Senate fight over Cuba aid ban tests Carter policy
President Carter faces a Senate test as Congress moves to veto House bans on U S aid or trade with Cuba and on indirect aid to six nations. The House approved 208 174 a 373 million cut in the foreign aid bill while voting to block aid or trade with Cuba and to prohibit indirect support via international banks. Speaker O Neill says Republicans push policy limits and predicts Senate rejection of the restraints.
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Cuba
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Powell
Congress
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Nicaragua
United States
O'Neill
Dr Smith wins 1977 Outstanding Teacher of the Year
Dr Mickey C Smith of University of Mississippi School of Pharmacy is named Outstanding Teacher of the Year for 1977. A 1956 St Peters High School graduate, he earned a PhD in pharmacy administration and has published over 100 works. He leads orientation courses and heads Health Care Administration at UM.
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Schumate Chapel Road
University of Mississippi
School of Pharmacy
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Immaculate Conception
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St. Louis College of Pharmacy
University
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Mississippi
Donald L. Hiatte
Isom
Missouri Society of Professional Engineers
University of Missouri-Columbia
Hiatte
State Highway Department
Jefferson City Engineers
State Society
National Society of Professional Engineers
Laetrile Tests Ordered By National Cancer Institute
The NCI will test Laetrile on terminal cancer patients amid public pressure and states moving to legalize the remedy. Dr. Guy Newell said the trial does not change the institute’s view that Laetrile is ineffective, and results are expected in about a year from a couple of hundred patients receiving Laetrile with standard treatment or a placebo-like group.
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National Cancer Institute
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NCI
Saul Shepartz
Gas guzzler tax debated by Ways and Means panel
Washington AP The House Ways and Means Committee advances its third week of action on Carter energy plans and the gas guzzler tax. Proposals would tax new cars with poor mileage starting in 1980 at $666, rising to $3,856 by 1985, with rebates rejected and tax delayed to 1979 models and beyond.
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al Ullman
D-Ore
Convict Hart Attended Wedding With Photographer Lindsey
Hart, serving multiple 10 year terms for rape and kidnapping, attended a wedding with amateur photographer Lewis Lindsey at Granite State Reformatory. Lindsey, now retired in Santa Ana, says Hart helped carry gear and later Hart’s negatives were printed in the prison darkroom. OSBI released the photos on Tuesday.
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Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation
No action on HDC bid by Cole County boards
Eastern District Judge Maurice Markway said the area board lacks authority to grant delegate agency status to the Cole County HDC and would only bless or oppose such a change. A meeting with David Thayer of the area board is planned for next week to discuss a possible new contractual arrangement if approved.
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GM to help Arab authority build jeep like vehicles
General Motors the worlds largest car maker will aid a four nation Arab military authority in building jeep type general purpose vehicles, Al Ahram reports. A GMC spokesman in Detroit says the report is unknown. GM sells cars in Israel and will not change that policy.
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Agnew Faces New Tax Trouble in IRS Case
Spiro T. Agnew, who resigned as vice president in 1973 over tax evasion, is accused by the IRS of failing to report about $27,000 in 1973 income. The agency seeks back taxes and penalties, while Agnew's lawyer argues harassment and disputes the IRS claims in Tax Court.
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D-La
U.S. House
Tonry
Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Internal Revenue Service
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Agnew
United States
Myron J. Mintz
U.S
General Services Administration
Mintz
Kenwood
Two Injured in City Traffic Crashes Early Today
Dianna L Bryant 20 of 1105 E McCarty St and Gerald M Walker 28 of 411 At chison St were injured in separate crashes but not admitted to hospital. Bryant’s southbound car on Monroe collided with John D Finley 19 of New Bloomfield driving westbound on West McCarty. Walker’s pickup struck a parked car in the 200 block of West Dunklin Sires. he said he fell asleep and lost control. The parked car is owned by Arthur Paulo 61 of Jefferson St.
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Gerald M. Walker
Atchison St
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Monroe Street
John D. Finley
New Bloomfield
West McCarty Street
Walker
West Dunklin Sires
Arthur Paulo
Jefferson St
Tear gas used as Soweto students clash with police
Police fired tear gas at stone throwing students outside a Soweto high school as protests continued against detentions of student leaders. By noon riot police restored calm inside the township while schools were nearly empty. 176 were arrested and 11 wounded.
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South Africa
Soweto
Dawid Kriel
Klipspruit
Kriel
Rand Daily Mail
Jan Visser
Castro says climate for relations better
Fidel Castro told about 70 American businessmen in Havana that normal relations with the United States may be possible again as President Carter leads the first nonaggressive U S administration in 18 years. He cited changes in world and warned the embargo over 16 years will not topple his government while noting Cuban receptivity to future U S investments.
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PSC orders probe of ex member status in trucking case
Missouri Public Service Commission asks its staff to review rules to see if former Commissioner Charles Fain violated ethics by representing Phillip Transit Lines in a PSC matter. Fain, hired less than a month after leaving office, opposed Beaufort Transfer Co. for permanent authority while still on the panel.
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