Ecevit Plans Soviet Visit Amid Embargo Fight
Turkish Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit aims to visit the Soviet Union late this month as he presses to end the three year arms embargo kept on Turkey since its 1974 Cyprus invasion. He spoke with senators about lifting the embargo, while President Carter supports removal to ease NATO’s southeastern flank.
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Krueger Attacks Tower Record In Texas Senate Bid
In Austin, Rep. Bob Krueger denounces Sen. John Tower’s civil rights record. He cites Tower’s opposition to the poll tax abolition in 1962 and to the 1960s and 1970s voting rights and housing measures, contrasting it with his own pro labor and equity stance in the Texas Senate race.
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Fifth Sometimes Annual Luckenbach World’s Fair Pack
The Fredericksburg event features armadillo races led by Samuelito from Uvalde and Victoria’s famed runners for a $500 prize, with finals Sunday at 3 13 p m. Proceeds aid a San Antonio cancer research clinic. A chicken flying contest from Plains Georgia offers more $500 prizes and a mayor, police chief, and the Plains circle attend.
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Valedictorian Dr Kenner Named From KC Osteopathic College
Michael Kenner son of Mr and Mrs Ford Kenner of 3017 38th Street is valedictorian of a 147 member class at the Kansas City College of Osteopathic Medicine. A Snyder High School 1967 graduate, he earned a biology degree from the University of Texas Austin in 1971 and a masters in pharmacology from UT Houston in 1975. He joins a 12 month internship at KC College starting July 1. he is married to Sylvia and they have Jennifer and Aaron, ages 9 and 2.
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Aluminum wiring in homes may pose fire risk says CPSC chief
CPSC Chairman S John Byington told a House subcommittee that about 1.5 million homes with aluminum wiring installed between 1965 and 1973 should be inspected by electricians to prevent potential fire hazards. The warning comes as part of a push to check aging electrical systems.
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