Carter Says Relations With Congress Improving
President Carter believes his ties with Capitol Hill are warming and plans more time with lawmakers, especially leadership. He invited leaders to breakfast and will meet Speaker Thomas O'Neill Jr. and Senate Leader Robert Byrd, while aides warn optimism should be tempered.
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Soviet Rights Rhetoric Fails to Halt Arms Talks Progress
UPI reports U S officials say Soviet harsh attacks on the Carter administration's human rights push do not derail talks. Six negotiation fronts move ahead including Indian Ocean demilitarization, chemical and radiological warfare limits, a world test ban, data on strategic weapons, conventional arms restraint, and START talks. Geneva talks set to open July 13 with Britain invited.
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First Lady Rosalynn Carter in San Francisco mission stop
Rosalynn Carter arrives with daughter Amy to lead mental health sessions as honorary chairwoman of the Presidents Commission on Mental Health. She meets Mayor Moscone, discusses facilities for Mexican Americans Indians migrant workers and the rural elderly. Carter plans Hawaii trip after Washington return.
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Revenues of farms at new high in California 1976
California earned a record 8.9 billion dollars in farm income for 1976 up 5 percent from 1975 and 2 percent above the 1974 peak. The state held 9 percent of national agricultural cash income from only 2 percent of farms as harvest declined 5 percent to 49.2 million tons. California ranked first in 44 commercial crop and livestock commodities.
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Begin Takes Prime Minister Post in Israel
Right wing leader Menahem Begin assumed office as prime minister in Jerusalem and announced a warm letter from President Carter inviting him to Washington to discuss peace with the Arabs. Carter's message urged a personal meeting to pursue a peace settlement and deepen U S Israel ties. The transfer of power followed a Likud victory over Labor in parliamentary voting affecting Begin's planned economic policy.
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Senate Debates Busing Plans Amid Desegregation Clash
In Washington a Senate clash over school desegregation unfolds as the Appropriations Committee attaches a 60 billion Labor-HEW bill provision blocking pairing or clustering busing. Senator Brooke warns Eagleton’s measure could roll back Brown v. Board protections and prompt a floor fight over magnet schools and handicapped access.
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Fires burn timber in 3 states
Firefighters battled to mop up hot spots as wildfires scorched more than 30 000 acres across three states. Near Sierra Vista Arizona crews built firelines by hand on rugged terrain. In New Mexico crews fought a 10 000 acre blaze near Los Alamos with containment uncertain and long work ahead.
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