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Newspaper

Lincoln Journal

Location

Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1977

Page

5

Nuclear arms talk moves toward new treaty aims

Washington reports that President Carter seeks first a standstill then deep reductions in U S and Soviet arsenals. Talks in Geneva and a new three tier SALT framework aim to limit missiles and warheads, while technology races ahead. Brezhnev and Gromyko respond with cautious optimism and formal complaints.

Arthur Garshon Washington Russia America Brookings Institution Ruth Leger Siward U.S Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Carter U.S Soviet Union Great Britain Geneva Vladisvostok Ford Leonid Brezhnev Soviet Communist Party Poseidon Antarctica Moscow Latin America Cuba Argentina Brazil Trinidad Indian Ocean Vladivostok White House Brezhnev Andrei Gromyko Cyrus Vance

Wisconsin recall vote set for judge over rape remark

Feminists prompted Wisconsin to stage a recall election for Dane County Judge Archie E. Simonson after he called rape a normal reaction in a permissive society. Clerk's office counted 35,319 of 36,343 signatures valid, meeting the 21,049 needed. Recall set for Sept. 7 with Aug. 10 deadline for nominating papers. Simonson may appear on ballot if he does not resign within 10 days.

Madison Wis UPT Wisconsin Dane Archie E. Simonson Simonson

Bell Might Prosecute Helms In Foreign Affair Probe

Atty. Gen. Griffin Bell said he will likely discuss with President Carter whether former CIA Director Richard Helms should be prosecuted. Bell noted the matter touches on foreign affairs as the administration pursues Tongsun Park through diplomatic channels for questioning in a Korean influence-buying probe. He also said the federal government will not take custody of James Earl Ray, who escaped a Tennessee prison while serving a life term for MLK's assassination.

Washington Griffin Bell CIA Richard Helms Carter South Korea Tongsun Park Capitol Hill United States Bell James Earl Ray Tennessee Martin Luther King, Jr Helms

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