Soviet Plans for High Growth Reveal 1980 Gap With United States
In Moscow, Vice Premier Baibakov unveiled the 1976 80 economic blueprint aiming for record growth. He projected 1980 national income at 85 percent of the 1975 US level, with agriculture at 1975 US output and industrial production exceeding the US figure. The plan targets 5.6 percent industrial growth in 1977 and stronger consumer goods emphasis, while Kosygin reportedly mends after a summer health issue.
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UPI
Soviet Union
United States
Nikolai K. Baibakov
U.S
Baibakov
State Planning Committee
Supreme Soviet
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
Auto profits fuel union push in GM talks
Detroit UP I reports third quarter GM profits are pegged near 350 million, topping 1973's 266 million record. Analysts say UAW will press for a peaceful settlement as Chrysler also posts a first-rate quarter and Ford faces speculation on 77 model price hikes.
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UPI
General Motors
United Auto Workers
New York Stock Exchange
Chrysler Corp
UAW
Chrysler
John A. Riccardo
Ford
Thomas A. Murphy
Riccardo
Unlisted Phone Numbers Shared With 14 Agencies
Pacific Telephone discloses unlisted numbers to 14 government agencies by phone in emergencies per policy, though written requests are normally required. Ira Mansfield testified that emergencies are decided by the requesting agency, while a PUC hearing reviews alleged mislead by charges. A list of agencies receiving such data will be mailed to subscribers.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Pacific Telephone Company
Ira D. Mansfield
Pacific Telephone
State Public Utilities Commission
Senate Debate Tonight Between Tunney and Hayakawa
United Press International reports the second and final one hour TV debate between Senator John Tunney and challenger S I Hayakawa on California PBS stations. Tunney says questions will be known in advance and urges reform tied to arms sales, while Hayakawa calls for activism against pornography and opposes teen wage cuts as right wing blather.
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John Tunney
S.I. Hayakawa
California
Tunney
Hayakawa
Republican
Women’s Movement
Playboy
Penthouse
United States
Los Angeles
Penthouse Magazine
Jimmy Carter
UCLA
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
U.S
South Korea
Low turnout forecast for Tuesday's California election
Secretary of State March Fong Eu predicted 79 percent of California registered voters would cast ballots, the lowest presidential-election turnout since 1924. She cited 13 counties with turnout estimates from 70 percent in Sacramento to 88 percent in Orange County and low eighties in several counties.
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UPI
March Fong EU
California
Ms. EU
Sacramento
Orange County
Contra Costa
Marin
Santa Clara
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Park leader linked to payoff scheme in US politics
A Washington Post report cites intelligence indicating Park Chung-Hee personally directed gifts and cash to American lawmakers in the 1970s. Officials confirm ongoing probes into alleged KCIA attempts to sway U S policy through lawmakers. In California, voter registration for a 1972 presidential election reached a record 10.46 million with turnout at 82.1 percent as totals for absentee requests rose.
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UPI
Park Chung-Hee
Park
The
Washington Post
State Department
the Post
Blue House
Seoul
Justice Department
Robert Havel
State
Justice
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S
Oil surplus seen on West Coast prompts redistribution
Federal Energy Administration head Frank Zarb said a West Coast oil surplus will be redistributed to interior states in coming weeks to ease winter shortages. He cited overestimated West Coast demand and a California petroleum reserve as factors, noting higher total foreign oil payments this year.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Frank Zarb
West Coast
California
Ford
Zarb
Tennessee
Scattered violations fail to shake Lebanese truce
BEIRUT Lebanon UPI The week old cease fire held on Lebanese fronts amid scattered violations. Cairo peace plan concerns focus on 30 000 man force composition and south Lebanon Israeli backed rightist offensive. Six killed and 15 wounded in Beirut in 24 hours of shelling and gunfire. Syrian forces shelled Baalbeck as leftists attacked. reports say Syrians pulling back to join Arab peace keeping force. President Elias Sarkis to command the force with a Saudi deputy. Beshir Gemayel doubts Cairo outcome.
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Lebanon
UPI
Cairo
Baalbeck
An Nahar
Ras el Metn
Salima
Arsoun
Kornayel
Metn
al Mouharref
Elias Sarkis
Postal Service releases 7.7 cent bulk mail stamp
The Postal Service introduces a 7.7 cent stamp to replace the 7.9 cent rate for bulk mail. Bulk users will buy stamps in batches of 500 or 3,000, while collectors may purchase sets of 10 from philatelic centers or the sales division.
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UPI
Postal Service
Philatelic
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