Aid cuts over human rights shape US foreign aid
The administration defends selective aid cuts citing human rights concerns. Vance told a Senate subcommittee that aid to South Korea will not be cut despite discontent over dissidents, balancing rights against economic and security goals. Uruguay faces total cutoff. Argentina and Ethiopia adjustments noted.
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Uruguay
Vance
Senate
South Korea
Congress
Carter
State Department
Soviet Union
Cuba
Uganda
Ford Administration
Argentina
New Administration Plans Include Arms Credits and Aid for Ethiopia
The new administration would maintain arms sales credits of 10 million dollars to Ethiopia and increase economic development assistance to 13.9 million dollars, up from 12 million. This outlines continued military aid alongside growth in development support.
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Carter Administration
Uruguay
Ethiopia
Edmonts students plan biggest kite ever launched
In Edmonds Washington AP Harry Osborne guides Needles Trade Technology students at Edmonds Community College to build a enormous kite. It will carry lights to warn planes an altimeter to measure altitude and eight miles of string for a landmark project.
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Needles Trade Technology Department
Edmonds Community College
Federal official revives Harborview mall review
The La Crosse Redevelopment Authority plans to ask Dayton Hudson to reconsider Harborview Plaza. The authority decided to contact Harborview Plaza officials again after guidance from Thom.
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Harborview
la Crosse
Medary seeks EDA funds for Dayton Hudson site
P Mihajlov of the U S Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration discusses potential funding for Medary Ohio to support an 80 acre Harborview site and a proposed 20 million Dayton Hudson mall with state and federal aid conditions. The decision awaits today and could impact local jobs and the La Crosse County area.
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P. Mihajlov
Eau Claire
U.S. Department of Commerce
Economic Development Administration
EDA
Dayton Hudson
Stan Peterson
Mihajlov
Stanley Peterson
Town of Medary
Medary
Harborview
Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Anthony Earl
la Crosse County
Mihailov
la Crosse
Thomas Hancock
Authority
Hancock
Duane Ring
No prosecutions asked in state personnel case
Dane County District Attorney James Doyle announced no criminal charges would be pursued for alleged legal violations in the state Personnel Board’s search for a new director. He said evidence would be unlikely to prove crimes and that the report contains many unsubstantiated claims.
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Madison, Wis
Dane County
James Doyle
State Personnel Board
Doyle
Gov
Patrick
J. Lucey
Lucey
Atty
Bronson la Follette
la Follette
Justice Department
Carl Wettengel
Garland home hosts UW La Crosse literature night
A group of UW La Crosse literature students gathered around Hamlin Garland's restored Garland home in West Salem Wisconsin to discuss his 1905 short story Martha's Fireplace and view period furnishings. Assistant professor Richard Boudreau organized the event, the first since restoration work finished in 1976, with eleven attendees seeking renewed interest in Garland.
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Garland
Richard Boudreau
University of Wisconsin- la Crosse
Hamlin Garland
West Salem
Wis
W. Garland
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Middle Border
Martha
Ant
UWL
Galen Strebe
Marshfield
Boudreau
Joanne
Kay Arenz
Main St
la Crosse
74 year old man welcomes 15th child and final rebirth
O P Simpson of Mansfield Ohio and his third wife Kathleen welcomed a daughter Tyanne Marie Simpson born February 16 weighing eight pounds five ounces making their family 15 children. Simpson says this birth will be his last. He notes his family spans 12 other children from prior marriages with offspring in Germany Korea and Alaska.
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Mansfield
Ohio
O.P. Simpson
Tyanne Marie Simpson
Simpson
Kathleen
Tyanne
Thorne
Tonto
Germany
Korea
Alaska
Congress tinker with time six bills seek daylight change
Six bills would alter the Daylight Savings Time system as Congress debates possible clock policy shifts. A beeping flashing mechanism is touted to help cut electric bills as warnings peak on page 7.
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Congress
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