NATO Rejects Warsaw Pact Proposal On First Use Of Weapons
NATO foreign ministers rejected the Warsaw Pact call to renounce first use of weapons and freeze alliance memberships. They stressed open membership for states respecting core principles while noting UN Charter limits on force. President Carter pledged American support to strengthen the alliance, read by Kissinger in his final major appearance.
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Treay
Warsaw Pact
United Nations
NATO
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Spain
Cadets Reject Revision to West Point Honor Code
West Point cadets vote 66 percent against changing the honor code that bars lying cheating and stealing. About 3 818 cadets cast ballots with 2 483 opposing a change and 1 295 supporting, leaving the code as is amid past cheating scandals and a panel review due next week.
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West Point
N. Y
UPD
U. Ss. Military ‘Academy
Smullen
Arid
Back to the Bible on the Ten Commandments and the New Covenant
The article argues that Jesus announced a new covenant replacing the Old Testament Ten Commandments. It cites Jeremiah 31 31 and Hebrews 8 6 to claim the gospel of Christ supersedes Mosaic law. It notes Jesus intensified moral teaching on adultery and judgment beginning in the Sermon on the Mount.
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Israel
Jeremiah
House of Israel
Jesus
Christ
House ‘of
House of
Judah
P.O. Box Mat
Sandpoint
Idaho
EPA orders recall of 208000 1975 Chrysler cars
The EPA declares a precedent setting recall of 208000 1975 model vehicles due to carburetor misadjustments causing high carbon monoxide emissions. Models include Cordovan Newport Fury Grand Fury Monaco Charger SE and Coronet with 360 or 400 cubic inch engines. Chrysler has 45 days to propose a fix. appeal options noted.
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EPA
Russell Train
Tram
Chrysler
John Riccardo
Train
Stankey W. Legro
Edin
Legro
Chryder
Riots Alert as Lisbon Faces Water Shortage Crisis
In Lisbon, amid rising panic, housewives rushed to buy scarce liquids as water supplies dwindle. The city’s bombed main aqueduct will not be repaired for at least three days, with full service not restored until Tuesday. Fire crews dispersed emergency water from trucks.
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Water Department
O'Neill Warns Carter to Take Tax Cut Slow
House Speaker Thomas P O Neill urged President-elect Carter to postpone rapid action on a proposed 15 billion dollar personal income tax cut. He cited weak postwar spending and questioned where windfalls went, calling for review after Christmas shopping results and further economic signals.
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Washington
UPD
House
Thomas P O Neill
Jimmy Carter
Massachusetts
Democrat
Blair House
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Carter
O'Neill
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Mexico
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Eastern Airlines
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Edward K. Delong
UPI
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Lisbon
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