Greek Leader Caramanlis Arrives in Yugoslavia for Talks
Greek Prime Minister Constantine Caramanlis arrived in Split for a five day official visit that also includes Romania. He was to meet Yugoslav Premier Veselin Djuranovic in routine talks on Friday and planned to meet President Tito on Saturday for the serious discussions.
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Split
Yugoslavia
UPI
Constantine Caramaniis
Romania
Caramanlis
Veselin Djuranovic
Josip Broz Tito
Chafee Supports Peacetime Draft With Women in Noncombat Roles
Sen John Chafee says if a peacetime draft exists women should be drafted only for noncombat duties. He backs a peacetime registry for potential draftees while opposing compulsory service as contrary to democracy. He notes women can play a vital, equal role in the military.
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Providence, R.I
UPI
John Hee
R-R
Chafee
Rhode Island College
Capus
Wilentz Nominated as New Jersey Chief Justice
Gov. Brendan Byrne nominates Robert N. Wilentz for chief justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court to replace retiring Richard Hughes. Wilentz, 52, belongs to the prominent Wilentz law firm and is son of the Lindbergh case prosecutor, with a long political influence in Middlesex County.
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Trenton
N.J
UPI
Robert N. Wilentz
Brendan T. Byrne
State Supreme
Ourt
Wilentz
Senate
Richard Hughes
Grateful king funds Cleveland clinic gym effort
A largely Saudi funded initiative supports a gym project linked to the Cleveland Clinic. Police and city officials coordinate efforts to expand facility access and community services.
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Cleveland
Tn Seca
Tae Danat
Cleveland Clinic
Handel Medallion awarded for classical guitar work
Mayor Edward Koch in New York honored a guitarist with the Handel Medallion, the citys top cultural award. Koch praised the artists role in adapting classical music for guitar and noted the phrase classical guitar might not exist without him.
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New York
UPI
Edward Koch
Ghndres Easchet F
Koch
Khomeini Bans Summary Executions After Political Battle
Iran’s Ayatollah Khomeini blocks summary executions and a court verdict that would have targeted former Prime Minister Amir Abbas Hoveida. The move follows pressure from the premiership aligned with Khomeini and a pledge to halt secret trials. A public flogging in Amlash was reported for indecency, with a 100 lashes administered to a youth before collapse.
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Iran
UPI
Ayatolla Ruhollah
Safarges
Erga
Khomeini
Amir Abbas Hoveda
Amlash
Aspian Sea
Kayhan
Etter
Hanoi Opens Door to China Peace Talks After Invasion
Hanoi signals readiness to begin negotiations with Beijing on March 23 amid four week Chinese invasion. Vietnamese officials demand total troop withdrawal and accuse China of looting and shelling towns as Beijing claims victory. Deng announces diplomacy but diplomacy to be handled through channels.
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Peking
UPI
Xiao-ping
Teng Jano Ping
China
Vietnam
Hanoi
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Cambodia
Huang
Hua
Deng
Moscow
Laos
Soviet Union
New China News Agency
Lang Son
Mondale defends personal cost sharing amid inflation
Vice President Walter Mondale said he is hurt by rising prices but privileged to pay the lunch cost during luncheons with President Carter. He predicted a slower but prudent economic slowdown later this year, citing a tight budget and $17 billion in reduced current services.
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Washington
UPI
Walter Mondale
Carter
Mondale
Camp David
Althou
Tortilla curtain held up in California and Texas
U.S. Department of Justice reportedly delays the 1.9 million tortilla curtain border fence in California and Texas after White House and State Department pressure. Announcement expected with Mexico City and Washington. contractor says no delay notified. The fence would span two six mile sections near San Diego and El Paso to curb illegal entry.
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San Diego
UPI
U.S. Department of Justice
Lionel van Deerlin
Calif
California
Texas
White House
State Department
van Deerlin
Mexico City
Wash
Vanin
U.S. Border Patrol
Aisman
Anchor Post Products
Baltimore
el Paso
Mexico
Roswell Welfare Office Denies Illness Protest Claim
A Roswell welfare office director denies a protest claim that 12 welfare workers and food stamp certifiers called in sick to protest heavy workloads. She notes three of six certifiers were absent for illness, calling it a normal workday.
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Roswell
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