Carter Says China Ties Should Grow Stronger
President Carter and Huang Chen reaffirmed closer U S relations with China citing the Shanghai Communique as the guiding framework. Huang noted U S State Department assurances and emphasized mutual observance of communique principles for continued improvement.
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Cyrus Vance
Huang
Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford
White House
Oval Office
Walter F. Mondale
Sadat Blames Reds Ed For Egypt Riots
President Anwar Sadat said Egypt will finish off the Communists he blames for instigating the January food and fuel riots. He said he chose not to retaliate against the Soviet Union to keep Moscow ties from worsening, in an Okaz interview published in Cairo.
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Egypt
UPI
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Soviet Union
Moscow
Okaz
al Gomhouria
Mystery of beached whales near Mayport draw researchers
Beached pilot whales crowd a three mile Florida strand near Mayport with over 100 carcasses. Marine volunteers and Florida Marine Patrol pushed and carried the mammals toward deeper water as scientists seek answers to why whales beach en masse.
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Mayport
Fla
Fort George Inlet
Glen Keefer
Florida Marine Patrol
Goldwater backs Carter balance budget in four years
Senator Barry Goldwater told President Carter he would renominate him at the 1980 Democratic Convention if he balances the budget in four years. He praised Carter for pursuing tax cuts and reducing government costs while urging public sacrifice and a revival of free enterprise. He cited the burden on the average worker of about 43 percent in taxes.
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UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Carter
Goldwater
Special elections set for three U.S. House seats
The United Press International report notes special elections in Minnesota Georgia and Washington to fill three House seats vacated by Carter admin appointees Primarys begin in Minnesota with voting set for February 22 Washington election May 17 Georgia holds a March 15 primary and April 5 vote, with races featuring notable candidates and party divisions
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Carter
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Barnsville
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Georgette Valle
Seattle
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Gordon Herr
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John Cunningham
Zenith
Howard Brooks
Richard van Horn
Candidates await steelworkers vote
Ed Sadlowski and Lloyd McBride faced a pivotal leadership vote among about 1.4 million steelworkers across 5 400 locals in the United States and Canada. A Sadlowski win would signal a challenge to cooperative labor management while McBride backed an executive style union under I Abel.
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Ford admits mistakes in Yale lecture appearances
Gerald Ford, visiting Yale as a Chubb Fellow, admits missteps from his presidency. He cites de imperializing the White House and regrets not meeting Alexander Solzhenitsyn. He says the GOP could mount a comeback by 1980 and hints at future leadership changes.
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Yale
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Oval Office
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Yale Daily News
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Solzhenitsyn
Survivors recount Rhodesian mission raid by guerrillas
Survivors describe the attack on St. Paul’s Mission on the Mangwende trust land 40 miles east of Salisbury. Jesuit priests and Dominican sisters killed. fighters blamed on Mugabe faction. Myerscough and Sister Anna recount their narrow escapes as gunfire raged Sunday night. Elliott substitution of details noted by police.
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Rhodesia
UPI
Dunstan Myerscough
St. Paul's Mission
Anna
Myerscough
Sister Anna
Mangwende
Salisbury
Robert Mugabe
Fluoride Drops Warned Harmful By Dentist
Menlo Park based Dr. Norman McFate of the California Board of Dental Examiners warns that liquid fluoride vitamin drops given to babies cause mottling of permanent teeth and enamel softening. He cites 95 percent in his practice and urges fluoride use in pill form as safer.
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Menlo Park
UPI
Norman McFate
California Board of Dental Examiners
McFate
Cooperation urged as U S gas crisis persists
President Carter and energy adviser James Schlesinger warned the gas shortage remains serious with pipelines full under emergency orders. White House officials stressed the situation is not over and gas supplies will not normalize soon as emergency shipments are doubled to nearly 2 billion cubic feet daily.
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UPI
White House
Carter
James Schlesinger
Jody Powell
Schlesinger
Golden State Reading Lab offers speed reading course in Lompoc
The Golden State Reading Lab invites qualified locals in Lompoc to a free one hour orientation. Attendees over 14 can learn how the course improves speed and comprehension, with many graduates reading 1000 words per minute or more.
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Lompoc
Santa Maria
Golden State Reading Lab
Santa Maria Meetings Schedule At The Vandenberg Inn And Howard Johnsons
A paid advertisement lists multiple public meetings at the Vandenberg Inn in Santa Maria from February 10 to February 16 with two sessions per day. Attendees must arrive early as space is limited with first come first served policy and group rates available. Free dictionaries offered while supplies last.
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East Ocean Avenue
Vandenberg Inn
Broadway
Howard Johnson
Lamplighter
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