Carter vows to fight judge on Taiwan treaty end rule
President Carter will appeal a federal judge ruling that he must seek congressional approval before ending the U S mutual defense treaty with Taiwan. Judge Gasch ordered status quo until Congress acts. Goldwater praised the decision and urged proper legislative approval before any policy change.
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Sally Jacobsen
Associated Press
Washington
Carter
Congress
Taiwan
U.S
Oliver Gasch
Senate
United States
People’s Republic of China
Gasch
Mark T. Sheehan
Justice Department
U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Taipei
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Arizona
Ten thousand dollars in bills found on I-20
Don King, a Tyler area trucker, found 3183 dollars in a torn money bag on I-20 and turned it to authorities. Volunteers recovered all but 549 dollars as deputies warned against blocking traffic. Purolator officials praised honest help. the incident prompted warnings about keeping found money.
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Tyler
Texas
Don King
King
Grand Prairie
Purolator
Smith County
Jim Collins
Highway Patrol
Collins
C.B. Crossen
US Korea hold security talks on North Korea buildup
The United States and South Korea opened their annual security discussions led by Harold Brown and Ro Hae-hyun to strengthen South Korea's combat capabilities against a North Korean buildup. A joint communique is due Friday and Brown pledged continued U.S. defense commitments including a halt on troop withdrawals. Meanwhile reports from Gypsumville Manitoba describe an 8-foot-tall hairy upright creature sighting at Little Saskatchewan Reserve. Nearby, Moscow beer canning expands with Golden Ring at 13 percent alcohol. In Vienna, over 150 Austrians urge Husak to free jailed Czech human rights activists, as Vaclav Havel and others face trial in Prague.
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Seoul
South Korea
United States
Harold Brown
U.S
Defense
Ro Hae-hyun
Brown
South
Carter
Korea
America
Northeast
Asia
Pacific
Gypsumville, Manitoba
Little Saskatchewan Indian Reserve
Gypsumville
Winnipeg
Vienna
Austria
Gustav Husak
Czechoslovakia
Vaclav Havel
Committee For the
Prague
Commissioner attacks Brown to curb federal oil control
Texas Railroad Commissioner Mack Wallace told oil and gas executives that California Governor Jerry Brown and liberal activists seek to shift oil and gas production oversight to the federal government. He argued Carter energy plans rest on a false premise, noting vast U S areas hold oil and gas potential while current production covers only a small fraction. He cited rising crude import costs and a Texas regulation history of near 100 percent production, except in some fields like East Texas. Additionally, a Dallas AP report notes American Stock Exchange officers will lead a Texas energy delegation to Europe next month to seek foreign investment, with Dallas and Houston firms visiting London Edinburgh and Zurich.
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Austin
Texas
Mack Wallace
California
Jerry Brown
Ralph Nader-Jane Fonda
Wallace
Oil and Gas
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
United States
Oil and Gas Regulatory Agency
East Texas
Commission
Dallas
American Stock Exchange
Europe
Texas Energy
Houston
London
Edinburgh
Zurich
Nobel prize in literature awarded to Greek lyricist Odysseus Elytis
The Swedish Academy chose Odysseus Elytis, a 68 year old Greek poet born on Crete, for the Nobel Prize in literature, praising his sensuous and clear eyed depictions of modern man's struggle for freedom and creativity. His work includes To Axion Esti and Commemorations, with Theodorakis' music noted as a cultural highlight. Elytis has lived in Athens and spent years in France, with past contenders including Greene and Lessing.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Odysseus Elytis
Swedish Academy of Letters
Elytis
Academy
Vicente Aleixandre
Eugenio Montale
Harry Martinson
Giorgos Seferis
Mikis Theodorakis
Odysseus Alepoudhelis
Swedish Academy
Marina
Rocks
Crete
Nikos Kazantzakis
University of Athens
Paris
France
United States
Athens
Graham Greene
Doris Lessing
Turkey
Yasar Kemal
U.S
Isaac Bashevis Singer
Explosions in Chicago tied to Puerto Rican group FALN
Police linked two city blasts and a dynamite device to the Puerto Rican nationalist group FALN after a WBBM call warned of more bombings. No injuries were reported as the Navy center blast damaged a building and a bathroom, with a crater left outside. Authorities said the group seeks Puerto Rico independence and has claimed numerous attacks in major U.S. cities.
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Chicago
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
WBBM
FALN
Cook County Board
George Dunne
Jane Byrne
Richard Albrecht
Navy
George Farrar
Naval Training Center
Farrar
Joseph DiLeonardi
U.S
Philadelphia
New York
San Francisco
Washington
Puerto Rico
United States
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Buddy"’ Leach
Federal Court
Lake Charles
Laura. Leach
Sact
Sheehan
State Department
Peking
China
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Mospivo
el Salvador
Vicente Morales
San Salvador
Christian Democrats
Romero
Carlos Humberto Romero
Revolutionary Army of
San Carlos
Jaime
Central America
Jorge Melendez
Revolutionary Army of the People
Salvadorean Revolutionary Party
Popular Revolutionary Bloc
Popular Unified Action Front
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