Carter signals broad test ban but won’t act unilaterally
President Carter expressed a wish to end all nuclear testing but White House sources say he will not halt underground tests unilaterally. He prefers a comprehensive treaty with the Soviets, while noting current treaties allow underground tests within explosion limits. Officials say Brezhnev and Gromyko hints support a broader ban, and Carter expects a SALT agreement covering cruise missiles and backfire, with the current pact due to expire in October.
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Senate Demos Endorse Changes In Tag System
Senate Democrats overwhelmingly endorsed major changes to Oklahoma's tag system. The plan includes staggered tag issuance, higher agent salaries, removal of boat and motor fees, state control with retained appointment power, and a mail order system for all 77 counties. A subcommittee will draft expenditure guidelines and study multi year tags. The Senate also tied unemployment reform to confirmation power over the administrator, with ongoing caucus discussion planned.
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Inmate Returned Here After Rule Violations
Oklahoma City AP A pre-release center inmate Kenneth Thomas is sent back to state prison for giving his ex wife money for food medical bills and utilities. Center superintendent John Herdt says Thomas violated about five rules including unauthorized absences and unpaid room and board. He earned 1200 borrowed and did not deposit 20 percent into savings. He was on a work study at Oscar Rose Junior College for a year.
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