Carter unveils 11 day four continent presidential trip
President Carter announced an 11 day journey to Latin America Africa Asia and Europe starting November 22, the first U.S. president to visit sub Saharan Africa, with Brzezinski delivering the plan on his behalf. The trip aims to boost diplomacy and trade across multiple regions.
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Carter
Africa
Latin America
Asia
Europe
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Steel slump roils U S steel industry layoffs surge
The US steel industry faces weak demand and foreign competition, triggering massive layoffs and production cuts. Major firms such as Bethlehem Steel and U S Steel announce job losses while analysts warn of higher auto prices and a leaner, potentially stronger future industry. Up to 100000 workers affected with several thousand laid off in Youngstown and Philadelphia area.
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Detroit
Youngstown
Ohio
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Steel Industry
United Steelworkers
Alan Wood Steel Co
Philadelphia
Bethlehem Steel
Johnstown
Lackawanna
N.Y
U.S. Steel
Pastor Mor ris Sheats runs for Congress in 19th District
LUBBOCK Tex AP pastor Mor ris Sheats announces his candidacy for the 19th Congressional District seat vacated by George Mahon next year He plans to campaign Tuesday through Saturday and preach on Sundays He cites experience growing a church from 100 to 4000 members and targets reducing government regulation and red tape He faces two Democratic rivals Kent Hance and Jesse T George and one Republican hopeful George Bush
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Sheats
Lubbock County
Trinity Church
Democrat
Defense readies testimony in former policemen's trial
In Huntsville Texas the defense for two ex Houston officers plans a five day showcase of testimony after a three day weekend as they argue the defendants lacked intent to injure in the death of prisoner Joe Campos Torres. The case includes details from medical examiner Dr Jachimczyk about bruises, alcohol level and the victim's clothing.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Paraguay
Ted Krehbiel
Houston
Huntsville
Tex
Bob Bennett
Terry Denson
Stephen Orlando
Joe Campos Torres
Denson
Orlando
Torres
Buffalo Bayou
James Warren
Harris County
Joseph Jachimczyk
Jachimczyk
Margaret Torres
Glen L. Brinkmeyer
Louis G. Kinney
Joseph Janish
Carless Elliott
Class interferes with railroading in PECATONICA
Twelve year old Joey Moth loves railroads, heads a large home display in the family garage with thousands of items from spikes to lanterns. He has a guest register with visitors from Canada and the U S. He saved donations and sold model trains to fund his hobby. His mother notes he wants to quit school to focus on railroading.
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Joey Moth
Joey
Catonica Railroad Museum
Amtrak
Canada
New York
Oregon
Florida
Briscoe critiques federal energy plan at drillers meeting
Houston governor Dolph Briscoe blasts the federal energy program for ignoring the free market and urges reliance on free enterprise and price controls removal. He argues consumer protection is stronger in a free market and calls for immediate full production across domestic energy resources. Shell Oil President John F. Bookout cites tax increases, environmental delays and price controls as industry barriers and urges freedom to discover and develop new reserves.
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Dolph Briscoe
International Association of Drill
Ing
Briscoe
Louisiana
Texas
John F. Bookout
Presi
Congress blocks Carter plan to stay under SALT limits
Washington opposition grows as Cyrus Vance says the United States will honor the expiring SALT I accord if the Soviet Union shows similar restraint. President Carter and Soviet minister Gromyko press for continued adherence amid upcoming congressional reviews led by Sen. Henry M. Jackson and key lawmakers.
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Carter
George Gedda
Associated Press
Washington
Carter Administration
Soviet Union
Vance
Andrei Gromyko
White House
United States
Gromyko
State Department
Hodding Carter
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
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Senate
Clement J. Zablocki
D-Wis
House International Relations Committee
William S. Broomfield
D-hich
U.S
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