U S Cuba Move Toward Restored Diplomatic Ties
Washington sources report a tentative U S Cuba exchange of diplomats after decades of severed ties. Negotiators in New York hammered out most details and an official announcement was expected soon. The Carter administration weighs renewed relations amid Cuban activity in Africa and Latin America.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
New York
Carter
Ethiopia
Africa
Latin America
U.S
Plains
Fidel Castro
Castro
Batista
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Havana
Energy Plan Cutbacks Won't Be Sacrificial
Congressional Budget Office analysts say Carter energy plan would not force sharp lifestyle changes and would modestly reduce driving costs by 1985. They forecast average annual miles per family rising to about 17,000 with the plan, versus 18,000 without it, and note savings depend on tighter standards or a longer timetable. The report anticipates slight inflation and unemployment rises, yet no major economic dislocations. Carter also discusses Cuba policy shifts and easing travel restrictions amid diplomacy.
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Washington
Carter
Congressional
Congressional Budget Office
Alice Rivlin
Congressional Budget Director
Dr. Saunders
Richard Vance
Senate and House Seek Compromise On Missouri Prison Plans
In Missouri a compromise committee is to reconcile House and Senate versions of an appropriations bill that includes a prison plan. Advocates push for a maximum security facility in central Missouri, with urban site supporters urging a near-Liberty or central site and a public coalition mobilizing support. Governor Teasdale backs urban consideration while lawmakers weigh veto risks and land talks in Birmingham Bottoms.
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Senate
House
Jefferson City
Mao
Mid- Missouri
Birmingham Bottoms
Liberty
Stan Thomas
D-Liberty
Thomas
Michael F. McAuliffe
Missouri Catholic Conference
Teasdale
Clay County
Missouri
mid-Missouri
Ferguson
Robert Fowler
Fowler
Joint Committee On Corrections
Pessimism Grows Over Viking Mars Life Search
In Pasadena scientists announce the Viking missions failed to detect life on Mars. Viking 1 landed July 13 and Viking 2 on September 3, with soil tests ending Tuesday after nutrient liquid and helium shortages halted biology experiments. Orbiter and lander observations continue, while theories attribute results to nonbiological chemical processes.
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Pasadena
Calif
Viking
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Viking 1
Red Planet
Viking 2
Earth
Ben DeVincenzi
NASA
Merrell’s 1875 calls alleged to cost Missouri state
State Sen Nor a Merrell faced scrutiny over 587 long distance calls totaling 588 dollars to Mrs Carlene Orr during 1975 1976 while influencing state cosmetology board matters The reports note calls tied to constituent issues and pre appointment connections to Orr with wider questions about board appointments and state oversight
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Jefferson City
Nora Merrell
Shelbinn
State Cosmetology Board
Merrell
Monticello
State Board of Cosmetology
Columbia Tribune
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Orr
Senate
Shelbina
Missouri
Cosmetology Board
Christopher S. Bond
al Sikes
Consumer Affairs, Regulation
John Ashcroft
George Uffmann
Division of Professional Registration
Pregnant Women Warned On Alcohol Dangers
Washington AP report from Dr. Ernest P. Noble warns that consuming more than two drinks daily during pregnancy raises risk of fetal alcohol syndrome. Higher intake correlates with more severe abnormalities. six cans or drinks daily may cause multiple symptoms. Research budget supports further studies.
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Washington
Ernest P. Noble
National Institute On Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
Noble
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Paul Janke
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Lakeview
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J. Kent Haden
Route 3
Audrain Medical Center
Joe Haden
Auxvasse
Dr. Haden
Veterinary Clinic Inc
Highway 54 East
Mexico
J. Harvey Saunders
Westminster College
Westside
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