New York City debt repayment delayed by appeals court
New York City's efforts to repay nearly 1 billion in notes are extended as the Court of Appeals sends the case back to a lower court for repayment details. The bank note of 550,000 must be paid within 30 days after final application, while larger institutional holders may have up to six months to arrange settlements.
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Albany
New York City
Court of Appeals
Rium
Flushing National Bank
Flushing
Carter Seeks Stronger U S Ties With China Leader
President Carter met Huang Chen in the Oval Office and said he wants U S relations with Peking strengthened. He affirmed the 1972 Shanghai communique guiding ongoing ties as Huang Chen stated that relations will improve as long as principles are observed.
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Washington
Carter
Peking
Oval Office
Huang Chen
China
Shanghai
Huang
Legislators cheer Grasso proposals in budget speech
In Hartford Gov. Elia Grasso received a standing ovation as she opened her budget address. She urged ending two years of austerity with modest state spending increases for social programs and economic stimulus. Her plan calls for cutting two business taxes and boosting funds for welfare elderly children’s services municipalities and consumer protection.
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Hartford
Conn
Elia Grasso
Moreau and Friedkin Remarry in Paris Civil Ceremony
French actress Jeanne Moreau and American film producer William Friedkin were remarried today in a brief civil ceremony in Paris. Moreau, 48, and Friedkin, 38, met eight years ago in Hollywood and plan to spend most of their time in the United States.
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Paris
Jeanne Moreau
William Friedkin
Princeton student rejects A bomb blueprint requests
John A. Phillips of New Haven said two foreign embassies contacted him in the past month asking for his 34 page atomic weapon blueprint and for part of his research. He refused, informing the CIA and Sen. William Proxmire, who called the incident a dangerous nuclear proliferation threat.
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John A. Phillips
New Haven
Conn
Washington
B.C
Phillips
CIA
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Senate Subcommittee On Defense Appropriations
Proxmire
Pakistan
India
Iqvas Butt
Butt
U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration
Gandhi Promises Socialist Push to Cut Poverty in India
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and Congress unveil a campaign manifesto for India's 610 million people promising a comprehensive socialist attack on poverty and inequality. They pledge law and order, housing for the poor, population control without compulsion, and continuation of nonalignment. Gandhi defends emergency reforms as necessary and says only Congress can provide lasting stability while prioritizing growth and industry.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Congress Party
Congress
Senate approves Turner likely for CIA head post
Adm. Stans field Turner, Carter's second choice to lead the CIA, faces senate scrutiny but appears safe with Democratic Leader Byrd and Republican Leader Baker saying no strong opposition exists after the nomination.
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Washington
Stansfield Turner
Carter
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Turner
Promised show man found guilty in stadium crash
Kroner was convicted of reckless flying and two counts of malicious destruction of property after crash landing a light plane in Memorial Stadium's upper deck. Judge Friedman delayed sentencing to March 15 for medical and psychiatric evaluations. Kroner faces up to three years per property count and 90 days for reckless flying, plus fines up to 5500. Witnesses said he boasted of a halftime airshow and planned to thrill Colts quarterback Bert Jones.
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Baltimore
Donald Kroner
Kroner
Memorial Stadium
Daniel Friedman
Essex, Md
Marguerite Rosenberg
Colts
Bert Jones
Brooklyn Man Won Unemployment Benefit Rights
New York Court of Appeals ruled James W. Hulse should not be denied unemployment benefits for being fired over overtime refusal. The court said the firing was not a provoked discharge and overruled lower courts, reinstating his eligibility.
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Albany
Brooklyn
Court of Appeals
James W. Hulse
Five Children Die in Holbrook House Fire
A Holbrook family house fire claimed five children ages 4 to 18. Parents Michael Kenny and Barbara Kenny escaped and tried to rescue them. About 130 volunteers battled the blaze as the children were identified as Gary 18 Karen 16 Michael Jr 13 Jan 7 and Anthony 4.
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Holbrook
Michael Kenny
Kennys
Brookhaven Memorial Hospital
Patchogue
Kenny
Gary
Karen
Michael Jr
Jan
Anthony
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