Soviets rule out SALT II renegotiation
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko said reopening talks is impossible if the U.S. Senate does not ratify the SALT II treaty. He assured verifiability, pledged Soviet adherence, and urged hesitant senators to support the pact while noting the Vienna summit’s significance and urging lawmakers to act on conscience.
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Moscow
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
Gromyko
U.S. Senate
United States
Vienna
Carter
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Ottawa Board Holds Year End Meeting Tonight
Ottawa's Board of Education will hold a wrap up meeting at 7 30 tonight at its office 420 S Main. Agenda includes selection of a board member for East Central Vocational Cooperative Board of Directors approval of administrative salary increase format for the senior high school special education program rental fee for Municipal Auditorium lunch price adjustment with a 5 cent per meal increase and questions from Eisenhower School parents an executive session will discuss personnel matters.
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Ottawa
Board of Education
S. Main
East Central Vocational Cooperative
Weather Summary From Ottawa Power Plant Data
The National Weather Service station in Ottawa records Friday high 93, low 87, .54 inches rain. Saturday highs 88, low 67, .46 inches. Sunday high 77, low 64, no precipitation. County forecast expects partly cloudy and warmer through Tuesday with southeast winds 5 to 15 mph. Tonight low in the 60s. Tuesday high in the mid to upper 80s.
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National Weather Service
Ottawa
Domestic Oil Output Suspected In Antitrust Probe
Washington AP reports tight gasoline supplies as U S wells slowed last winter. Justice Department probes possible antitrust violations by big oil firms amid a near 50 page White House briefing. Officials note dip in crude output linked to higher refinery runs and Iran oil disruptions, with billions of gallons in losses. ARCO executives deny deliberate manipulation, saying they are scrambling for crude.
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Washington
United States
Associated Press
Justice Department
Iran
Carter
White House
U.S
Department of Energy
H.H. Zachow
Arco Petroleum Products Co
Violence Flares As Truckers Protest Disrupts Roads
Violence surged on national highways despite easing protests as a trucker was wounded near Parkersburg West Virginia and Levittown Pennsylvania saw a two day melee. Police reported 110 injured and 127 arrested while some fuel stations reopened in Michigan Tennessee and Arizona. Authorities blamed nontrucker groups for much of the disorder and noted some blockades ended as fuel ran low.
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Charlotte Porter
Associated Press
Independent Truckers
Parkersburg
W.va
Kenneth Fullen
Bucks County
Levittown
John Mitchell
Lower
Bucks
Stanley Furnish
Tennessee
Carter and Ohira discuss energy amid family illness in Tokyo
President Carter and Prime Minister Ohira, both in good health apart from the first family’s stomach virus, met for nearly two hours to talk energy and world economic issues. They planned to seek a consensus at a Thursday summit with France, Britain, West Germany, Canada, and Italy, while exploring refugee relief and long term economic frictions. The leaders praised close U S J relations and agreed on forming a consultative group of business leaders to present recommendations. Rosalynn and Amy Carter remained at home with illness.
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Tokyo
Carter
Masayoshi Ohira
Ohira
France
Britain
West Germany
Canada
Italy
U. S
Chira
Vietnam
United States
Japan
Regal
Hirohito
Meiji Shrine
Jimmy Carter
Rosalynn
Amy
Washington
Inlaw
Judy
Eastern motorists struggle as gas lines and protests flare
The first weekend of summer brought long gasoline lines in the East and Midwest with Queens and Connecticut Turnpike towns seeing up to 300 cars queued for fuel. In Woodbridge New Jersey thieves cut into a high pressure Shell line causing a 1500 gallon spill and a temporary evacuation. Police clashed with demonstrators in Levittown and taxi drivers in Massachusetts staged outside the statehouse demanding fuel while officials said they would reroute supplies from tourist areas to cities.
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Associated Press
Boston
Connecticut
East
Midwest
Queens
N.Y
Connecticut Turnpike
Woodbridge
N.J
Shell Oil Co
Shell
Norm Altsteder
Levittown
Massachusetts
Statehouse
OPEC Eyes Higher Base Price At Geneva Meeting
OPEC members gather in Geneva for a pricing session aimed at lifting the base crude price to at least 18 dollars per barrel, potentially pushing gasoline and heating oil costs higher in the United States. Iran backs a price above 20 dollars, though the exact target was not disclosed.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
United States
Iranian Finance Ministry
Cyrus Abrahim Zadeh
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