Carter Assad in Talks in Geneva for Middle East Peace
Reports say President Carter planned a Geneva meeting with Syrian leader Assad to pursue a lasting peace in the Middle East. Vance and Hewitt were noted as pursuing a U S role as intermediary, with hopes for a 1977 conference and progress toward a permanent settlement.
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N Tiontas
Syria
Haves
Assad
Maddie East
United Siates
Geneva
Syriem
Medlntal
Fiddler
Action Line program training meeting at Wil lan Stockyards
Action Line members are invited to a free training meeting in Auction Arena at Willan Stockyards next Thursday May 12. Attendees should register by 7 p.m. A 475 slide presentation will cover safe use of restricted pesticides from tractor sprayers or on animals. Attendees receive setup packets and a pesticides manual. Texas Department of Agriculture representatives will accept certification applications at no charge.
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Uillan Stockyards
Texas Department of Agriculture
Moynihan Accused Of Large Personal Earnings And Taxities
A fragmentary report accuses Daniel Moynihan of large personal income tied to lectures, speeches, and consulting. It claims about 252000 earned from various sources last year and notes extensive travel and 109730 in taxes. The text cites Moynihan as a former ambassador and U N official with a long Kennedy Johnson and Nixon era pedigree.
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Daniel Moynihan
U. S
New York
Jental
Curtis Moora
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Wis
United Nations
Cop
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Pat
Anthe
Tim Russell
Moynihwn
Mavedhan
Action Line reader services guidance line note
A reader services notice explains the action line protocol with a phone number for automated prompts. It notes that not every query can be used but each question is considered and answered when of general interest.
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Action Line
Spending Bill Dead in U S House and Senate Debate
A 918.3 billion appropriation bill moves from the House to the Senate for debate, with a conference panel expected to reconcile House and Senate versions. Officials warn of delays as finance committees seek a final price tag near 83 billion, with passage unlikely before weeks end.
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Austin
UPI
Willen
Nabby
Mbthy
Senay Finance Commission
Senate
Finimee
Io Senate
Altough
Model Prisoner Granted Privilege Amid Court Appeal
A case before the state Supreme Court discusses releasing Salublay Grrauese described as a model prisoner. Defense attorney Kon Austin argues for leniency while Miss Conger Sliguld is referenced in the proceedings. The details include a three percent fay term and scheduling of appeal terms.
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Healll Abe
Lve
Dawn & Hallway
Attormney Kon Austin
Grikay
Drownings Near Roosevelt Street Spillway Reported
Fragmentary eyewitness notes describe drownings in the water near Roosevelt Street ridge as bystanders and friends of the dead attempt rescue. Names and details are garbled in the OCR, but reports mention Miss Ellison and others involved during a wading incident at a spillway with bystander responses and failed rescue efforts.
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Roosevelt Street
Sherre Klutson
Chey
Bujeen
Grand Diane Belmidi
Wan, Witte
Tui Smith
Sheila Ellison
Wield Inn
Miss SeTiindl
Miss Scilly
Blackeben
Ellison
Hlickium
Neshotider
Lucky Loser Sweepstakes Prompts TV Channel Contest
A fragmented notice reports a weekly TV sweepstakes run by a press feature. A participant, Mrs Gonzales, contends for a top prize near ten thousand dollars after scoring entry in the 14th weekly draw. Winning numbers and further details appear on the TV Channels magazine cover and TV Logs pages.
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Lawale
Holbys
Ethan
Mit
Perme
Udca Mae
Iouston
Sinan
Nogular Imtravile
Gil Occ
Greyhounel Rounes
Regula
Austin HO
Brammels
San Marcos
Growdavid
Whail Greyhound
Greyhound
Longet
Conliquel Oe
San Pedro
Hildebrand
Cily
Jedin Osburn
Rajet
Tairy
Gonzslez
Light
Maurice Cottin
Baltera
Garied Maten
Suestakes
Churnels Magazine
Mersoul
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