Carter Sees Arms Accord At United Nations General Assembly
President Carter announced that the United States and the Soviet Union are within sight of a significant arms accord and are ready to reduce nuclear arsenals by up to 50 percent if Moscow does likewise. He spoke at the UN General Assembly amid broad attendance and applause, while outlining Middle East peace goals and signaling continued diplomacy with Egypt and Israel.
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Carter
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Soviet Union
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South Africa
Albania
Farouk Kaddoumi
Palestine Liberation Organization
U.N
Middle East
Israel
New York
Ismail Fahmy
Moshe Dayan
Andrei Gromyko
Belgrade hosts East West talks on arms race and human rights
Yugoslavia opens the Belgrade conference with warnings from Tito and UN chief Waldheim that the arms race endangers detente. Nations meeting to review the Helsinki 1975 peace pact address human rights, military maneuver notices, and East West tensions amid stalled disarmament progress.
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U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Helsinki
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Tito
Sava
Waldheim
Winspeare Guicciardi
Milos Minic
Minic
United States
Debt ceiling rise sends bill to Carter for signature
The House narrowly approved a 52 billion increase to the national debt ceiling by a 223 to 194 vote, sending the Senate-passed measure to President Carter. The Treasury faced borrowing limits after a Friday cutoff, halted securities sales, and relied on a Fed loan to cover deficits. Former POW Charles Plumb withdraws from consideration as Vern Miller’s running mate, stating he will not run.
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House
Carter
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Federal Reserve
Congress
Overland Park, Kan
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Vern Miller
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Plumb
Vern
Fire Prevention Week events announced by Ottawa fire dept
Junior Diamond of the Ottawa Department of Public Safety outlined next week’s activities to guard homes and buildings from fires. On Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. two officers will be at Gibsons to explain smoke detectors distribute red window stickers and show fire safety slides with a parked fire truck for viewing. During the week officers will visit schools distribute coloring books and let students inspect equipment and learn about free home inspections for safety suggestions.
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Gibsons
Diamond
Indira Gandhi Freed After Court Ruling in Corruption Case
Indira Gandhi was brought to court on corruption charges after a night in custody. Magistrate R Dayal ordered her release saying there were no reasonable grounds for detention. The government vowed to continue gathering evidence and bring her to trial.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
R. Dayal
Back To Full Steam On Natural Gas Issue
Washington awaits decisive Senate votes on lifting federal controls for natural gas prices as a lengthy filibuster ends. Leaders push for deregulation with compromise plans, while White House aides hedge on support and lawmakers tease further proposals.
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D-Wash
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Howard Metzenbaum
Ohio
James Abourezk
South Dakota
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Lloyd Bentsen
D-Texas
James Pearson
R-Kan
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House-Senate
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Rain On The Way Across Kansas From AP Report
The National Weather Service forecast a cold front through western Kansas bringing scattered showers tonight and Wednesday with temperatures mainly in the 60s and 70s and a 30 percent chance of rain. In Hutchinson, a front page photo helped reunite Cheryl Apps and her missing Pekingese Macky, found two years after vanishing while being cared for by Apps' family.
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Emporia
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Beloit
Hutchinson
Cheryl Apps
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Barbara Depue
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