U.S. doubts noted on arms limit plan
Defense officials weigh the implications of a US Soviet strategic arms cap seen as too limited. Western allies favor reductions but warn the pact allows continued qualitative upgrades and advances in air and sea missiles, jets, and defenses.
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Carter
Soviet Union
White House
State Department
United States
Vladivostok
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Ford
Pentagon
Navy
Court asks for more briefs in Bakke civil rights debate
Supreme Court justices ordered further written arguments in the Bakke case, urging focus on how the 1964 Civil Rights Act applies to the controversy. They weigh whether to rule on the civil rights act issue, the constitutional question, or send the case back, with briefs due in 30 days.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Allan Bakke
California
Bakke
California Supreme Court
Federal move to ban nitrite preservative in bacon
The Agriculture Department plans to ban sodium nitrite in bacon unless manufacturers prove it does not form cancer causing nitrosamines. The agency sets a January 16 testing deadline for bacon makers and may extend the ban to sausage and other products if tests link nitrite to cancer.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Carol Tucker Foreman
Agriculture Secretary
Ms. Foreman
Federal Register
Vietnam holds 3 from yacht
The United States says three Americans aboard the 39 foot Brillig sailboat were fired on and seized by two Vietnamese gunboats near waters claimed by Vietnam and Cambodia. The detainees are Cornelia Anne Dellenbaugh 28 owner from Florida Charles Affel 30 sailmaker from Philadelphia and Leland Dickerman in his late 20s from Flagstaff Aziz. Vietnam says the boat was stopped in Vietnamese waters near Hon Khoai and towed to Saigon. The State Department is seeking a prompt clarification and the release of the Brillig and crew.
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State Department
United States
Saigon
Vietnam
A Department
Paris
U.S
Bangkok
Thailand
Brillig
Cornelia Anne Dellenbaugh
Florida
Charles Affel
Philadelphia
Leland Dickerman
Flagstaff
Aziz
Cambodia
Hon Khoai
Ho Chi Minh City
Department
City requires occupancy certificates for new buildings
The city building inspectorate began demanding occupancy certificates on Oct 1 after final inspections of new businesses and apartments. Only three or four certificates issued so far, but many inquiries, with contractors mostly familiarizing themselves. single family homes still need final inspections before utilities hookup.
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Gene Shaughnessy
Shaughnessy
Senate to reopen abortion study and pay talks
The Senate plans to revisit a compromise with the House on federal payments for abortions for welfare women amid rising tempers. In Perry, Kansas, the school board approved temporary parking lot repairs and discussed resurfacing the lot and track with a $20,000 project, plus bus specs and new band uniforms. The board also designated a delegate to the state school boards association. The Senate redirected 14 lawmakers to meet 13 House members to settle an 11 week dispute, while House Speaker O'Neill criticized Senate negotiators for absenteeism and proxy votes, signaling tense talks ahead.
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House
Perry
Perry-Lecompton
James McMahan
McMahan
Marlene Williams
Kansas Association of School Boards
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
D-Mass
Crosby funeral private in Los Angeles after Madrid death
Kathyrn Crosby spoke at Los Angeles airport as Bing Crosby's coffin arrived from Madrid for a private funeral and burial at Holy Cross Cemetery Baldwin Hills. Services to be limited to family and close aides. Burial near his parents and Dixie Lee, with son Harry organizing details.
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Bing
Spain
Kathryn Crosby
Bing Crosby
Los Angeles International Airport
TWA
Crosby
Madrid
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Westwood
Holy Cross Cemetery
Baldwin Hills
Dixie Lee
Maury Foladare
Property tax named least fair by survey findings
A government survey by Opinion Research Corporation shows property tax as the least fair. It also notes preferences on value added tax sales tax income tax and tax policies while urging readers to contact Gill Agency in Tennessee for real estate help.
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Opinion Research Corporation
U.S
Gill Agency
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