Global Debate Over South Africa Sanctions and Nuclear Pledge
Officials weigh limited responses to South Africa’s racial policies while avoiding rifts with allied nations. Carter cites possible UN Security Council warnings on economic action, but no move toward sweeping sanctions. Vorster’s letter reaffirms denials of any nuclear weapons program, as White House officials disclose the content publicly.
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Britain
United States
France
U.N
Carter
Rhodesia
Namibia
John Vorster
Abc-Tv
Vorster
Lesvonse
Judy Powell
White House
Stuttgart
Theodor Hewss
West Germany
Manfred Rommel
Rommel
Envin Rommel
Emmy
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
Special Poitical Committee
Vietnam
Cuba
South Yemen
Carter opposes Social Security for public employees
Washington AFP report states President Carter's administration opposes bringing 7 million federal, state, and local government workers into the Social Security system. HEW Secretary Califano sent letters to House members urging amendments to the pending bill to allow government workers to choose participation. Federal employees currently decide optional enrollment.
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Washington
Carter
High surf forecast in Southland today
The northwest Pacific storm is expected to generate waves up to eight feet on wastfang beaches today with a stall craft warning for northwest winds of 40 to 45 knots over outer waters from Conception to the Mexican bar. Fog returning to beach cities today and Thursday, with hazy sunshine in the afternoons.
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Wastfang
Barler
Anti-busing group may disband amid funds loss
A militant Bay Fernando Valley anti-busing organization once claiming 65 000 to 70 000 members is out of money and near disbanding, a report said Wednesday.
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Bay Fernando Valley
Bonn Terrorism Warning and Schleyer Funeral Reflections
A German terrorism crisis unfolds as abductee Siegfried Schleyer is believed slain after a staged air hijacking demands, with three jailed terrorists found dead in a penal crisis. The killings trigger European protests, embassy security measures, and a state funeral marked by Mozart’s Requiem.
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Seldeger
Red Army
Europe
Foreign Ministry
Schleyer
Waltrude
Seheel
Schmidt
Mozart
Juergen Ponto
Siegfried Buback
Federal Criminal Office
Ponto
Buback
Baader- Meinhof
Trapped Bryn Mawr student rescued from attic collapse
Jule Patton a 31 year old Bryn Mawr College social work student, fell through a hole in an attic wall while boarding at a dean's house. She spent about an hour wedged in a 1 foot gap between the inner and outer walls, severely cramped and injured. Firefighters lowered a rescuer and broke through walls to free her. She was hospitalized in stable condition for malnutrition and injuries. The dean reported her missing after she failed to appear for an appointment.
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Bryn Mawr
Jule Patton
Ms. Patton
Nightmare for husband five children missing mother at Vermont festival
Jean Ellen Caccavaro vanished after plunging into a crowd at the Cracker Barrel Bazaar in Newbury Vermont on July 29 while seeking her five children. Her husband James cares for three kids as relatives help with the others. Police traced her to Monroe New Hampshire a day after the fair and say she spent a night in a cabin loaned by a man who picked her up hitchhiking. authorities seek further details.
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Newagay
Jean Ellen Caccavaro
Vermont
Caccavaro
Newbury
Newton
Mass
Missing woman vanished after ride near Eastern Township
New Hampshire and Maine police investigate the disappearance of a 30s woman last seen dropped off at Route 12 and 116 near Eastern Township. She lacked identification or money. Her husband recalls family life and past troubles but says she appeared depressed before vanishing.
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N.hy
Clint Gray
New Hampshire
Maine
Energy Measures Stall as Lobbying Swings Congress
The Rules Committee postponed action on the energy measure 16 to 5 amid oil industry pressure warning delays would slow offshore development. Senate debate began on Carter era energy tax provisions, with Jackson and Proxmire objecting to jurisdiction and Long inserting changes to salvage a stripped bill.
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Rules Committee
House
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
D-Mass
Senate
Carter
Senate Finance Committee
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Senate Energy Committee
Jackson
William Proxmire
Dwis
Senate Banking Committee
Russell B. Long
Proxmire
White House
Finance Committee
Klan plans meet draw protests from Mexican American groups
San Diego community leader Herman Baca says 40 organizations will demonstrate against the Ku Klux Klan on Saturday. Immigration officials pledge discipline for staff aiding Klansmen. Officials stress Border Patrol authority remains sole channel for aliens. U S ambassador Patrick Lucey vows the Klan will not patrol the border. Mexican chambers condemn the plan. In Crystal City Texas, a Mexican American patrol forms but reports no Klansmen present.
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Herman Baca
San Diego
Leonel Castillo
US. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Duke
Community Relations Department
Justice Department
Gerhardt
Border Patrol
Patrick Lucey
U.S
Mexico
Mexico City
National Chambers of Commerce of Mexico
Crystal City
Texas
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Bremen
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Mueller
Andreas Baader
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Gudson Enselin
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Thomas
Nightmare
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Thhree
Ptay
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