Carter to travel overseas on 11 day four continent trip
President Carter announced an 11 day journey beginning November 22 visiting Venezuela Brazil Nigeria India Iran France Poland and Belgium. National security adviser Brzezinski framed the tour as constructive change with no planned meetings with Soviet or Middle East officials. Mrs Carter will accompany him as he departs for the eight nation trip ending in early December.
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Frank Cormier
Washington
Carter
Africa
South America
Asia
Europe
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Zbighiew Brzezinski
Brzezinski
Venezuela
Brazil
Nigeria
India
Iran
France
Poland
Belgium
White House
Middle East
United States
London
Geneva
Palestinians claim ambush of Israeli forces inside Lebanon
Palestinian guerrillas said they ambushed a tank supported Israeli force about 700 yards inside Lebanon and killed many enemy soldiers. Israel reported rocket fire on a border town as new fighting escalated in southern Lebanon. No immediate Israeli comment on the claim.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Israel
Weekend Rain Off the Table Says National Weather Service
The meteorologist at Hancock Field reports a 50 percent chance of rain tomorrow with a high in the mid 60s. Tonight’s low around 50. Winds will be variable at 5 to 15 mph.
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National Weather Service
Hancock Field
Lottery winners drawn in Albany NY weekly drawing
The Albany AP report lists the winning New York State lottery numbers for the week. The three digit result is 242 in the $20 column, the four digit result 1190 in the $100 column, the five digit result 34169 in the $1,000 column, and the six digit result 336488 to match in the millionaire numbers box.
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Albany
New York
Flight training in gliders opens weekends at Ciero Airport
Learn to fly solo in gliders during weekends with training sessions costing under 350 dollars. Course location listed as Ci ero Airport with contact 448 3790 A V.
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CERO
A.v
New York state may lift ban on Lake Ontario fish
State officials consider modifying or revoking the Lake Ontario fish possession ban after new data show Mirex levels below federal limits. Commissioner Peter Berle says a meeting with state federal and Canadian officials will review the refined laboratory results and could change the policy within a week.
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Lake Ontario
Peter Berle
Environmental Conservation
Hooker Chemical Company
Berle
Hooker
Niagara Falls
Carter administration proposes SST flights to 12 U.S. cities
Transportation Secretary Brock Adams outlined rules to allow Concorde aircraft to operate in up to 12 U.S. cities on a permanent basis after a noise and safety review. The plan keeps current Dulles operations during a multimonth comment period and requires future planes to meet strict standards.
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Carter Administration
United States
Adams
Dulles International
Dulles
New York City
Kennedy International
Kennedy
Impact
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Anchorage
Boston
Dallas
Honolulu
Los Angeles
Miami
Houston
Chicago
Seattle
San Francisco
Britain
France
U.S
International Civil Aviation Organization
Air Force probes Plattsburgh crash near Griffiss AFB
Investigators reconstruct the T 33A jet wreckage after it crashed into a Altona house shortly after takeoff from Griffiss AFB. Pilot and co pilot ejected safely. One child injured taken to Champlain Valley Hospital. The plane belonged to the 49th Fighter Interceptor Squadron.
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Altona
Plattsburgh Air Force Base
Griffiss Afb
Rome
Meetta LeClaire
Christopher Goyette
Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital
Plattsburgh
Plattsburgh Afb
Griffiss
Clarence LaFountain
LaFountain
Byrd pushes new effort on natural gas pricing compromise
Senate Democratic leader Robert Byrd disclosed a new push to reach a compromise on natural gas pricing. He warned that failing to agree could jeopardize passage of President Carter's energy program as a trial vote defeated Carter's price control proposal and left the industry backed deregulation plan under debate.
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Washington
Senate
Robert Byrd
Carter
Byrd
Deregulation Fight Shapes Senate Energy Bill Debate
The article traces a split Senate battle over energy deregulation with administration lies seen as stalling tactics and a filibuster threat. Senator Byrd signals a House-Senate conference path while Metzenbaum and Abourezk pledge 100 plus amendments to block final passage amid looming unusual sessions.
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Senate
Byrd
Howard Metzenbaum
Ohio
James Abourezk
South Dakota
Carter and Gromyko discuss SALT hopes at White House
President Carter met with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in the Oval Office and expressed hope for a successful SALT accord. He aims to meet Soviet leader Brezhnev personally as talks proceed while Brzezinski notes no meeting was arranged. State Dept. spokesman says the U S will honor the expiring treaty if the Soviet Union shows similar restraint.
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Washington
Carter
Andrei Gromyko
White House
Oval Office
Gromyko
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Cyrus R. Vance
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John J. Sparkman
D-Ala
Vance
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
State Department
Hodding Carter
Freed by Rhodesia nun returns to United States
Sister Janice Ann McLaughlin a 35 year old Maryknoll nun from Pittsburgh arrives at Kennedy Airport after deportation from Rhodesia for alleged security law violations She was freed after three weeks in custody and previously linked to criticism of Rhodesia's treatment of black civilians She says she supported the guerrillas morally and plans a brief stay in New York before heading home
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CIMT
Janice Ann McLaughlin
Kennedy Airport
Mary Elien McLaughlin
New York
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Kennedy International Airport
Salisbury
Johannesburg
Rio de Janeiro
Maryknoll
Pittsburgh
Ist
Janice
Eugork
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