Carter vetoes funds for breeder reactor project
President Carter vetoed an $80 million authorization for a Clinch River breeder reactor in Tennessee, saying it risks hindering efforts to curb nuclear weapons proliferation. He warned he may impound funds if the veto stands. The veto blocks a measure approved Oct. 20 by Congress and would force new legislation for other projects.
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U.S. offers Korea deal to dismiss Park case for congressmen names
The Carter administration reported that the Justice Department would seek dismissal of Tongsun Park's 36 count indictment if he cooperates in the Korean influence buying probe. Talks in Seoul and Washington focused on Park testifying and potential cross country interrogation to secure evidence of any U.S. officials involved.
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Crown controversy as Hungarians in Cleveland push for return
Cleveland's large Hungarian community weighs political symbolism of returning the St Stephen crown from Fort Knox to Hungary. Leaders argue it embodies freedom while backers in Congress debate US policy with Hungarian Premier Janos Kadar amid Cold War tensions.
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Carter
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John B. Nadas
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Zoltan Gombos
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New Jersey
Mar Rose Oakar
House of Representative
Helms Fined 2000 Dollars After Senate Testimony
Former CIA director Richard Helms was fined 2000 dollars for not fully answering questions at a 1973 Senate hearing. At a gathering of retired CIA employees, supporters raised funds by placing money in wastebaskets to cover the fine. A two year suspended sentence was also imposed, with the judge noting the oath of secrecy as insufficient defense.
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Barrington D. Parker
Nurenberg
Germany
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Parker
United States
Ten Die in Lebanon Violence Across Beirut and Koura
Violence across Lebanon left ten dead and fifteen hurt on Saturday. Six were killed in a gunfight in Koura, north of Beirut, between right wing Christians and returning leftists. Three died in a Beirut explosion targeting a Muslim lawyer. Syrian peacekeepers intervened to restore order.
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Uncertain Spring Lingers as Rain Threatens Midweek
The forecast suggests rain is likely from Monday to Wednesday with temperatures ranging from a high of 55 to 60 and nighttime lows in the upper 40s. Forecasters warn the recent springlike days may be over for now and could return next year.
Prince Charles Surfs in Cold Sydney Wipeouts
Prince Charles tackled waves in Sydney surf sessions and endured several wipeouts in 57 degree water. The heir to the British throne stayed in good spirits as aides noted the cold water and a bodyguard halted the venture after about 45 minutes.
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Prince Charles
Doty House dedication set for November in Middleton
Middletown residents will view the Doty House expansion on Timber Trail Drive during an open house from 3 to 5 p.m. next Sunday. The facility serves children with various handicaps and reflects local generosity as coverage previews continue on pages 40 through 45 of Election 1977.
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Middletown Business College
Middletown
Ted Pollard
John Leach
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