White House Tennis Shape of Carter Era Public Image
At the White House Carter pursues tennis as a daily ritual, with aides and family joining in. Brzezinski Lance and Jordan discuss his stubborn, disciplined style while planning doubles, and a memo notes personal permission is required to use the court. Rosalynn and Susan Clough also play, balancing national duties with casual matches.
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Koreans bribery scandal widens with 115 congressmen tied
A House Ethics Committee survey found a broader pattern of South Korean favors for senior lawmakers than earlier believed. About 15 current or former congressmen were implicated, including major Democrats and Republicans, with reports of campaign contributions and social entitlements linked to Tong Sun Park. Some aides noted possible legal breaches regarding foreign contributions.
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Fire destroys Hughes Supermarket in North Hollywood
Seventeen people were evacuated as flames engulfed Hughes Supermarket at 5547 Laurel Canyon Blvd in North Hollywood. The one story market sustained about 1.5 million dollars in damage as nearly 100 firefighters battled the blaze for over an hour. one firefighter suffered a bruised knee with no other injuries reported. Adjacent businesses endured minor smoke and water damage.
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Hijackers linked to Palestinian internal feud in take over
Abu Saed leads six Palestinians to exit a Boeing 707 and seek asylum after negotiations in Kuwait fail. Syria pledges safety, with reports hinting at possible jail. hijackers demand 300 prisoner releases and threaten to blow up the plane. The PLO denies responsibility and Saed is said freed by agents in Beirut.
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Kuwaiti Airlines hijack ends with hostages freed
PagelL Saed, judged by PLO charges, faced jail after fraud and extortion claims tied to his Lebanese civil war duties. During a Damascus negotiation, a Boeing 707 on lease to Kuwait Airways circled Beirut then returned to Kuwait after a tense standoff. Lebanese officials signaled a move to close Beirut airport to prevent a return of the hijackers. Hostages, including Kuwait's ambassador and the director of foreign investment, were released unharmed. two senior Kuwaiti security figures had been held.
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Moynihan says Soviets bug millions of Americans calls
Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, on the Senate intelligence panel, charges Soviet agents are secretly intercepting telephone calls across the United States. He urges the Carter administration to demand an immediate cease and desist, criticizing four years of secrecy over the espionage program affecting government, private businesses, banks, and the press.
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Defense moves in Chowchilla bus kidnapping case
In Alameda County Superior Court the defense for James Schoenfeld Richard Schoenfeld and Frederick Woods seeks to suppress hundreds of pieces of evidence seized under a search warrant. The trio faces 27 kidnapping and 18 robbery counts for the July 15 Chowchilla school bus abduction. Woods attorney Herbert Yanowitz said the pretrial hearing will last weeks.
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