Russia offers troop arms reduction deal in RRFS talks
An East bloc spokesman said the Soviet Union and United States would begin reducing troops and arms in Europe if other nations freeze their forces at current levels. He noted no specific second stage commitment is required, pending acceptance by Canada and Western European states. East German delegation chief Ingo Oesner described the latest proposal at the Mutual and Balanced Force Reductions talks.
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Austria
UPI
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United States
Canada
Ingo Oesner
International Institute For Stategic Studies
London
Communist Bloc
Court orders privacy for male convicts at youth facility
The 3rd District Court of Appeal ordered removal of female staff from living units and gym facilities at DeWitt Nelson Training Center Stockton to protect ward privacy. Wards Gary Long and Robert Jones alleged women conducted skin searches and observed showers latrines and sleeping areas. The Youth Authority disputed the claims noting male staff conduct such duties.
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Sacramento
UPI
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Robert Jones
DeWitt Nelson
Stockton
Youth Authority
Long
Jones
Sweeping food stamp reform proposals emerge in 1980 plan
USDA officials formally propose broad food stamp regulations that would remove about 5 million people from rolls and save roughly 1.2 billion dollars. The plan also would raise benefits for nearly 5 million current recipients, mostly elderly or very poor, while those cut could earn 8 000 to 10 000 dollars annually. Officials aim to implement by June 1 despite imminent court challenges from about 100 groups led by the Food Research and Action Center citing discrimination against the working poor.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
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Feltner
Senate Agriculture Committee
Ronald Pollack
Food Research and Action Center of
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Brown proposes $10 million trial for child care reforms
Gov. Edmund Brown plans experimental child care programs costing $10 million to cut costs and reduce red tape. Aide J Anthony Kline says current spending exceeds $100 million yearly to serve about 55 000 children, and federal rules may be loosened to allow different staffing and services. The plan seeks parent driven care choices and may move state financing away from federal funds pending Riles talks.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
J. Anthony Kline
Kline
Oil riches spread globally as surveys map drilling potential
UPI reports a U S Geological Survey chart shows Africa and Latin America as sleeping giants with vast untapped oil areas while China and other regions show smaller prospects. A separate GAO update says the Trans Alaska pipeline remains on schedule for July 1 completion despite minor slippage.
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UPI
U.S. Geoogical Survey
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Latin America
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China
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GAO
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Valdez
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Connecticut weighs ban on SST landings at Bradley Airport
Connecticut legislators consider banning the British French Concorde from landing at Bradley International Airport Windsor Locks citing environmental concerns. Representative Samuel Gejdenson urges an environmental standard as New York acts to bar SST landings at Kennedy Airport and a potential shift to Bradley if needed.
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UPI
Connecticut
New York
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Environment Committee
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Windsor Locks
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Kennedy Airport
Port Authority of
New Jersey
Gejdenson
Kennedy
Transportation
William Coleman
Dulles Airport
Virginia
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