Spain's NATO bid delayed until democracy tested
The Carter administration will not press Spain's NATO admission until after next month's elections, the first free vote since 1936, to ensure commitment to democracy. Officials caution that backing could backfire if Spain is unstable, with observers noting broad political divisions and foreign-policy concerns across NATO allies.
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Whites get title to disputed land
A federal judge refused to grant the Omaha Indian Tribe 2,900 acres along the Missouri River in western Iowa to an area known as Blackbird Bend. The court held clear title lay with white landowners, despite tribal claims the land was formerly part of their reservation. The decision, noted as final Monday, may be appealed by the Omaha Tribe with the U.S. government as trustee for the tribe.
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Officers solve pizza mystery in Erie Michigan
State police at the Erie post were flooded with pizza orders after a Monroe advertisement listed the wrong telephone number. A trooper made about 50 calls trying to reach the restaurant before an employee clarified they do not deliver that far.
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