Warsaw Pact Expanding Tactical Nuclear Arms in Europe
U S intelligence reports indicate the Warsaw Pact is deploying more and newer short-range missiles and fighter-bombers with improved nuclear payloads in West Russia, East Germany, Czechoslovakia, and Poland. NATO reportedly trails two-to-one in tactical warheads, with theater weapons offering greater range and accuracy.
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Carter says he works less yet enjoys job more in Newsweek interview
President Carter reflecting on 19 months in office says he is more relaxed and knowledgeable about government. He disputes living by polls while noting some dissatisfaction in an AP NBC poll showing half oppose re election in 1980. He cites Lincoln Jefferson and Truman as tougher criticized figures. He remains confident decisions will win support.
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Chiefs fall early in exhibition to New England
Highlights report an early 24-7 defeat for the Chiefs against the Patriots in an exhibition game on page 8. Ottawa University begins two-a-day practices for more than 900 football players, with page 8 noting the start. A synthetic skin trial on animals shows promise for human burn victims within a year, per page 6. David Bourne, ex White House drug advisor, is not charged in a recent prescription-for-fictitious-person incident, per page 3.
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County Forecast Says Clear Tonight With 80s Tuesday
Mostly clear conditions reported for the county with a high Tuesday in the 80s. Tonight’s low is in the upper 60s, southerly winds 10 to 20 mph.
Israelis Retaliate Kall 3 In Attack On Palestinians
Israeli planes hit two Palestinian bases in Lebanon at dawn in retaliation for a London El Al bus attack. The PLO says three guerrillas killed and 14 wounded at Burj el Barajneh. eyewitnesses report five dead. Damour village school attacked with no casualties. London strike killed an El Al stewardess and one attacker. seven bystanders and two other stewardesses wounded. Israeli spokesmen say planes returned safely. Palestinian sources claim Yasser Arafat ordered civilian evacuation. This followed an earlier Lebanon base hit after a Tel Aviv market bombing.
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Auditorium Director Hired for Municipal Auditorium
George Jaworski, Ottawa University BA in theatrical design, named director of the Municipal Auditorium after 25 applications and three weekend interviews. He will oversee remodeling ahead of an October opening and a October 23 Kansas City Philharmonic appearance. Jaworski, a Poland native who arrived in 1964, lives with wife Sharon at 6308 Hickory.
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Bus Drivers Learn Red Cross First Aid Course
A group of 20 including county 4 H agents a Wellsville teacher and teens completed an eight hour Red Cross first aid program taught by Randy Hinderliter of the Franklin County Ambulance Service. The course covered bleeding control artificial respiration fracture care heat stroke shock poisoning and burns with hands on practice and bandaging. Re certification is required every three years to keep the Red Cross card.
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