Carter plan in Poland overshadowed by translation error
President Carter arrives in Warsaw amid goodwill and crowd cheers but a mistranslated airport speech provokes laughter and anger. A Polish broadcast flub implies an unwanted line. He aims to discuss Palestinian autonomy with King Hussein on his Tehran trip, then visits several countries as Middle East issues rise.
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U.S. Probes Coffee Price Fix Involving Brazil and El Salvador
Federal probes reported by The New York Times consider whether Brazil and El Salvador conspired to sustain high coffee prices through futures purchases and coordinated market actions. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission acknowledged an investigation but gave few details as concerns grew over Latin American influence in futures markets.
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Credit unions set to offer new deposit accounts nationwide
Washington AP reports federal credit unions will be allowed to offer new deposit options next year including share certificates, minimum balance, notice, and split rate accounts. Directors will decide adoption, with eligibility and rates varying by institution.
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Recount Bid Falls Short In Union Leadership Vote
ALBANY UPI Former union leader Theodore Wenzl failed to secure a court directed recount of the Civil Service Employees Association presidency ballot. State Supreme Court Justice John Pennock denied the request, citing failure to file within the court time limit.
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Weather snapshot with temperatures and snowfall
Partly cloudy tonight with a low near 20 and mostly cloudy tomorrow. Snow chances 20 percent tonight and 40 percent tomorrow. Sunset 4 38 p m. Sunrise 7 36 a m tomorrow. Yesterday high 29 low 15. Record high 53 in 1965 and record low 20 in 1917. Snowfall to date 51 2 inches.
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Wet snow expected to end 1977 across regions
A storm system brings rain and heavy snow from the Continental Divide to the Pacific Coast and into the Northeast as 1977 ends. Up to nine inches of snow fell in parts of Oregon and western Wyoming saw subzero temperatures. Snow is forecast in New Jersey New York and New England while California faces heavy rain this week.
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Amy Carter Takes First Ski Lesson In Crested Butte Fall
Amy Carter, aging 10, donned a colorful ski outfit and began lessons at Crested Butte Colorado. She earned praise from instructor Mike Wells after bumping into a tree on a beginner slope named Peachtree, and planned to ski again today and meet reporters.
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Daily News drivers back to work after strike
In New York the Daily News restored normal deliveries after a one day drivers strike over suspensions. Union leader Douglas LaChance and management said a five point court order mediated by Justice Martin Evans eased the dispute. Separately IH T Corp sought a federal injunction to block The Trib name as trademark infringement with papers due by January 6.
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