Carter and Vance pledge renewed push for Middle East peace
President Carter and Secretary Vance promised to use all possible means to bring about a just and lasting peace in the Middle East despite wide gaps in Arab-Israeli talks. The White House emphasized continued effort to press negotiations as Carter stated new borders and Palestinian refugee solutions may be required for a settlement.
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Son of Sam suspect faces psychiatric tests in hospital
New York reports say David Berkowitz, the Son of Sam killer, is under heavy guard at Kings County Hospital undergoing psychiatric testing. He spends hours alone in an 8 by 12 foot room, watches The Flintstones, and reportedly smiles oddly while listening to guards describe his behavior. Police pursue indictments in multiple shootings and murders as ballistics tests continue to tie the 44 caliber gun to other attacks. An investigation also probes a proposed sale of Berkowitz interview tapes by his attorney.
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Davis Faces GOP Bid Amid Police Shootings Controversy
California Republican hopeful Davis defends LAPD gun use amid new charges of 1976 shootings involving 72 officers, 30 deaths and 4 injuries. He denounces yellow journalism linked to a TV expose and denies probing Linda Ronstadt. campaign funds from gun owners seek to boost his bid, while rivals for the nomination mount.
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IRS probes Lance inquiries raise ethics questions
U S officials under review by the IRS as investigators examine Bert Lance banking ties and possible withholding of information from the FBI during a national security check. The probe also weighs bank examiners' dealings with Lance's Georgia banks and a rescinded bank agreement. White House says no comment until the comptroller reports.
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Long Beach officer's son shot dead in domestic case
Long Beach police say 37 year old Steve Guthrie was found shot twice in the back at an apartment on East Firth Street and died later at St Mary Medical Center. The suspect, 30 year old Charles Long, the victim's wife’s husband, was arrested at the hospital for murder.
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Carter grades himself high as president in Plains interview
President Carter rated himself fairly high for tone and trust in government after six months in office while saying the economy is disappointing and no major breakthroughs in foreign affairs. He spoke from his Plains, Georgia home during a five day visit, noting growing insider feelings due to congressional cooperation and harmony.
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