U S backs U N arms embargo on South Africa
President Carter plans to support United Nations sanctions against South Africa including a full arms embargo. Andrew Young consults with British and French diplomats while White House weighs limited economic measures. Senate leaders urge strong action as US-S Africa trade details and timing remain under review.
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Carter
United Nations
Andrew Young
U.S
Security Council
South Africa
Young
New York
Pretoria
United States
Britain
White House Rose Garden
U.N
White House
State Dept
Jody Powell
Cyrus R. Vance
Rhodesia
Namibia
America
Council
Dick Clark
Lowa
Senate
Clark
Administration
Congress
Republic of South Africa
William Bowdler
Washington
Vietnam casualty list noted by Carter in editorial
Editorial highlights President Carter's remark that the nation underappreciates Vietnam veterans while the page references an updated casualty list. The piece appears amid a section of editorials and national notices in the newspaper.
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Carter
Nebraska high court ruling weakens driver rights law
Two Nebraska Supreme Court judges dissented, saying the majority's decision in the Wahrman case renders an already crippled driving under the influence statute useless. They argued the ruling ignores a defendant’s right to a physician and to choose between blood or urine testing, and creates unresolved factual questions about requests denied by police.
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High Court
Bill Kreifel
Nebraska Supreme Court
Red Willow County
Thomas White
Hale McCown
Raymond V. Wahrman
Wahrman
Lawrence Clinton
Clinton
Detroit
Stahal Bakery
White
Toll Free Classified Advertising Line Ad Line
A Nebraska toll free number announces how to place classified ads with the Journal Star from anywhere in the state. The notice promotes 800 742 7385 for advertising and mentions the ad service.
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The
Journal-Star
State of
Nebraska
Official predicts bowhead hunting despite ban
A government official says enforcing the bowhead hunting ban will be difficult despite added patrols along the Arctic coast this spring. Eskimos threaten to defy the ban while authorities plan 20 agents and aerial ground patrols to stop hunting amid an IWC ban taking effect.
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Washington
Arctic
Morris Pallozzi
Pallozzi
National Marine Fisheries Service
International Whaling Commission
Ethan Hopson
Alaska
North Slope
Industrials rise as Dow posts gains on midweek trading
The stock market advanced with the Dow Jones averages up across sectors. Industrials rose 11.96 to 813.50, transports gained 3.21 to 202.81, and utilities increased 0.46 to 109.17, signaling broad market strength Wednesday.
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Dow Jones
Skateboard injuries may surpass youth football harm in 1977
Federal safety data show 375000 people expected injured in skateboard accidents in 1977, surpassing non professional football injuries. Only bicycles may cause more injuries. 80 million cyclists versus 20 million skateboarders.
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Washington
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Commission
William Kitzes
Sports and Recreation
Kitzes
Spencer Foods May Close Spencer Iowa Slaughterhouse
Spencer Foods Inc will close and sell its 600 employee cattle slaughterhouse in Spencer Iowa if the union does not accept a 12 month wage freeze by Sunday the contract expiry. The firm cites a loss over 1 million dollars this year due to high labor costs and notes other plants have closed since last June while its Schuyler plant remains active.
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Spencer Foods Inc
Spencer
Iowa
Schuyler Beet
Enterprise ends test flight to prep 1979 space mission
Edwards AFB Calif UPI Enterprise the space shuttle orbiter completed its final free flight landing on a concrete runway near Dryden. Astronauts Haise and Fullerton performed fewer tests as the craft proved it could brake within 5,000 feet and land on a surface other than lake beds. The program advances toward Rockwell built orbiter 102 to launch orbital missions in March 1979.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Upi
Prince Charles
Great Britain
Los Angeles
Desert Air Base
Fred Haise
Gordon Fullerton
Enterprise
Rockwell International
Dryden Flight Research Center
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