Vance offers Beirut $100 million for army rebuilding
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance arrived in Beirut on a Middle East peace mission and proposed $100 million in easy U.S. credits over three years to rebuild Lebanon's army. He met President Elias Sarkis and the U N observer force to ease sectarian tensions and planned to push for working group talks in Washington with Arab and Israeli approval. A security scare of four pre dawn blasts in Christian and Moslem districts preceded his visit. Vance’s 12 day, six nation tour includes a four hour Beirut stop en route to Damascus.
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Ocean expert warns industrial rush may doom mankind
Dr. Jacques Piccard, famed ocean explorer, cautions that heavy metal wastes and toxic chemicals draining into the sea threaten phytoplankton, the base of marine life, with dire ecological and climatic consequences. He urges reduced fossil fuel use and rapid solar energy adoption.
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The
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U.N. Law of the Sea
Interns serve with Rhodes in Washington DC program
Two Scottsdale residents spent June and July in Washington DC as part of Rep. John Rhodes summer internship. Susan Bitter, an Arizona State University law student, and Marilyn Haas, a Scripps College junior, researched legislation, attended committee meetings, and observed floor debate. Rhodes arranged tours of the White House, FBI and Pentagon.
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Calif
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Social Security middle name use and Medicare drug coverage
Readers ask about using a middle name on Social Security cards and birth certificates. Social Security can accommodate continued use of the middle name. no action needed now, a simple statement suffices when applying for benefits. Medicare Part A covers drugs in hospitals or skilled facilities. Part B covers self administered drugs only when billed with outpatient services or physician charges. The retirement test limits earnings for benefits. abolishing it would raise costs. Life expectancy figures for 1975 births are given, with 76.5 years for girls and 68.7 for boys.
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National Center For Health Statistics
Panel ends clean air impasse shaping auto emission law
A House Senate conference committee reached a compromise on federal auto emission standards, easing requirements for new cars from 1980. The deal, supported by Carter administration and the auto industry, narrows differences between Senate and House aims, with a likely House vote followed by Senate approval before presidential signature.
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Stage star Alfred Lunt dies at 84 in Chicago AP report
Alfred Lunt, famed American stage actor, died at 4 05 am in Chicago after bladder cancer surgery at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. His wife Lynne Fontanne, 90, was not at his bedside. They married in 1922 and formed the renowned Lunt Fontanne duo with celebrated Broadway productions and a single film The Guardsman.
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Billy Carter Expected to Earn More Than Brother
Money magazine estimates Billy Carter will make about $500,000 this year from appearances and endorsements plus income from the family peanut business. The President earns $200,000 annually with up to $150,000 in expenses.
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