Summit leaders set goals for employment inflation
At a London summit, President Carter and six other industrial nations pledged to foster growth to cut unemployment and curb inflation. Blumenthal said leaders expect U.S. growth of 5.8 to 6 percent this year and unemployment below 7 percent.
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London
Carter
U.S. Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Blumenthal
United States
France
West Germany
Japan
Italy
Canada
Britain
Downing St
James Callaghan
Helmut Schmidt
Bonn
Washington
Schmidt
Netherlands
Belgium
Ford Administration
U.S
State Dept
California
Jody Powell
Woman's dream ends when earnings stolen
Refugio Perez and Refugio Trevino, Chicago residents, had saved $5,000 from eight years of coffin factory work and waitress jobs to visit family in Mexico. A staged police setup on 48th and Racine led to a robbery of Trevino’s handbag containing the money and her car keys. the trip home to Mexico is canceled.
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Socorro Trevino
Mexico
Chicago
Roberto Suro
Chicago Sun-Times
Socorro
Trevino
Miss Trevino
44Th
Ashland
Refugio Perez
Miss Trevno
Perez
Barry M. Hager
Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Carter
United States
White House
Capitol Hill
Congress
Joshua Eilberg
D-Pa
House
Swallows flood California home through fireplace
About 2000 swallows roosted in the Robert Brown residence in Redding after entering through a chimney. Firefighters removed the birds as Mrs. Brown described thousands of soot stained birds filling the house. An insurance claims adjuster was to assess the unusual damage from soot and droppings.
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Redding
Calif
UPI
Robert Brown
Browns
Brown
Virginia
Chinese wok gains popularity in American dining scene
The Chinese wok is becoming a domestic favorite for quick meals as readers learn about its growing appeal. The feature notes its ease of use and integration into American dining habits while highlighting cultural culinary adoption.
Carter Plan Targets Illegal Immigration With Civil Penalties
The Carter administration moves a legislative package to curb illegal immigration. It includes civil fines for employers, amnesty for certain long-term entrants, stricter wage and hour enforcement, tighter border controls, and foreign policy steps to ease push factors. Critics fear weak penalties or no sanctions at all.
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Bates
Immigration and Naturalization Service
INS
Justice Department
U.S
United States
Eilberg
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Judiciary Committee
Immigration
Carter
Penitentiary funding cut sparks Exon Vitek shock
Nebraska lawmakers cut nearly 2.4 million dollars from recommended penitentiary renovations, prompting Gov. J J Exon to call the move a mass cutting of the program. State corrections chief Joseph Vitek warned of possible federal action over crowding. Budget leaders argue funds should support outside the walls and community options.
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Don Pieper
Legislative Budget Committee
Exon
J. J. Exon
Joseph Vitek
State
Douglas Bereuter
Utica
Steve Fowler
Lincoln
Bereuter
Correctional Services Dept
Bill Mullan
Vitek
State Revenue Dept
Nebraska
University of Nebraska At
Omaha
Lincoln Reformatory
Jerome Warner
Waverly
Severe flash floods hit Box Butte County Nebraska roads washed out
Heavy rain and hail produced flash flooding across Box Butte County with 2 to 3 feet of water on U.S. 385 north of Alliance and Neb. 87 near Hemingford. County roads were washed out and fields may need replanting. Scotts Bluff and Dawes counties saw hail but no flooding. rainfall reports varied from 1.28 to 6.2 inches with continued rain.
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Box Butte County
U.S. 385
Alliance
Neb. 87
Hemingford
Scotts Bluff
Dawes
National Weather Service
Ainsworth
Sparks
Mullen
Valentine
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
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Joseph Nye
Security Assistance
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Nye
Democratic Society
Berlin
America
Takeo Fukuda
48Th
Racine
FBI
Karl Thomas
Leota Breitfelder
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Ann Landers
Lincoln Conmmes
Cosas
National
Woese
Congressional Quarterly Inc
Source
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
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