Dollar squeeze hits GIs in Germany hard
In Bonn families face higher costs as the dollar sinks against the mark. The Pentagon expands living and housing allowances to lower ranks, easing GI poverty. Money aid rises. base facilities shift to on base spending as morale and budgets tighten.
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Brezhnev Health Clouds SALT Talks Prospects
Western observers say Brezhnev is too uncertain to negotiate, limiting breakthrough potential in SALT final stages. He can follow a brief but cannot show spontaneity, with Gromyko bearing most negotiating burden while Carter administration stays hands-on. Health causes remain unclear but not cancer.
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Roswell Public Defender shifts to Carlsbad office
Charles A. Wyman, Roswell assistant public defender and top juvenile caseload handler, transfers to the Carlsbad office this week. The 27 year old Carlsbad native cites a desire to work closer to home as he completes a year in Roswell and reflects on how concentrating on juvenile crime could reduce overall crime. He studied at Rice University and earned his law degree from Texas Tech University.
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Roswell lawyer reflects on juvenile cases and crime prevention
The Fifth Judicial District Public Defender in Roswell discusses shifting focus to juveniles, rehabilitation, and early intervention. He urges more counseling funding and school support, noting many offenders began as youths and stressing fair trials and defending principles over individuals.
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Pumpkin rot study warns smaller pumpkins last longer
STATE COLLEGE Pa AP frost rots pumpkins faster Penn State researcher Alan MacNab spent six years studying pumpkins He notes small pie pumpkin varieties last longer due to harder skins but moisture bruising and other factors also affect rot time
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Halloween safety tips for trick or treaters
Washington based Consumer Product Safety Commission urges clear visibility for children with light colored costumes and reflective tape. Advices on short costumes flame retardant labels masks eye holes and tight hats plus keeping flashlights and jack o lanterns lit with no candles. Small children should be supervised and only visit well lit homes with outside lights on.
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Carter portrays himself as mediator in Egyptian Israeli talks
President Carter campaigned through four Northeast states stressing his role as mediator in stalled Egyptian Israeli peace talks over Jewish settlements. He cited Sadat's positive response to his appeal to Cairo to keep two Egyptian negotiators in Washington, and noted Egyptian instructions to adhere to Carter's guidance.
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Daylight Saving Time Ends as Clocks Return to Standard Time
Washington notes DST ends at 2 a.m. and clocks revert to 1 a.m. Standard Time. People may have turned back devices Saturday night or will face a one hour discrepancy this morning and plan accordingly. It marks a 25 hour day with the hour regained.
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