Carter Pick Quickly Urges Arms Limitation
Washington AP. President elect Carter’s defense secretary nominee Harold Brown urges a U S Soviet nuclear arms limit to curb both weapon numbers and improvements. He favors caps on modernization tests and five year weapon introductions to slow arms race dynamics and reduce destabilizing qualitative advances.
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Former CIA employee arrests in espionage payoff attempt
Federal agents watched as Edwin G. Moore, 56, a retired CIA worker, arrived to pick up a package he allegedly believed held money. He was arrested near his Bethesda Maryland home on espionage charges for unauthorized possession of defense related material and theft of government property. The envelope contained copies of classified papers and a note offering to sell information to the Soviet Union and detailed payment instructions.
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Central Intelligence Agency
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Edwin G. Moore
Bethesda
Soviet Union
CIA
Moore
Clarence Kelley
U.S
Christmas Paradox in Belfast as security girdles shoppers
In Belfast, a smiling Santa overlooks a crowded shopping district ringed by steel barricades and armed soldiers. A tense Christmas scene unfolds with searches, dogs, and electric gates while the Catholic Protestant conflict nears 1,700 dead over seven years.
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Northern Ireland
Santa Claus
Bicentennial Delaware Crossing Reenactment Nears
Washington Crossing reenactment near Philadelphia expects about 15 000 spectators on Christmas Day with two crossings in four replica Durham boats. George Washington portrayed by St John Terrell from Lambertville NJ as 41 000 loyalists prepare to observe in Bowman's Hill camp.
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England
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Easton
Bristol
Marblehead
Mass
Johann Ball
Pennsylvania
FCC Suspends Fee Collections
The FCC voted seven to zero to halt all fee collections including CB radio license fees. The pause follows a court ruling demanding cost-based fees. Refunds are undecided. commercial broadcasters are the primary beneficiaries of the suspension.
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FCC
U.S. Court of Appeals
Cense
Thomas P. Campbell
Campbell
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