Bonn Summit Ends Carter Faces Tough Financing of Oil Vow
President Carter returned from the Bonn summit where he pledged to cut American oil consumption. He faces Congress and political hurdles to raising domestic oil prices to world levels and reducing imports. Observers doubt passage of a crude tax or import quotas in an election year. The leaders agreed to cooperate on economic policy and curb airline hijacking.
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Washington
Carter
Bonn
U.S
West Germany
Congress
Senate
Shcharansky Advocate Pressures U S to Free Dissidents
Avital Shcharansky urged U S leaders to increase pressure on the Soviet Union to free her husband Anatoly and other dissidents. She suggested canceling the 1980 Moscow Olympics, met Mondale and lawmakers, and planned talks with scientists supporting her cause, while warnings on cautious reactions from some senators.
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Washington
Avital Shcharansky
U.S
Soviet Union
United States
Moscow
Young Defends Remarks On Political Prisoners
Ambassador Andrew Young says his remark about political prisoners was overstated but intends to clarify what counts as a political prisoner in the United States. He rejected any intent to equate U.S. justice with the Soviet system, noting the context involved reaction to the Shcharansky case and a broader discussion of human rights in different societies. The exchange followed Carter administration criticism of Soviet trials and drew congressional rebuke and impeachment threats before being dismissed.
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Anatoly Shcharansky
Shcharansky
Simcha Dinitz
United States
Israel
Paris
Andrew Young
America
United Nations
Geneva
International Herald Tribune
Alexander Ginzburg
Young
le Matin
Vance
Soviet Union
U.S
Europe
Power
Non-controversial Hongisto named to New York prison post
Gov. Hugh Carey appointed Richard Hongisto to run New York state prisons as executive deputy commissioner. The 41-year-old former San Francisco sheriff and Cleveland police chief faces Senate scrutiny amid concerns over his liberal activist past and potential controversy as he assumes the 20,000-inmate system’s leadership.
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New York State
Cleveland
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Hugh Carey
Hongisto
Benjamin Ward
State Senate
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Miami
Anita Bryant
Kucinich
Senate Crime and Corrections Committee
Carey
Herman Schwartz
Ralph Marino
Rassau
Tarn
Marino
Vital Births and Visiting Hours
Birth notices list Mr. and Mrs. William Crocket at 1408 Hood Ave with a girl and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Combs at 8004 Dubois Court Carlisle with a boy yesterday. Additional entries name several residents and a hospital visiting window from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5 to 8 p.m. for medical surgical and pediatric patients.
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William Crocket
Hood Ave
Victor Combs
Dubois Court
Carlisle
Jeffery D. Blythe
Beverly Lane
Densmore Brewer
Franklin
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Cambridge
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New York Prison Post
Chinatown
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Ohio
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Alice Richardson
Clinton St
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Roosevelt Ave
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