Tass accuses Carter of meddling in Soviet affairs
Tass denounces U S interference in internal Soviet matters as worsening détente. It cites President Carter as a mentor to socialist nations and accuses him of promoting human rights campaign rhetoric to destabilize the USSR. The report warns such meddling harms Soviet American relations. In Vienna reports, Austrian sources note East European regimes keep pressure on the church with subtler administrative methods rather than direct harassment.
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Lincoln racism remark sparks White House talks
Ambassador Andrew Young told President Carter he believes Lincoln and other leaders were racists in certain senses while stressing that Carter did not instruct him to stop speaking out. The exchange followed Republicans' critique of Young over remarks labeling Ford and Nixon as racists, with Goldwater calling Young unfit for the U.N. post. He and Carter discussed his Africa trip and U.N. duties in a half hour meeting.
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Begin Asks Labor Party For Help In Israeli Coalition
Menahem Begin, 63, Likud leader and former Irgun fighter, named Israel's prime minister and urged Labor to join a broad coalition. He pledged unity, opposed Palestinian "murderers," visited the Temple Mount, toasted Katzir, and said he would press Labor to soften its rejection and back a government stance against a Palestinian state and any PLO involvement.
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Las Vegas Weather Forecast With Scattered Thunderstorms
Forecast calls for scattered thundershowers with possible heavy showers in the Las Vegas area. Winds around 50 mph with a high near 100 to 105 and a low in the 70s. humidity high and air quality index at 32 indicating fair conditions.
Weather roundup from The Nation via UPI
Temperature and precipitation figures for the past 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. PDT, compiled by the National Weather Service in San Francisco. Data covers regional readings and highlights notable shifts in conditions.
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Weather outlook with scattered showers in Northeast and Rockies
A relatively low barometer will influence Wednesday's national pattern with only a few scattered showers expected in parts of the Northeast and upper Rockies.
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Britain bars Amin at borders for Commonwealth summit
Britain put air and seaports on high alert to keep Uganda's President Idi Amin from attending the Commonwealth conference. Dublin Brussels and other airports refused landings. France offered Orly as a possible stop. Kampala radio said Amin had a stopover in an Arab country and planned a London entry by road after a sea crossing. Prime Minister Callaghan warned his presence would be inappropriate.
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IRS Chief Opposes Tax Deductions and Fines Proposal
Jerome Kurtz head of the IRS proposed asking taxpayers to identify questionable deductions or face fines. The plan aims to flag returns for audits, drawing mixed opinions from experts including Robert Brandon, Ralph Nader’s Tax Reform Research Inc., and Harvard law professor Stanley Surry. David Watts of Dewey, Ballantine opposed, calling it a fragile scheme likely to spark audits and lower compliance. Kurtz noted educated taxpayers often seek legal precedents for deductions.
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Embezzlers Fined and Sentenced in Union Funds Case
Six men pleaded guilty to embezzling union trust funds for Local 89 of the International Laborers Union of North America. U S District Judge Gordon Thompson Jr imposed four year terms on Robert Von Willer Sr and John Haning, one year terms for four others, and $10,000 fines each. Ten defendants chose trial. all were convicted and await sentencing.
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