Sino Pact In Serious Limbo Threatens U S China Ties
U S legal brief asks DC Circuit Court to review President Carter's power to end the Taiwan treaty before January 1. Justice Department argues major damage to relations with China if the appellate court delays. Judge Gasch ruled Carter acted unconstitutionally without Senate two thirds or House and Senate majority approval. Deputy Secretary Christopher warns China may rethink the entire relationship if reversed.
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Corrections Chief Praises Kansas Program Over Scared Straight
Kansas program praised by corrections chief as more effective than Scared Straight. Report notes official views in a Kansas context. Also mentions Bugs Bunny filing suit in Kansas City federal court on page 6.
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Americans Sour On Cuba Recognition After Cuba Controversy
AP NBC poll shows U S support for full diplomatic relations with Cuba fell to 39 percent from 47 last December while 44 percent oppose. Carter’s handling of the Soviet brigade issue drew 46 percent disapproval, yet his overall foreign policy rating remained mixed with 24 percent calling it good or excellent.
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Kennedy aides urge students to revive Camelot energy
Dozens of JFK era figures led by Arthur Schlesinger Jr and W Averell Harriman visited Boston high schools to inspire public service as the John F Kennedy Library opens. They urged students to imitate 1960s activism and curb late decade apathy while the library is unveiled.
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Officials Question Digging Up Oswalds Body
Dallas officials seek exhumation of Lee Harvey Oswald amid autopsy and military record discrepancies. They argue the grave in Tarrant County should be opened with approval from local medical examiner Nazimuddin Peerwani.
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Economy Rebounds With 2.4 Percent GNP Growth
Washington reports a 2.4 percent annualized rise in GNP for July through September, easing fears of a recession. Officials warn growth may slow again. the NBER will decide on recession status in coming months. Personal consumption boosted gains while savings hit a 28 year low.
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Power Loss in Ottawa Tied to Generator Overhaul
Ottawa residents experienced about a five minute power outage Friday as the city prepared to overhaul its largest generator. Utilities director Jack Davis called the event a “freaky deal” while the shutdown cooled the unit for weekend work. Diesel engines and an interstate link to Kansas City Power and Light would supply power until the overhaul ends after January 1.
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