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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1977
Page
3
The Senate approved legislation to prohibit the production sale and distribution of kiddie porn and to criminalize coercing minors. The bill targets use of young boys as prostitutes and aims to tighten penalties across the United States.
Police in Anne Arundel County search Southgate area for clues after the stabbing deaths of Debbie Hogan 10 Terry Hogan 8 and Ann Brzeszkiewicz 8. Bodies found in an 18 inch deep stream near residences. Autopsy indicates killings between 7 30 p m and 9 p m Sunday. No sexual assault reported. Investigation includes door to door canvass and neighbor interviews.
The Metropolitan Opera opened its 1977 season with Martti Talvela in the title role of Boris Godunov. Florence Quivar debuted as Marina, Vern Shinall also debuted as a Jesuit, Wieslaw Ochman stood out as false Dimitri, and two former Met general managers Schuyler Chapin and Sir Rudolf Bing attended. Mrs Mondale joined the audience, with a dinner for 500 officials and guests following the curtain.
Rosalynn Carter urged international cooperation to coordinate U S Caribbean development aid at the 18th annual UPI editors conference in Dorado Puerto Rico He favored a multilateral group including nations with normal relations and institutions to streamline efforts and address worsening regional economic problems Cuba would be excluded under current prerequisites The plan, articulated for the first time, envisions a coordinated approach with all interested parties and would aim for action before year end Provided context noted U S Latin America relations have long centered on economic aid and have had mixed success
Rioting prisoners at the Jalisco State Oblates penitentiary demanded medical care and food, claiming lynching 15 inmates in a communique. Army troops and police ringed the prison as prisoners fought with knives and iron pipes, with over 20 injured.
The United States charged the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia with Helsinki agreement violations for interfering with international mail. In Geneva Paul Warnke expressed cautious optimism about talks with the Soviets on strategic nuclear arms limits and a comprehensive nuclear test ban.
Republican chair Bill Brock harshly criticized President Carter saying he seems unable to govern and relies on publicity over policy. Brock cited polls showing Carter under 50 percent approval and urged focus on real issues like prices, energy, and unemployment. In Rock Hill, Frank S. Barnes, 82, founder of the South Carolina Independent Telephone Assn., died Monday.
President Carter met Senate leaders to discuss the Panama Canal treaties amid sharp opposition from Barry Goldwater who said he would not accept the agreement without major changes. Howard Baker and Robert Byrd offered cautious views as hearings continued on potential canal transfer by 2000 and concerns about a Soviet presence if the treaties fail.
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