U N diplomats rate Young as effective representative
U N diplomats praise Andrew Young's performance amid criticism over a Paris interview. They cite his work on South West Africa and his role in shaping U N policy, while noting some nonaligned and Western observers fault his off the cuff remarks.
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United Nations
U.N
Andrew Young
United States
World Organization
Sak
William H. Barton
U.N. Security Council
Young
America
Congress
White House
Paris
Soviet Union
Carter
Cyrus R. Vance
Barton
Comte
Omnes
Long Service
Aaki
State Department
South-West Africa
South Africa
Vance Aims for Milestone Arms Talks in Geneva
Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance told Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in Geneva that a full arms control treaty cannot be finished in two days due to complexity and frictions. He secured two goals, presented new U.S. limits on missiles, and received undisclosed Russian ideas, though two main roadblocks remain over new missiles and the Backfire bomber.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Cyrus R. Vance
Andrei A. Gromyko
Africa
Vance
United States
U.S
Gromkyo
Carter
Divorced Fathers Win Child Support From Wives
New York report shows a shift in divorce law, with fathers like Allan Carter winning weekly child support from ex wives who may be employed or not. Experts say laws now favor shared financial responsibility, reflecting workforce changes and feminist backing, with many states allowing support to go to either parent.
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New York
Allan 5. Carter
New York City
Carolyn R. Carter
Texas
Kenneth
New York State Appeals Court
Carter
Donna Jonas Freed
American Bar Association Family Law Research Committee
Joseph DuCante
American Academy of Matrimonia Lawyers
Chicago
Dr. Freed
Philip F. Solomon
Matrimonial Lawyers Academy
Freed
California
Illinois
Solomon
Chicago Conciliation Service
Fathers United For Equal Rights
Male Equality Now, Inc
Men's Liberation
America's Society of Divorced Men
Committee For Fair Divorce
Ocal
Suramoe Daval
Department of Health Education and Welfare
Office of Child Support Seen
Tudgea
Plane crash ends Melbourne family's move plans
July 10 1978 in Melbourne Australia a plane crash near the Tullamarine airport disrupts the Gale family of Pauline Guile and her four children who had just sold a home to buy a farm at Meredith. Nearby, Joe Corso and his family dine at home while taxi driver John Tyrell heads toward the airport with two passengers.
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Melbourne
Australia
Matthews Ave
Pauline Guile
Sam Gulle
Meredith
Gulle
Seore
Joe Corso
Why the Shcharansky storm and a Melbourne crash mix
The piece links Anatoly Shcharansky's rise amid Helsinki human rights scrutiny to U.S. Carter era stance and dissident networks. It shifts to a crash at Essendon Airport in Melbourne where a Partenavia aircraft struck homes, killing six and injuring several others, with investigators probing engine failure as the cause.
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Washington
Anatoly Shcharansky
Israel
Arthur J. Goldberg
United States
Belgrade
Supreme Court
Shcharansky
Petra
Soviet Union
Moscow
Amnesty International
U.S
Jimmy Carter
Shcharavsky
West
Jarvis fights drunken driving charge in California
Tax crusader Howard Jarvis, 75, battles a misdemeanor drunken driving charge in Ventura County court. He testified he was sober the night of the stop, that he had eaten dinner at a campaign official's home, drank one vodka and orange juice, and later learned his host had laced coffee with liqueur. He claimed he was weaving and speeding, then changed lanes to avoid a following car before Deputy Michael Kipp stopped him.
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Oxnard
Calif
Howard Jarvis
Jarvis
Ventura County
Michael Kipp
Los Angeles
Kipp
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Sam Guile
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