Mondale Re-emerges in White House Amid Kennedy Rumors
Vice President Mondale reappears in the White House to quell reports he may be dumped for Senator Kennedy in 1986. Carter and Kennedy have privately discussed policy, while Carter defends his standing as polls show Kennedy leading among Democrats. Mondale denounces Congress over rationing and counters Israel’s uproar over a TV appearance opposing radical Palestnian links to civil rights.
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Carter May Not Oppose Defense Spending Hike
The administration says military spending decisions should not be traded for votes to pass SALT II. White House press secretary Jody Powell indicated Carter might not oppose defense increases sought by Kissinger and several senators, framed as a necessary price for ratification. Powell stressed not trading defense for votes and noted ongoing debate over levels and priorities. Carter had pushed NATO modernization and defends the posture amid concerns from both sides.
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U S seeks to reassure Israelis over PLO policy
Vice President Mondale sought to ease Israeli and American Jewish worries by stating on Israeli TV that the Carter administration’s policy toward the PLO remains unchanged and fully committed to a secure Israel. Officials said his outreach did not produce an immediate calming effect amid strains over Sinai force formats, West Bank talks, and recent remarks likening the Palestinian issue to civil rights.
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Missile crashes during Utah test flight near Dugway Proving Ground
A Boeing Aerospace Co unarmed cruise missile failed during a free flight test in Utah and crashed on public BLM land 25 miles south of Dugway Proving Ground. The wreckage was located and photographed and is guarded. no injuries or property damage were reported. The incident follows earlier successful tests by General Dynamics and could affect a potential 3 billion contract stake.
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Union to study Chrysler plea amid wage freeze request
The United Auto Workers discuss Chrysler Corporations bid for a two year wage and benefit freeze for about 100000 workers as the company seeks a $1 billion government loan to survive until 1982. Chrysler reports a 466 million loss in 18 months and ongoing plant layoffs totaling around 23 000 UAW members.
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Crash on Route 80 Kills Preble man in drag race
One man, Michael A. Kilts, 28, of Preble, died and David P. Fire, 24, of Tully, was hospitalized in critical condition after a suspected drag race on Route 80 near Tully. Lewis R. Ayers Jr., 18, and Tammy Carr, 18, escaped injury. Another fatal motorcycle crash occurred on Route 251 in Victor involving James A. Paige, 26, of Rushville.
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State seeks repayment after mistaken tax credits
Albany officials admit thousands of dollars in household credits were issued to ineligible New Yorkers this year. About 20 000 wage earners including college students and 4 800 married filers were affected. The error arose from the new household credit intended for low income filers up to 25 000 gross income. Eligible individuals received up to 65, averaging 35 dollars.
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Sunny, hot days forecast with late storms tomorrow
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport predicts continued sizzler conditions with sunny skies and high humidity. Tonight will be clear with lows of 60 to 65 and a 10 percent rain chance. Tomorrow should be mostly sunny with a late thunderstorm risk and highs in the upper 80s, with a 30 percent rain chance and light, variable winds.
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Etna Eruption Blankets Catania With Black Ash
Mount Etna unleashed a powerful eruption in Sicily sending two lava streams from craters near the 9,000 foot level. Black ash coated streets and rooftops while an acrid stench filled the air. Residents shielded themselves with umbrellas as flames and lava jets marked one of the strongest eruptions in two decades.
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Madaw'a Music Weekend Spinet Piano Bargains
N Syracuse music store advertises excellent spinet piano bargains on sale this weekend at Route 11, Syracuse area. Open till 9. Includes a humorous note about a boy saluting the flag and a playful misquote about Richard stands and justice.
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