Carter Seeks Understanding With Reds Amid Transition
President elect Jimmy Carter, via Clark Clifford, signals a deep desire to find the basis of understanding with the Soviet Union. He weighs tax cuts, spending, and a multibillion housing plan while meeting advisers and considering Rep. Barbara Jordan for UN ambassador.
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Shapp Denies Washington Job Rumors
Governor Shapp told reporters he plans to stay in Pennsylvania for two years and dismissed reports he seeks a Carter administration post. He denied talks with officials, said no resumes were filed, and warned against press rumors while noting budget plans depend on revenue and school subsidies.
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Kennedy King assassination probe advances budget request
The House committee investigating the Kennedy and King assassinations voted to fund 6.5 million dollars for year one of a two year probe. Chief counsel Richard A. Sprague called the budget bare bones and outlined the plan to the House and later to the caucus. The full House must approve the budget when Congress reconvenes in January.
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Kissinger Warns NATO on Soviet Threat and Nuclear Rules
In Brussels Kissinger warned NATO ministers that Soviet military growth remains the West’s top long term danger while urging continued detente and military strength. Carter pledged stronger U S ties to the alliance and spurned Warsaw Pact limits on nuclear use and freeze proposals.
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Laurel Mountain Area Weather Forecast Friday
Variable cloudiness Friday with highs in the mid 40s to low 50s. Cloudy Friday night and Saturday with a 20 percent chance of precipitation Friday, 30 percent Friday night. Lows Friday night around the low 20s. Saturday highs 25 to 35. Winds southwest 15 to 25 mph Friday.
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Ursina Couple Faces Trial Over Alleged Child Abuse
Medical testimony dominated the opening of the trial of Richard Morrison and Florence Morrison in Somerset County Court. Prosecutors detailed the boy John Morrison’s injuries including burns to the penis and healed fractures, with doctors warning of possible future complications and surgery.
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Somerset Authority Presses $10,300 Bill on Sani-Dairy
The Somerset Municipal Authority tells lawyer Dean Bowman to continue collection of a $10,300 charge due after sewer work for Friedens business Sani-Dairy, noting XL Dairy pledged funds and Sani-Dairy paid $9,700 since April 1976. It filed 10 suits for delinquent tap fees and okayed Gateway Equipment safety gear for Wells Creek Plant, EPA has final approval and closing is due by February 1977.
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