Brezhnev calls for new Soviet US agreements to dissolve NATO Pact
Brezhnev urged dissolving NATO and the Warsaw Pact to defuse Europe's atomic risk. He spoke at a Communist summit stressing stricter treaty observance and new accords as essential for durable peace. Meanwhile, a deadly Swedish train crash raised fears of further European rail disasters.
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Berlin
UPS
Leonid Brezhnev
Soviet Union
United States
NATO
U.S.A
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Warsaw Pact
Carter proposes urban coalition to mimic New Deal aims
Jimmy Carter told the UPI in Milwaukee that he would form a new urban coalition with presidents, governors, and mayors to lift city communities. He spoke to the U.S. Conference of Mayors during a multi city fundraising swing and met with mayors Thomas Bradley, Richard Daley, and Paul Jordan.
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UPI
Jimmy Carter
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
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Midwest
White House
Carter
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Thomas Bradley
Los Angeles
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
Paul Jordan
Jersey City
Civilian Conservation Corps
Works Progress Administration
Reno City Council Approves Growth Plan for Sewage Plant
The Reno City Council approved a three point program to ease load on the Reno Sparks Joint Sewage Treatment Plant. It includes a $35,000 flow control gates project and a request to accelerate design for expansion. A bond issue is planned after an environmental impact statement, while a $7.2 million prior bond failed last May and the expansion size remains undecided.
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Reno
UPI
Reno-Sparks
Renovoters
Bear killed near Pine Valley by goatherder
Fred Chavez, a goatherder protecting his 400 strong goat herd used to brush-clearing in Cleveland National Forest, shot and killed a 300 pound black bear that attacked a pet goat near his Long Valley Peak home five miles south of Pine Valley California. The bear was the first seen in the area in 20 years and weighed about 300 pounds with an empty stomach.
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Pine Valley
Calif
UPI
Fred Chavez
Long Valley Peak
San Diego County
State Department of Fish and Game
Chavez
Cleveland National Forest
George Lottritz
Descanso
American criminologist gets 10 years for attempted murder in Canada
Dr. Charles Eichman, 38, of Tallahassee Louisiana, was sentenced to ten years in a Vancouver prison for attacking his wife Cora Paton Eichman, 49, with a nail-filled pipe, leaving her with permanent brain damage that halted her career at the University of British Columbia. He plotted a murder to end their marriage as she sought a divorce.
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Vancouver
Canada
UPI
Charles Eichman
Eichman
Tallahassee
Cora Paton Eichman
University of British Columbia
Florida
No such thing as normal weather says NOAA expert
Ames Iowa UPI reports James McQuigg director of NOAA Center for Climatic and Environmental Assessment told the World Food Conference at Iowa State University that after reviewing 44 years of data there has not been a truly normal year. He cautioned that weather variability is overlooked in crop yield projections and grain reserves are too low to rely on year to year.
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Luanda
Angola
UPI
Diogenes Boavida
Boavida
Agostinho Neto
Revolutionary People’ Court
Morse
Boyd
University of California
Lawrence Livermore Laboratory
Ames, Iowa
James McQuigg
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Center For Climatic and Environmental Assessment
Iowa State University
McQuigg
Iowa
Rubber Strike Meet By Usery in Cleveland Deadlocked
U S Labor Secretary William J Usery held meetings Tuesday with the striking United Rubber Workers Union and executives from Firestone Goodyear in Cleveland to push stalled talks after seven weeks of nationwide strikes. No progress reported on cost of living terms as union seeks open ended formula while companies push for a limited version. James Scearce of the FMRS attended.
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Cleveland, Ohio
UPI
U.S
William J.usery
United Rubber Workers Union
Firestone
Goodyear
Usery
Goodrich
Uniroyal
Union
James Scearce
Federal Mediation and Reconciliation Service
Washington
Brown renominated as Joint Chiefs chair amid race remarks
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved Gen. George S. Brown for a second term as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff 13-2, despite renewed criticism over his 1974 statement that Jews have undue influence in Congress. Taft and McIntyre voted against, citing his Monday replies as evidence of unfitness for the role.
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UPS
Senate Armed Services Committee
George S. Brown
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Henry Jackson
D Wash
Robert Taft, Jr
Ohio
Thomas J. McIntyre
N.H
Taft
McIintyre
Brown
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Senate
Duke University
United States
Congress of
Congress of the
Ford
McIntyre
Four Burglary Suspects Arrested in City Raid
Four suspects were arrested in a city raid linked to a $25,000 burglary at Marian Layton’s home on 3966 Torsby St. Police recovered about $10,000 more property and 95 percent of stolen goods. Daring Moore, 24, of 3965 Las Vegas Blvd. South, faces burglary receiving stolen property and marijuana charges. three others include a female adult and two juveniles.
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Daring Moore
Las Vegas Blvd
Moore
Marian Layton
Torsby St
Metro Task Force
Detective Bureau
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