Carter, Jackson meet on energy talks amid cabinet speculation
In Plains Georgia Jimmy Carter and Henry Jackson met four hours to discuss energy policy as Carter prepares new appointments. Rep Andrew Young expected to be named U N ambassador with Barbara Jordan considered for attorney general and Schlesinger eyed for defense, though Carter aides deny final decisions.
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Ford
Franklin Thomas
Bedford-Stuyvesant Development Corp
New York
T Hat Business
Jane Cahill Pfeiffer
Commerce
Cyrus Vance
Spaniards Approve Reform in Spain Constitutional Referendum
Spaniards voted for constitutional changes establishing a Western style parliamentary system and ending Franco era institutions. With over a third of ballots counted, Yes votes led at 94.8 percent, No at 2.3 percent, turnout above 75 percent, marking a step toward full democracy and new elections within six months.
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Spain
UPI
Juan Carlos
Francisco Franco
Adolfo Suarez
Ster
Franco
OPEC Ministers Divided On Scope of Oil Prices
OPEC oil ministers meet in Doha amid sharp divisions over price policy. Saudi Arabia pushes for a six month freeze while Iraq calls for a 25 percent rise. Security is extreme as Qatar deploys its army to guard the talks.
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Doha
Qatar
UPS
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Det
Vienna
Ilych Ramirez Sanchez
Jackal
Bell Invention 100 Years Old at Smithsonian Exhibition
Washington reports mark centennial of Bell's work with an exhibit at the Smithsonian Institution's Museum of History and Technology. Curator Bernard Finn notes possible earlier invention. display includes old telephones, switchboard, film clips, a $2 catalog, and a timeline of telephone tech.
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UPI
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Walson
Thomas Walson
Smithsonian Institution
Museum of History and Technology
Smithsonian
Bernard Finn
Bell
Watson
Ethics Panel Urges Probe of Korean Bribery Allegations
House Ethics Chair John Flynt says a formal investigation into bribery allegations by South Korean agents involving congressmen will be pursued, with Philip Lacovara tapped to head the probe. A quorum issue hampered an immediate vote as the panel began a Sept. 27 preliminary inquiry and gathered documented evidence.
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UPI
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Congress
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Philip A. Lacovara
Watergate
Rep
Koyd Spence
R-S.c
GOP
Argentina Bomb Blast Kills and Wounds Officials
A bomb detonated during a Defense Ministry lecture in downtown Buenos Aires killing at least 18 and wounding about 30. Montoneros claimed responsibility signaling an ongoing guerrilla campaign. The blast damaged a seven story building near the government house and targeted senior military officers and diplomats.
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UPI
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Arrostito
Mantoneros
Wanted Man Is Arrested in Valparaiso Area
Hat cher, a former Valparaiso resident, traveled from Washington state by bus to visit his stepmother who paid his fare. He was found in bed at a Hen son Mobile home when three officers arrived to take him into custody. He cooperated and offered no resistance. Hatcher is jailed in DeFuniak Springs on $25,000 bond for Valencia police.
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Duval
Orlando
Tampa
Burglars Strike Twice Target Boat and Car Dealership
Fort Walton Beach police report two burglaries on the same night. A 33-foot houseboat behind Licilio's Restaurant was entered via a forced rear window and valuables including a deep sea rod and reel a tape deck and a CB radio totaling about 400 dollars were stolen. At Bayer's truck dealership burglars pried open the service office door and then the main office about 300 dollars in cash was taken from the upright safe with a pry bar and scissors.
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Plymouth
Dodge
Telephone Harassment Defended in Florida Case
South Dakota man Danny Burger faces a six month prison term if convicted for harassing long distance calls to Governor Askew and his office. Attorneys argue First Amendment protection and that harassment laws may not apply to elected officials. Burger, extradited from Reno, is undergoing psychiatric tests while prosecutors defend the charges.
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UPL
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Goy
Reubin Askew
Harry Truman
Baya Harrison
Danny Burger
Burger
Askew
Springfield
U.S
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Nevada
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Nev
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Florida Department of Criminal Law Enforcement
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Rapid City
Federal Grant Will Cover State Revenue Shortfall
Florida faces a 33.5 million revenue shortfall for the current year but an anti inflation federal grant will prevent budget cuts. Revenue estimates show a 76.1 million increase next year, and tax hikes are likely. The state credits reserves and federal aid for offset, while a projected 6.6 percent tax increase appears necessary to fight inflation.
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Fla
UPD
Morida
Joe Cresse
Cresse
Billy Carter Quizzed Over Plains Plastic Tree Theft
Billy Carter says he was questioned twice by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation about the Christmas tree theft in Plains. He maintains an alibi, noting he was in New York when the tree disappeared as reported by UPI. Local residents, including Rosalynn Carter, reacted with horror at the garish tree on Main Street.
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UPI
Billy Carter
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Jimmy Carter
New York
Carter
Main Street
Rosalynn Carter
Billy
Bomb blast at Baghdad airport kills and injures many
A time bomb in a suitcase exploded at Baghdad airport terminal crowded with Mecca pilgrims. Reports say 8 to 14 dead and 300 to 400 injured as roof collapsed. Iraq accuses Syria of smuggling the explosives. plane originated in Damascus.
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Mecca
Baghdad
Iraq
Syria
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