Carter Urges United States to Join Creative Alliances
Democratic candidate Jimmy Carter urged a shift from a Lone Ranger foreign policy toward "creative alliances" among democracies to stabilize world prices ease tensions and combat hunger and poverty. He called for cooperation among North America Western Europe and Japan with wider ties to Israel Australia and New Zealand and urged NATO to share costs for modernized forces while pursuing arms reductions. He warned against prioritizing US interests over allies and supported withdrawing forces from South Korea only after consultation.
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New York
Jimmy Carter
United States
Carter
North America
Europe
Japan
Israel
Australia
New Zealand
As H
Foreign Policy Association
NATO
South Korea
Minimum Tax Hike Debate Shapes Senate Tax Bill
In Washington the debate over a minimum tax for the wealthy nears approval as liberal lawmakers push for a tougher plan including corporations. The Finance Committee backed a $1 billion annual plan. liberals seek $1.2 billion and broader reach, while a separate revision would raise investor taxes by about $50 million through limited partnership limits.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Send Bentsen
D-Tex
Dollars For Scholars dineout aids Alden B. Oakes fund
A July 1 dining event named Dollars For Scholars supports health care aid via the Alden B. Oakes Scholarship Fund. Brown Derby staff, led by Judge John B. Marshall and Dr. Louis Chaboudy, serve tables 5 to 10 p.m. with tips and a $10 donation qualifying customers for two four meal certificates.
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Alden B. Oakes
John B. Marshall
Louis Chaboudy
Joy Terrill
John
New Jobs Bill Likely Passes After House Vote
A $3.95 billion public works jobs bill faces House action with presidential veto risk. The measure aims to create about 200 000 jobs, split roughly between on site construction and materials, funded by 2 billion in 100 percent grants to states and localities through Sept 30 1977.
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Washington
House
Ford
Senate
Socratic
Civil conflicts flare near Beirut camps amid heavy casualties
Christian militiamen and Palestinian guerrillas fought around two refugee camps in northeast Beirut. Moslem and leftist allies reported 94 killed or wounded, with officials tallying over 80 dead in the turmoil. Meanwhile elections unfolded in Rome and across Italy as a wave of Communist gains followed by a Christian Democrat lead.
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Beirut, Lebanon
Beirut
Beirut Radio
Heaviest Picketing Reported Across Massachusetts
Picketing rose at state offices welfare offices prisons and other facilities as a three day public employees strike continued despite a court order to end the walkout. Howard Doyle led a coalition refusing to order workers back. Some plants and hospitals operated, but delays in welfare checks and vehicle registrations disrupted residents.
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Boston
Howard Doyle
Coalition
Boston Harbor
Over
Massachusetts
Registry of Motor Vehicle Offices
OLICA Convention Set Here
More than 250 people from five states will attend the Ohio Land Improvement Contractors Association outing at Shawnee State Park over Friday and Saturday. The two day program features business meetings, D ancing and a gospel sing, with a theme of Good Old Southern Ohio Down Home Hospitality.
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Ohio Land Improvement Contractors Association
OLICA
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
Ohio
George McClure
Wheelersburg
Estel Stall
McDermott Rt. 1
Jon (Buster
Susie Stall
Loretta McClure
Don Davenport
LICA
Dale Young
Sam Cox
Board of Directors of
Charlie Brown
Shawnee State Lodge
Estle Stall
The
Board of
Kentucky Lica
Stall
Military Aid Bill Awaits Senate Vote
The House passed a 6.8 billion military aid authorization by 258 to 146, with concessions to President Ford and a funding limit through Oct. 1, 1977. The measure would curb arms sales abroad above 25 million and set policy on Israel Egypt Sinai aid, Africa, and Chile while ending military assistance missions abroad unless Congress authorizes continuation.
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Washington
Congress
U.S
Senate
House
Ford
Middle East
Sinai
Israel
Egypt
Henry A. Kissinger
Africa
Zambia
Zaire
Senate House
Mozambique
Chile
Cable TV Rate Hike Requested by Portsmouth Teleprompter
Teleprompter of Portsmouth general manager Bud Wagner II asked the city council for a rate increase to 7.45 dollars a month for area cablevision, the first formal request on the controversial issue since 1974. A franchise amendment and three readings plus a public hearing are required before action.
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Teleprompter
Co. C
Bud) Wagner II
Portsmouth
Area Cablevision
Wagner
Federal Communications Commission
Robert Huffman
Huffman
David Woods
Scioto County
Shawnee State College
Linda Compton
Warren Ave
Coles Park
West Portsmouth
Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
PUCC
Ohio Power Co
PACO
Scott Johnson
McKinley Swimming Pool
Fund Gala Turns To Tragedy in New York
A gala fundraiser for an American Bicentennial Park in Israel ended with the sudden death of Dr. Maurice S. Sage after he collapsed beside First Lady Betty Ford on stage. Sage, 56, head of Sage Laboratories inc and new president of the Jewish National Fund of America, spoke moments before, and was pronounced dead at Polyclinic Hospital.
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New York
Israel
Clais
Betty Ford
Maurice S. Sage
Sage Laboratories, Inc
Jewish National Fund of America
Polyclinic Hospital
Sage
Mrs Ford
King Kong Death Scene Filmed With 20000 Extras in NYC
About 20 000 people gathered behind barricades for a nonpaying King Kong death scene in the remake. Extras earned up to 47.50 daily as the giant gorilla, played by a 47 foot prop, dies atop a World Trade Center setting. Filming wrapped after a long wait with a tarp drawn as rain threatened.
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W. Robert Weller
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
King Kong
World Trade Center
Bill Dietz
Dietz
Neil Altney
Pomona
Elaine
Ryan
Queensborough
Kong
Manhattan
Empire State Building
Hollywood
New York
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