Carter stays firm on SALT talks despite Soviet rebuff
President Carter said he would continue STRATEGIC ARMS TALIGATION talks in Geneva despite Moscow’s rejection of two proposals. He warned a failure in good faith could push faster U S weapons development while vowing not to modify human rights policies or pursue piecemeal agreements. He outlined issues beyond SALT including a comprehensive nuclear test ban and test missile notices, and noted U S missile testing at Vandenberg while Russians lack a Pacific range. Reports also note the Soviets will use more American flag ships and pay more for grain transit, aided by U S maritime unions.
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Amherst Police Chief Koppenhafer charged in theft case
Amherst Police Chief Arthur Koppenhafer and former officer Carol Barmstead were indicted on theft in office charges by a special grand jury. The two are to enter pleas Tuesday after witnesses testified, with Ramstead on leave from the Lorain County prosecutor's office. If convicted, Ramstead faces six months to five years and a 2500 dollar fine. Koppenhafer could face one to ten years and up to 5000 dollars. The indictments arise from pay discrepancies totaling 2790 dollars for 17 months, and the case stems from an ongoing county probe into Amherst police and government activities.
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Carol Barmstead
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Lorain County
Joseph Gronda
Petral
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William Hall Jr
David Pawley
Police Department
Anthony DePaola
Harry Chambers
Grunda
Bi partisan Elyria panel forms to tackle city woes
A dozen Elyria political leaders from both parties formed a task force to study the city's finances and propose solutions. The group, announced by Robert K. Wilson and Victor F. Stewart Jr., plans public updates while the first meeting is set for Saturday and will be private.
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Health progress for men 25 to 44 panel finds
A Senate briefing reports major health gains in the past quarter century with declines in tuberculosis heart disease strokes and cancer among men aged 25 to 74. Lung cancer death rates rise since 1950 offsetting gains, while overall premature death trends improve though some gaps remain.
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National
Cemter For Health Statistics
Weather Summary for Tonight and Tomorrow in Town
Cool clear and cold tonight with lows in the mid twenties. Partly cloudy and cool tomorrow with highs in the low thirties. Chance of rain tonight and tomorrow. Winds light to moderate. Sunrise at 6 13 a m and sunset at 6 31 p m. High yesterday reached 79 at 3 15 pm. Low earlier today was 40. Details on Page B.
Lake Erie recovery disputed by federal officials
Federal officials told the House Conservation Committee that Lake Erie is not improving and Saginaw Bay is in similarly poor shape. EPA official Nelsoft Thomas cited unusual 1975 weather as skewing earlier optimism, urging phosphate reduction to curb algae growth that depletes lake oxygen and harms game fish. The committee discussed a proposed ban on phosphates in detergents. action was not taken.
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House Conservation Committee
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Trudeau and wife reportedly separating sparks Ottawa intrigue
AP reports from Ottawa indicate Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau and wife Margaret may separate, with officials saying a split is extremely unlikely and officials have not confirmed any plan. Unconfirmed chatter links Mrs Trudeau to New York while denying any affair.
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Jagger
Arizona Corridor Emerges as Major Drug Smuggling Route
Investigative report details Arizona as a key conduit for Mexican heroin cocaine and marijuana moving into the United States. It cites vast seizures underreported by major papers and notes federal agents underutilization of marijuana cases. Authorities describe a sprawling narcotics network aided by multiple border routes and clandestine landing sites.
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