Kissinger backs modified SALT II stance in Senate testimony
Henry Kissinger, author of SALT I, urges ratification only with a defense-linked understanding to avert a U.S. Soviet arms stalemate. He calls for changes to the two year protocol limiting weapons including a cruise missile sale to allies, arguing power can stabilize rather than destroy.
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Henry Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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U.S.S.R
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U.S
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Carter
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Africa
Vietnam
Coughlin to lead New York prison system amid legacy of strikes
Former state trooper Thomas A. Coughlin II takes over New York's 31 institutions after a protracted management vacuum caused by Senate delays on Carey appointees. He aims to end the system's status as a neglected stepchild and restore leadership, with backing from the governor, to improve operations and community relations.
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Gravy for Seniors: Citizen Praises Modern Support Systems
Mae C. Fisher of Manlius writes about grateful life as a 69 year old in good health. She notes income based rent, 15 to 20 cent bus fares, 80 percent Medicare medical coverage, free apartment cleaning by youth workers, and discounts at restaurants. She thanks programs aiding seniors and says she has no needs and travels extensively.
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Fairmount Fair
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Mae C. Fisher
Wake up Mr. Carter from the peanut fields
A letter from Niles F Bell trustee UAW Local 624 in Minoa criticizes President Carter for touring globally in a fuel-guzzling plane and failing to address the energy crisis and domestic economic woes like rising inflation debt and mortgage shortages urging clear leadership and frank talk with the American people.
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Carter
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Georgia
Niles F. Bell
UAW
Minoa
Vandals not petty in Syracuse letter response
Mrs Betty E Clifford of Syracuse defends a window map after complaining neighbors vandalism includes slashed screens tires light globes and torn trees. She says the map is not petty given ongoing nightly motorcycle noise and longer residence of 25 years, asserting love for the building.
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Betty E. Clifford
Syracuse
Carter summit invites diverse group excluding Ford and Ronstadt
President Carter called together bird-watchers clergymen lawyers doctors at Camp David while no healer was chosen. The piece humorously notes the Audubon Society head was absent and jokes that what was needed was a faith healer. It also points out Gerry Ford and Linda Ronstadt were not invited.
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Carter
Camp David Mountaintop
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Greens rise in status but not prices, market insists
Mario Rossi praises greens and I agree greens reclaim status yet disagree with his claim that greens price rival beef. As manager of the Regional Market, I state we offer the largest greens variety in New York and prices remain affordable not like butcher rates. PAT BENNETT, Regional Market Authority, Syracuse.
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Mario Rossi
Rossi
New York State
Pat Bennett
Syracuse
Words of freedom from era defining moments
The passage recalls pivotal dates and quotes shaping American identity, from 1868 post Civil War guidance to reconciled union to Pearl Harbor and Midway, Washington at Newburgh, John Paul Jones’s defiant reply, and a call to educate children to remain free. It weaves history’s teachings with enduring national resolve.
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Pearl Harbor Naval Base
Howell M. Forgy
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Newburgh
Midway
North Sea
John Paul Jones
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Naval presence needed for Gulf power projection
Joseph Kraft argues for an East of Suez strategy to secure oil from the Gulf amid Iran, Iraq, and Saudi tensions. He urges a naval, over the horizon presence, preferably a carrier-based force, to deter instability and pressure regimes while criticizing Carter administration moralism as delaying practical power projection.
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Joseph Kraft
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U.S
Gulf
Eastern Mediterranean
Western Pacific
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Ayatollah Khomeini
Shah
Tehran
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Saddam Hussein
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Oman
Arabian Peninsula
Egypt
Israel
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Sinai
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First Timer Speaks Out On DWI Probation Jail Case
A first time offender says probation for DWI led to months in jail after a probation officer traced him drinking with a friend. He laments separation from his family and questions the justice system as he faces potential loss of his life.
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Energy urgency stalls as Congress stalls Carter proposals
Carter pushes for quick action to curb oil dependence amid a Congress that delays standby gas rationing and windfall tax debates. House and Senate hammer out Amtrak funding and route cuts, balancing energy savings against political costs while underscoring rail as a potential energy conservation ally.
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New York Times Service
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