Kidnapped Turin heir and Geneva blackout amid UN arms talks
Four year old Giorgio Garbero, grandson of Orefeo Pianelli, is kidnapped by three armed men in Turin as a bodyguard is overpowered. In Geneva, authorities impose a news blackout on Graziella Ortiz, heiress to the Patriotin fortune, amid similar concerns. President Carter proposes a 50 percent cut in U S nuclear arsenal if Russia does likewise, pledging no first use and aiming for a viable arms limit.
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Gas pricing standoff nears votes in Senate
After an eight day filibuster ends the Senate edges toward decisive votes on lifting federal controls on natural gas prices. Majority Leader Byrd signals possible completion later today while Jackson proposes a 1987 start. Tower cautions compromise limits. Carter aides weigh concessions as talks continue.
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Eagan weighs third MONY Plaza tower expansion
The Herald Journal reports Eagan Real Estate weighs adding a third MONY Plaza tower as carriers and other tenants fill the existing 20 story structures. Foundations under the Harrison Montgomery corner could support a new tower if a single tenant seeks about 80 000 square feet. Parking and site options beside MONY Plaza are considered with a hotel option under study.
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Weather Forecast Tonight Through Tomorrow
Crispy skies will be clear tonight with overnight temperature dropping to the low 40s according to the weatherman at Hancock Airport. Increasing high clouds arrive tomorrow with a 20 percent chance of rain. Tomorrow's high will be in the mid 60s.
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Califano Urges National Health Insurance for All
HEW Secretary Joseph Califano warned that rising health care costs will squeeze even the affluent and called for national health insurance. He said the nation must act to provide broad medical coverage as costs continue to climb.
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Steelmakers and union hail finding on Japanese dumping
United Press International reports a Treasury Department tentative ruling that five Japanese steelmakers dumped carbon steel plate in the United States. Bethlehem Steel chairman Louis W. Foy calls the move a step toward fair trade and says enforcement of trade laws is needed. U.S. Steel Corp. says the decision backs its dumping claim against six Japanese firms.
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Carter slips on Panamanian rights at U.N. speech
President Carter at the United Nations General Assembly misspeaks about the Panamanian people before correcting to Palestinian. He later outlines hopes for a Strategic Arms Limitation Talks agreement and stresses restraint on nuclear weapons with limited applause from delegates.
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Lazar Mojsov
Yugoslavia
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Satellites Open to Soviet Attack
Defense Secretary Harold Brown announced that the Soviet Union has an operational capability to attack some satellites in space. He called the development somewhat troubling and did not specify which U S satellites might be vulnerable, noting reconnaissance satellites would be most important to protect.
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New York Grapes Struggle Amid Snow Weather Decline
In Hammondport Finger Lakes region Roland Pierce and over 2,000 growers face a 50 percent drop in the grape harvest after a late spring snowstorm and heavy rains. Frost ruined more than 90 percent of Pierce's crop. New York's harvest is the lowest in 18 years, threatening state status as a top grape producer and spurring moves to promote New York grapes and legalize wine sales in supermarkets.
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Judge frees Indira Gandhi in corruption case
Indira Gandhi was brought to court on corruption charges after a night in police custody but Magistrate R Dayal ruled there were no reasonable grounds for detention and freed her. The government said evidence collection would continue and a trial would occur, though no date was set. Police used tear gas and clubs on demonstrators outside the court as supporters and opponents clashed.
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India
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R. Dayal
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Morarji Desai
Kodak awards $2.385 million to Rochester colleges
Eastman Kodak Co. announced grants totaling 2,385,000 dollars to 12 Rochester-area colleges and universities. The announcement highlights Kodak’s continued support for higher education in the Rochester region.
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