Two-prong attack begins on Carter economic plan
In Congress liberal Democrats push for about 30 billion dollars in jobs spending while Republicans seek permanent tax cuts and bigger business investment incentives. White House plans may defuse tensions with 1.3 billion in public service jobs for Vietnam veterans.
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Violence rocks Madrid as five die in police attacks
Guerrilla squads bombed and shot police in at least three Madrid districts killing five and injuring several. Prime Minister Suarez planned an emergency cabinet meeting amid Spain’s worst crisis since Franco’s death. Police reported bank guards killed and gunmen fled in a dark blue car.
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Carter delays B1 decision to spring amid talks with Russia
President Carter may postpone a decision on producing the B1 bomber until spring as he links the plane’s fate to progress in talks with the Soviet Union. Officials say final choices will await Moscow talks by Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and the October 1978 budget planning.
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Israel sets short deadline for Syrian withdrawal from Lebanon
Israeli officials say Syria has only a few days to pull its troops back from southern Lebanon where they are within nine miles of the border. Tel Aviv insists the Syrian presence risks breaking a red line and warns Damascus and Beirut that the situation is very serious. Al Baath in Damascus defends the move as following orders from Elias Sarkis and vows not to yield to pressure. Observers note no obvious mobilization on the ground yet.
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Pacific chief warns on Russian ocean influence and Micronesia
Adm. Maurice Weisner, new commander in chief of the Pacific, warns Russia is flexing power in the Indian and Pacific oceans as Asia's oil routes lie from the Middle East. He says Moscow may build more aircraft carriers and that Micronesia must remain free of enemy access. Also notes Russian activities in the Indian Ocean and seeking port and landing rights. In Aspen, Colorado, residents raise 37,000 dollars for cloud seeding to boost ski snow. A local firm would be engaged to raise snowfall by about 20 percent if funds are met.
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Carter Pushes Nuclear Arms Limits and Bomber Review
President Carter urges U S and Soviet leadership in cutting nuclear weapons and studying the B1 bomber and other systems before spring production decisions. He hosts an early morning briefing on the 31 billion two year stimulus plan with Rep. Ullman and aides. Carter hints at a Moscow trip and Brezhnev talks to gauge Russia willingness to reduce arsenals.
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Longet probation officer recommends 30 day jail term
ASPEN Colo UPI Claudine Longet’s probation officer Terry Norris urged a sentence of not more than 30 nonconsecutive days in Garfield County jail for the negligent homicide conviction in the Sabich shooting. Norris said she is a first time low risk offender and should care for her three children.
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Florida seeks federal disaster aid for crops collapse
Florida Governor Reubin Askew urged President Carter to declare a major disaster covering over half the state to obtain federal help including unemployment benefits housing and emergency food. He cited 358 million in agricultural losses across citrus vegetables pasture and sugar cane with up to 180 000 agricultural worker job losses.
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High court orders new trial for Boyle in Yablonski murders
Pennsylvania Supreme Court orders a new trial for former United Mine Workers president W A Boyle, ruling a lower court erred by not admitting testimony from federal auditor Thomas Kane about union audits. The 1969 Yablonski killings led to Boyle's life sentence. Kane's testimony could reveal motive and involvement by other officials.
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