Farm protest greets Carter at Offutt AFB crowd cheers policy stance
More than 2,000 farmers and supporters greeted President Carter at Offutt Air Force Base. Dressed in red to signal losses from current grain prices, they pressed for farm policy changes and direct access to Carter, who spent time with SAC personnel and toured the command post.
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Omaha
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Garbage team finds 5000 dollar diamond ring in trash pile
At Monmouth County Reclamation Center in Tinton Falls New Jersey workers spent over an hour sorting through an eight foot pile of refuse to recover Barbara Makris Ocean Township ring valued at 5000 after it was thought lost in a shopping bag in a garbage truck haul.
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Monmouth County Reclamation Center
Barbara Makris
Ocean Township
Pilots press UN action on air piracy with threat to strike
International Federation of Air Line Pilots Assn leaders meet U.N. Secretary General Waldheim seeking an urgent General Assembly debate on hijackings. Capt. Derry Pearce says pilots will strike on short notice if the body fails to act, while Israeli officials urge immediate action and warn unaffordable reliance on the UN.
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Penicillin resistant pneumonia and rubella outbreak reported by CDC
The CDC in its Morbidity and Mortality report notes a five year old Minnesota girl with penicillin resistant Streptococcus pneumoniae type 14 and a 47 member Marine Sudan rubella outbreak at Naval Air Station Memphis. The girl recovered after alternative treatment. Most rubella cases affected 18 to 20 year old recruits, including 10 women, post training in aviation schools. The agency cautions on medical costs training disruption and spread to civilians and dependents.
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Naval Air Station
Memphis
Tenn
Solar weather study via satellites launched from Cape Canaveral
Scientists on two continents launch Earth observing satellites to study the Sun's influence on weather. Two ISEE spacecraft orbit Earth from a Delta rocket with ESA and NASA involvement. An earlier European satellite failed after liftoff, blamed on a solid rocket motor. The mission aims to link solar wind to terrestrial climate.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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ESA
ISEE
Alastair Durney
Rimside Pasta and Kitchen Barter Make Pickled Okra Showdown
In today's Impact section on pages 6 and 7, Rimside Homemade Pasta aims higher while Kitchen Barter faces a pickle over pickled okra. The feature highlights local food spots adapting recipes and market twists.
Jaywalker jailed as city cautions law enforcement
Denver reports thirteen days in jail for a jaywalker drawing attention to urban crime. Other items note Carter Brezhnev arms talks nearing an agreement and a Lincoln board call for public attitudes before closing schools. Community award winners include Litchfield Stratton Henderson Crete Alliance.
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