Senate Debates Final Say on Neutron Bomb Policy
Washington AP report details Senate plans to grant Congress veto power over deploying the neutron bomb. Hatfield backs a compromise allowing either house to veto Carter's decision, with a stronger case for a joint veto. Debate also covers plutonium reactor funding and energy department oversight as Congress returns from Independence Day recess.
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Carter
Congress
Senate
Mark Hatfield
House
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
Frank Church
Didaho
Energy Department
White House
Kent State Protest Clash Heads to Court Over Hill Occupation
In Kent Ohio the university seeks a court order to clear Blanket Hill where students from the May Fourth Coalition have camped since May 12 protest actions. The two sides pledge nonviolence as gym construction proceeds.
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Kent
Ohio
Kent State University
Blanket Hill
National Guard
University
Glenn Olds
Roseann Canfora
Rebel Archbishop Plans U S Seminary
In Dickinson Texas AP report French Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre says he plans to open a traditionalist Roman Catholic seminary in the United States within two years. He visited to consecrate a chapel and lead a pontifical mass saying the chapel could become the center for the true Catholic faith. About 500 people attended despite heavy rain earlier.
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Tex
Marcel Lefebvre
United States
Lefebvre
Vatican
Texas
Archbishop Lefebvre
Peseta Trading Suspended Amid Devaluation Reports
In Madrid the Bank of Spain halted dollar-peseta trading amid reports the government planned a peseta devaluation. The peso closed at 69.99 per dollar with banks predicting a 10 to 15 percent drop. Prime Minister Suarez met with his cabinet as spokesmen declined comment.
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Madrid
Spain
Bank of Spain
Adolfo Suarez
Births Shannon Kolling and Daniel Steven Akins
Mr and Mrs George L Kolling of Montgomery City welcomed a son Shannon Scott Kolling born Sunday at 3 39 pm at Audrain Medical Center weighing seven pounds six ounces. Mr Kolling works for Jim Foster Montgomery City. Mr and Mrs Jimmie D Akins of Hallsville welcomed a son Daniel Steven Akins born Sunday at 12 12 pm at Audrain Medical Center weighing seven pounds six ounces. Mr Akins works for Deniel Construction Co.
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George L. Kolling
Montgomery City
Audrain Medical Center
Shannon Scott Kolling
Kolling
Jim Foster
Jimmie D. Akins
Hallsville
Daniel Steven Akins
Akins
Deniel Construction Co
Spainhower May Oppose Teasdale
State Treasurer James Spainhower declined to rule out challenging incumbent Governor Joseph Teasdale in 1980. He spoke at a fund raising dinner in Columbia that netted about 20 000 for his political war chest while Teasdale was the keynote speaker and other officials attended. Spainhower said his focus is on the 1978 race for state auditor and ruled out running for secretary of state, state auditor, or attorney general, and he did not rule out a future gubernatorial bid.
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Olds
Kent State
Ohio
Cincinnati
Columbia, Mo
James Spainhower
Joseph P. Teasdale
Spainhower
Thomas F. Eagleton
DMO
Teasdale
Eagleton
James Kirkpatrick
Thomas Keyes
MASDA AG Leaders Meet in Des Moines for Midwest Talks
Agricultural leaders from twelve states gather in Des Moines for MASDA’s two day summer conference. The meeting previews NASDA priorities and voices concerns on grain supplies, meat residues, and farm policy. Officials to discuss corn yield estimates and regulatory groundwork.
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Iowa
Midwest Association of the State Departments of Agriculture
MASDA
Midwest Agriculture
Robert Lounsberry
NASDA
New Hampshire
Towa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Ohio
Wisconsin
Iowa Beef Industry Council
Ronald Schrader
National Committee On Locks and Dam 26
Philip Carier
USDA
John C. White
U.S
Rapid City
S.D
Congress
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Quincy Plane Crash Claims One Life Near Siloam Springs Park
A Piper Cherokee crashed on takeoff at a state air strip near Siloam Springs Park killing Robert L. Grist Jr. of Metamora 21 and leaving his wife Beverly 18 and their four month old Jason Allen Grist seriously injured. Dennis Hurst 26 of Lowpoint and his wife Cheryl 19 also hospitalized amid a continuing state police investigation.
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Siloan Springs Park
Robert L. Grist Jr
Grist
Metamora
Beverly
Jason Allen
Quincy
Dennis Whitehurst
Lowpoint
Chery
Arthritis May Retire Barnard
DETROIT AP South African heart surgeon Dr Christiaan Barnard will retire in a year or two due to arthritis crippling his hands. In a Detroit News interview he says his hands are almost useless for delicate heart transplants he pioneered on December 3 1967. He notes twenty years of arthritis and desires more time with his young family.
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Christiaan Barnard
Detroit News
Barnard
Eight Die In Weekend Missouri Wrecks In AP Report
The Associated Press notes eight deaths in Missouri over the weekend, seven on Saturday. Stephen Cartwright, 21, of Lone Dell, died in a motorcycle crash on Missouri 47 in Franklin County. James Christian, 57, of Steele, perished in a one car crash on Missouri 164. Also killed Saturday were Dorothy Ellsworth, 63, of Kansas City, in a two vehicle crash on U.S. 136 near Bethany. Lois Douglas, 0, of Pine Lawn, struck while waiting for a bus after car brakes failed. Forrest Stout II, 15, of rural Warsaw, in a motorcycle mishap near Lake of the Ozarks. Daryl Tillman, 62, of Clarion Town, in a two car wreck near Marshall. Dwight Craig, 16, of Ridgeway, in a one vehicle accident near Blythedale. Friday night death was David Sonnemoser, 59, of rural Rushville, in a head on collision across the Missouri River from Atchison, Kansas.
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Associated Press
Missouri
Stephen Cartwright
Lone Dell
Franklin County
James Christian
Steele
Dorothy Marie Ellsworth
Kansas City
U.S
Bethany
Lois Douglas
Pine Lawn
Forrest Stout II
Warsaw
Lake of the Ozarks
Daryl Tillman
Clarion
Marshall
Dwight Craig
Ridgeway
Blythedale
David Edward Sonnemoser
Rushville
Missouri River
Atchison
Kan
Carter Fears Soviets Hear Secret Calls Secrecy Drive Nears Decision
President Carter faces a push to protect classified communications from Soviet eavesdropping. A White House task force studies interception risk from Soviet properties in the United States and microwave transmission. Sen Moynihan urges action. Brzezinski and Turner briefed. agencies involved remain unnamed.
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Washington
Carter
United States
Soviet Union
Trial Begins For Murder Of Reporter Don Bolles
Jurors begin selection in the 1976 car bomb murder case of Don Bolles a Phoenix reporter for the Arizona Republic. Defendants James Robison and Max Dunlap face first degree murder and conspiracy charges linked to the crime.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Don Bolles
James Robison
Chandler
Max Dunlap
Robison and
Dunlap
John Harvey Adamson
Adamson
Bolles
Robison
Plenty Of Produce Is Summer Forecast
The Associated Press reports a mixed summer produce outlook despite drought and freeze. Food Marketing Institute figures suggest overall plentiful fruits and vegetables, with item by item variation such as freestons peaches up from 1976 and cling peaches down about 6 percent. Industry notes farmers used underground water to compensate, but warns 1978 could face shortages if rainfall does not return. Consumers are advised to buy in season, nectarines peaking June to September while tangerines peak in December and January.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Kent Christensen
The
Food Marketing Institute
Supermarket News
Christensen
Arizona
Empress Farah Visits Capital and New York Estate
Empress Farah of Iran travels to the capital, meeting First Lady Rosalynn Carter for lunch. She is hosted by former Vice President Nelson Rockefeller at Pocantico Hills and attends a dinner at the Waldorf Towers in New York City.
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Farah
Iran
Rosalynn Carter
Nelson Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
New York City
Waldorf Towers
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