Carter to Attend London Economic Summit Parley
President Carter plans his first overseas trip in May to London for an international economic summit at 10 Downing Street with leaders from Britain Canada West Germany France Italy Japan and the United States. A preparatory meeting will occur in Washington at the undersecretary and vice ministerial level.
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White House
Jody Powell
Powell
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James Callaghan
Britain
Canada
West Germany
France
Italy
Japan
United States
Rambouillet
Paris
San Juan
P.R
Army open air germ tests disclose 20 years of biowarfare research
Senate hearing reveals 239 open air tests from 1940s to 1950s by the Army using live bacterial agents against 19 civilian targets including San Francisco and the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Tests involved 79 actual pathogens and 160 simulants. some agents later linked to illnesses. CIA reportedly studied WWII use against Nazi officials.
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Army
Pennsylvania Turnpike
San Francisco
National Airport
Senate
State hospital limits on drug use policy announced
The State Health Department announced a policy to limit tranquilizing drug use in state hospitals to therapeutic purposes. A five member committee will oversee use, with daily reviews the first week, then weekly and bi monthly checks.
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Sacramento
State Health Department
Department
William Keating
Keating
Gunman in Cleveland Holds Officer Seeks Carter Talk
Cory Moore a 25 year old ex Marine and college student seized Officer Lea Keglovie at Cleveland City Hall and held him hostage for nearly a day. He demanded to speak with President Carter about freeing his people and warned whites to leave the earth within a week. Police consulted the White House but local officials said Carter should not speak to him at that time. Moore remained calm amid tense vigil as authorities weighed the risks of any presidential conversation.
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Warrensville Heights
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Secret Service
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Jody Powell
Cain
Lea Keglovie
Keglovie
Merchant
Carter Rabin talks edge Mideast closer to settlement
President Carter and Prime Minister Rabin concluded an unscheduled White House session saying talks went very well and brought Arabs and Jews one day closer to a Middle East settlement. They met for about an hour with top aides as Rabin prepared to meet Congress and hold a Blair House news conference.
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Sepre
House
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Indiana
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Califano launches sweeping HEW overhaul with cost savings
HEW Secretary Joseph Califano announced a fundamental restructuring aimed at cutting errors and fraud while saving at least $1 billion over two years. The plan moves cash welfare and retirement programs to the Social Security Administration and creates a Health Care Financing Administration to run Medicare and Medicaid.
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HEW
Joseph Califano
Califano
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Social Security Administration
U.S
Carter
Ing
Social and Rehabilitation Service
AFDC
Office of Human Development
Health Care Financing Administration
Truck rams bus killing two and injuring many near Rustburg
A tractor-trailer struck a school bus four miles west of Rustburg Virginia on U.S. 29 as the bus picked up students for Yellow Branch Elementary School. The bus overturned into the median. two pupils were killed and 29 were injured along with both drivers. Victims were taken to Lynchburg General Hospital.
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Lynchburg General Hospital
Virginia
Here
U.S. 29
Yellow Branch
Campbell County
Solon nickel tax protest ends with nickel payment
Shoe salesman John McKean angrily sent a petition and a nickel collection to Rep. Tom Steed protesting the $13,000 pay raise. Steed replied with a check and a demand that grievances be validated, offering a final nickel to each recipient or McKean himself as payment for his effort. McKean considers returning the money, unsure about losing speech rights over a nickel.
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Guthrie
Okla
John McKean
Tom Steed
D-Okla
Steed
Congress
McKean
Toaster offered as bald Daughter swindles grandma
Dot Rudolph, 66, sues three savings and loan associations after her daughter swindled her wife's savings totaling over 124000. A judge committed the daughter to a mental institution. Dot Rudolph, now on welfare, relies on food stamps. The case centers on deposits made after Nathan Rudolph’s death in 1970 and missing savings kept under an envelope.
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Miame
Savings and Loan
Dot Rudolph
Dot Rudolphi
Nathan
Policeman Shot At By Rifles In Inglewood Chases Bank Robbers
A California police officer on a motorcycle pursued two bank robbers in Inglewood when a rifle shot struck his vest saving him from serious injury. The incident highlights the dangers faced by officers in the line of duty and the protective role of body armor.
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Inglewood
Weather Tonight and Wednesday Forecast
Tonight and Wednesday LB area forecast fair conditions. Low around 32 degrees tonight. High near 76 degrees Wednesday. Desert regions also fair with a low around 38 degrees.
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