Perez travels to seek favored U S tariff status for Venezuela
Venezuelan President Carlos Andres Perez visits the United States for talks with President Carter on restoring Venezuela's preferred tariff status after it was removed for OPEC ties. He plans two White House meetings to press for MFN relativity, discuss oil purchases, and human rights initiatives. Perez notes Venezuela's oil shipments to the U S and production adjustments amid cold weather demand. Venezuela backs the American human rights resolution and nuclear energy controls.
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United States
Carter
U.S
Perez
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Washington
White House
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Europe
Kuwait
Aziz Hussein
Sheik Sabah al Salem al-Sabah
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Emirates
Organization of American States
Grenada
Church historian rebuts claim Book of Mormon piracy
SALT LAKE CITY AP The Mormon Church historian calls Christianity Today report that three handwriting experts agreed Spaulding wrote parts of the Book of Mormon preposterous. He notes the manuscript was dictated by Smith with scribes and rejects Spaulding theory as impossible.
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Joseph Smith
Christianity Today
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Donald Scales
Wayne L. Cowdrey
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Solomon Spaulding
Los Angeles Area
Howard C. Doulder
William Kaye
Henry Silver
Spaulding
Silver
Edward E. Plowman
Leonard J. Arrington
Emma Smith
Middle East
Americas
Jesus Christ
Hemishere
Christ
Moroni
Carter budget plan gains Ford praise and warning
Former President Gerald Ford lauds Carter’s budget plan as a step toward balanced federal finances. He warns Congress to curb spending and says Carter must back rhetoric with action, while noting public approval of Carter’s style but desire for substantive decisions.
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Carter
Gerald R. Ford
Congress
Ford
U.S. News & World Report
Democratic Congress
Days Remembered Arizona Pioneers Film at SCC
The film Days Remembered Arizona Pioneers Tell Their Story will premiere at Scottsdale Community College at 10 a.m. on Tuesday in the Turquoise Room of the Student Center. Rex Allen narrates the documentary produced for the Bicentennial with Marshall Trimble contributing.
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Scottsdale Community College
SCC
Turquoise Room
E. Chaparral
Rex Allen
Marshall Trimble
The Light Side Sunday vote test falls flat
Milwaukee County officials held a Sunday penary election for a seat on the Board of Supervisors. The 1st District turnout was 1,991, the lowest primary turnout on record, despite publicity led by William F. O'Donnell. The experiment reduced weekday crowds but failed to boost participation.
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Man gets life term in school shooting
DETROIT AP The man convicted of shooting estranged wife to death in front of 29 children in her Burt Elementary classroom was sentenced today to life with no parole. Judge Patricia Boyle called the crime one of the most vicious she has seen in 12 years on the bench. The second-degree murder verdict followed two days of trial with testimony from 10 first and second grade pupils who identified Junior Lewis as the shooter.
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Recorder
Patricia Boyle
Bettye McCaster
Burt Elementary
Vietnamese refugees arrive in Israel seeking new life
Sixty six destitute Vietnamese refugees arrived in Ofakim in the Negev desert after a rescue at sea. They were welcomed by Prime Minister Menachem Begin who granted asylum, with plans for temporary shelter and eventual paths to jobs and potential citizenship. The group includes 34 men, 16 women, and 16 children, and they received basic supplies and clothing on arrival.
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Soviet Union
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Tran Quang Hu
U.S
Vietnam
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le Dinh Quy
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Whites can sue for minority bias in Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court let stand a 9th Circuit decision allowing a white employee to sue an employer for discrimination against blacks or other minorities, asserting white workers can be aggrieved when policies harm interracial associations. Laurel Waters sued United Writers in 1970, claiming Civil Rights Act violations and seeking class action relief. The ruling broadens standing in civil rights suits and faces potential overload on federal courts.
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High Court
Summer Getaway at THE INN at McCormick Ranch
Two nights and three days for 31.39 per person based on double occupancy at Scottsdale’s lake front THE INN at McCormick Ranch. Includes welcome cocktail and shrimp, pool, tennis under the stars, jacuzzis health club sailing on the lake golf on two courses and a champagne dinner for two in the lakeside dining room. Offer expires September 30 1977.
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