dismissed as groundless by officials. Attorney Terry Lenzner, Watergate figure, suggests issues will be pursued publicly. Demonstrations across Oregon and Washington protest nuclear power as hostages taken at a New York state prison incident prompt security concerns. Senator Church visits Cuba as U S Cuban ties thaw with his arrival.
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Panama Canal plan opens new talks with U S
Panama and United States began draft treaty talks in Panama City to transfer canal control to Panama. Negotiations started at noon and continued with breaks into early evening and resumed next morning. The Panamanian draft was not released publicly and U S officials offered no comment.
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West Berlin ex-mayor named West Germany envoy to Israel
Schutz, 50, former mayor of West Berlin, named West Germany ambassador to Israel. A Social Democrat, he resigned last May amid party scandals to emphasize integrity. He previously served as undersecretary in the foreign ministry in 1967-68 and has long sought a return to foreign service.
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Mississippi woman gifts to aid New York blackout recovery
Brenda Tubbs of Grenada Mississippi sent 31 13 to New York City to ease the July 13 blackout's impact. She has received mail from across the country about her donation and says Mississippi hospitality inspired her. She has never visited New York and imagines it as a crowded place.
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