Carter Briefs Ford Kissinger on Panama Canal Pact
The Carter administration seeks Republican backing for the new Panama Canal treaty. Ford and Kissinger were briefed at Ford's Vail Colorado home and by telephone on the pact's terms and implications. If Kissinger endorses, it could bolster support in the Senate.
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Son of Sam indicted on murder charges in grand jury
Berkowitz was charged Monday with murder, attempted murder, felonious assault and illegal possession of a .44 caliber revolver. Police said a diary found in his apartment outlines eight attacks and revealed letters he wrote to his high school sweetheart. A 10 page handwritten record, plus other writings, suggest a violent, drug-influenced mindset amid the killer's spree.
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Carter aides hint at support for Lance Carter
President Carter’s spokesman shows veiled backing for Bert Lance while the White House avoids direct comment on the federal probe into Lance’s finances. Powell notes Carter played tennis with Lance and that Lance discussed the investigation but did not reveal details. The comptroller’s report to a Senate committee is expected soon, with no recommendation for prosecution.
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Hazardous stomach stash of cocaine and heroin couriers
An account details couriers swallowing multiple cocaine filled condoms and other narcotics to transport drugs. A Virginia man was found dead years ago after swallowing 27 such packages, while another case involved 53 condoms and a Miami surgery to remove five packages. Medical experts warn gastric juices can compromise packaging and leaks can occur if seals fail.
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U S to resume review of Viet MIA status
The Defense Department said the United States will recheck the status of 712 MIAs and 1,793 listed as killed in action with bodies not recovered. Carter approved resuming case reviews to pursue full accounting, with individual boards, advance notice to families, and possible back pay or benefits if a missing serviceman is later found alive or dead.
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