Russians test long range SSN8 missile in Pacific reach
The SSN8 submarine launched missile reportedly traveled about 5 600 miles from launch in the Barents Sea to a mid Pacific impact area. U S intelligence says the extended range exceeds current U S submarine missiles and may stem from more rocket power or a lighter warhead.
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U S assurances ease Lebanon fears on Israel south
The An Nahar newspaper cites a State Department note to France promising Israel will not seize any part of south Lebanon while Lebanon remains peaceful. Israel seeks security measures to deter Palestinian raids, with reports of Saudi and Sudanese troops possible until Lebanese army is rebuilt.
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Alton Plant to Cut Up to 900 Jobs at Owens-Illinois
Owens-Illinois officials said up to 900 permanent layoffs will hit the Alton plant due to inadequate profits. More than 500 previously laid off workers were dismissed this week. Plant manager William P. Trowbridge said in coming months 75 salaried and 200 to 300 hourly employees will leave, leaving about 1,500 total workers. The plant produces glass containers.
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Huang Hua Named China Foreign Minister in Shakeup
Huang Hua, China’s top diplomat and former UN ambassador, was named foreign minister in a government reshuffle. He replaces Chiao Kuan-hua as Beijing signals possible shifts in U.S. rapprochement policy. The move was announced by Xinhua with no reason given.
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Three States miners return to work after UMW talks
Three States Trucking Co. of Carbondale mines near De Soto Oroville and Carbondale resume operations after a Thursday meeting with United Mine Workers of America officials. A Feb 10 representation election is set, following a prior contested vote and an NLRB complaint.
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Surface workers return at Old Ben 24 Mine Benton
Surface crews at the Old Ben 24 Mine in Benton resume work while underground employees stay out. Officials say mechanical problems that idle d about 300 surface workers Thursday will likely be fixed by Monday.
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Unconventional Carter ally under wide fraud probe
Atlanta and St Louis federal investigations target Erwin David Rabhan a Savannah native with ties to Jimmy Carter. Probed for alleged business fraud involving nursing homes day care centers a Tehran venture and other enterprises across four states and questions about organized crime funds and inflated asset values.
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Cyrus Vance Profile Remembers Early Legal Roots
Cyrus R Vance, later secretary of state, grew up in Clarksburg and Bronxville. He studied at Yale, earned a law degree with honors, and built a reputation for thorough research and memory. The piece traces his family background, schooling, and path through government service to become a diplomatic figure and policy adviser.
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Carter signals peace drive in Moscow via Today show
President elect Jimmy Carter outlined plans to send an informal message to Moscow expressing reciprocal commitment to peace and nuclear disarmament. He pledged aggressive arms control efforts and interim talks to restart SALT negotiations. Carter also noted cabinet selections within three weeks while commenting on steel price rises and B1 bomber production.
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Carter says friends will call him Jimmy after inauguration
In a NBC Today interview Jimmy Carter said he would accept being addressed as Mr. Carter, Mr. President, or President Carter after his inauguration. He added his own friends will call him Jimmy and that will suit him fine.
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