Carter at UN Criticizes Rights Abuses Draws Soviet Pushback
President Carter spoke at the United Nations condemning mistreatment abroad. Brezhnev accused U S interference in internal affairs and pledged to crack down on dissidents. Carter downplayed the attack while signaling stance for future arms talks.
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Idaho Board of Education Faces Open Meeting Controversy
Richard L. Benoit and others on Idaho's State Board of Education faced criticism after a Boise meeting to interview finalists for University of Idaho president occurred without public notice or a prior open session. Gibb of Indiana was offered the job and accepted, with board members later debating legality and intent of the actions.
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Brazil’s Emerging Arms Industry Targets Global Market
Brazil expands self reliance in weapons via Imbel and Engesa ventures. Engesa’s Cascavel armored car, EE-2 Urutu, and planned Sucuri tank boost exports to Qatar, Libya, Abu Dhabi, and Turkey. Embraer advances in aviation with Xavante jets and US license transfers bolster tech ties. Brazil aims to replace canceled US arms purchases with European equipment and local licensing.
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Governor weighs cloud seeding for Idaho drought relief
The governor outlines cloud seeding as a potential Idaho response to the Northwest drought. Officials note controversy over rights to water benefits and possible side effects, while scientists urge cautious testing and consider sharing weather resources among Idaho and neighboring states.
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Quake Benefits By John Virtue
Guatemala City reports the 1976 quake boosted tourism with a projected 500000 visitors and $100 million in earnings. Officials note increased hotel occupancy, new $21 million airport and road plans for Flores to reach Tikal, and expanded Atlantic beaches development.
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Flores
Austin
Texas
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Houston
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