Indians seek Arab help in developing reserves
Twenty three western tribes led by CERT seek foreign help to develop uranium and coal under reservations across ten states. Meetings with OPEC members in Washington aim to gain technical assistance and funding, amid federal red tape and a cut to a requested one million dollars.
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No Shift in Power Russia U S Even Carter Aides Say
An interagency Carter administration study concludes the global power balance is largely even between the United States and the Soviet Union. It disputes Ford era claims of Soviet dominance, citing US economic strength and Soviet nonmilitary weaknesses. The five month review suggests US weapons, NATO strength, and stalled Soviet manpower growth offset Moscow's growth in conventional forces.
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Kent State protesters vow to stay despite notice
Kent State University demands the Blanket Hill demonstrators clear the area by 8 a.m. Sunday or face court action. President Glenn Olds warned of legal enforcement as trustees weigh steps. students insist the site be preserved as a memorial to the May 4, 1970 shootings.
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Soviet radio airs protest songs by Cash Baez Collins in human rights drive
Moscow listeners heard a 45 minute concert of American folk protest songs by Johnny Cash Joan Baez Judy Collins and others. A Soviet narrator linked the tunes to a campaign alleging US human rights violations aiming to undercut Carter on civil rights. The program cited San Quentin The Hurricane and Brother Can You Spare a Dime as examples while noting US unemployment figures.
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Pleasant Summer Weather Returns With Lower Humidity
The forecast calls for a comfortable day with temperatures in the lower 80s and partly cloudy skies. A chance of showers is expected tonight, with Monday remaining in the 80s and partly cloudy conditions continuing.
New Book Claims POWs Died In Hiroshima Blast
British authors claim 10 to 23 American POWs were in Hiroshima when the Aug 6 1945 bombing. they allege two survivors were beaten to death and name six airmen said killed. Pentagon says 10 to 20 Americans were in the area but records are unclear.
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Five East Liverpool youths killed in Ohio crash
A one car collision in Columbiana County left five East Liverpool residents dead and the weekend toll at seven with only the driver surviving. The 1970 Chevrolet broke in two after smashing into a tree on Ohio 267 near East Liverpool. Michael Jordan, 16, was listed in guarded condition. Victims identified as Christopher Farich 19 Roy Harvey 20 Leigh Ann Page 13 Robert Laughlin 14 Kathy Laughlin 15, all of East Liverpool.
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Winter guardsmen invite reporters into training camp
Reporter John Leach and photographer Bob Wendt joined media members at an Ohio National Guard camp to observe local units in training as a khaki carpet greeted two journal staffers and visitors, a glimpse into Guard operations. It notes page references for related stories.
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