Carter orders tighter controls on nuclear technology sales
President Carter directed stricter controls on nuclear technology and materials, delaying an overdue uranium shipment to India. Officials said no new order to delay was issued, while a review of overall policy to curb arms proliferation proceeds with a Harvard energy-policy expert likely to head it.
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Rare Music Concert Slated Here
John Gillas a tenor and director of the Texas Tech University Music theater presents a recital at 8 15 p m February 5 in the new Recital Hall University Center Music building. He will perform a program of western world pieces including Salve Regina Kilpinen songs songs from Lieder der Liebe Spielmanstieder Lieder um den Tod two William Blake settings and Irish spirituals. He studied at Indiana University and abroad in Italy and Europe noting his Fulbright year in Italy in the 1960s when he shifted from baritone.
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Darrall Brown Couple Welcome Daughter at Methodist Hospital
Congratulations to MAP and Mrs. Darrall Brown of Leveltang on the birth of their daughter weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces Thursday at Methodist Hospital.
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Ford Campaign Chest Leaves Large Surplus
Gerald Ford left about $300,000 in federal funds unspent at the campaign’s end, per official FEC records. The Ford committee spent $36 million total, with $12.9 million in the primary and $23 million in the general election, and faced debts of about $172,000 including roughly $90,000 to wind down activities.
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Rubinstein Celebrates 90th Birthday in New York
Arthur Rubinstein marked his 90th birthday at a Park Avenue hotel, declaring pride in being American and describing daily life as unique and joyful. He displayed the Medal of Freedom received last year and spoke of his enduring passion for music.
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Plane lands on car on Capitol Expressway
Jim Allen, an electronics assembler in San Jose, was driving home when a single engine plane landed atop his car. The wing sliced a gash in the passenger side before the craft veered to the highway shoulder. Pilot Don Mott said the plane lost power on takeoff and tried for an open space but failed.
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