Congress Keeps Veto on Neutron Warheads Amid Production Debate
Washington AP Congress grants President Carter authority to proceed with neutron warhead development while preserving Congress power to veto any move to production. After long debate Sen Hatfield led a push to cut funds, backed by Cranston Hart and others, with Mondale present in a tuxedo ready to break tied votes. The bill heads to a House Senate conference to decide if the production veto remains in place as Carter plans a decision next month.
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House-Senate
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Europe
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Edward Lone
Massachusetts
Gary Hart
Colorado
Alan Cranston
California
Walter Mondale
Sadat Says Egypt Would Establish Ties With Israel After Peace Treaty
President Anwar Sadat told a U S congressional delegation Egypt would set up diplomatic and trade relations with Israel within five years of a peace settlement. He stressed Egypt would not end the state of war while Israeli troops remain on Egyptian soil and warned against open borders before a binding treaty.
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Anwar Sadat
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Menahem Begin
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Middle East
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Catholic bishops accuse Peru of repression
Five Roman Catholic bishops in southern Peru accused the military government of repression and terrorizing demonstrators over price hikes. They demanded freedom of expression, release of jailed labor and student leaders, and accountability for those killed, wounded or missing since mid June. The bishops also criticized a government austerity program and bread and noodle price hikes amid a $5 billion debt context.
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Peru
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Seuant
Ayaviri
Pena
Juli
National Agrarian Confederation
Franccisco Morales Bermudez
Israeli seeks to mend cracks with America
Prime Minister Begin arrives in the United States to repair strains in the U S Israel alliance. He carries a detailed Arab Israeli peace proposal approved by his cabinet and will present requests for military aid at the annual White House meeting. Begin insists he is not an intransigent fanatic and will keep cabinet plans secret.
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Menahem Begin
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Segin
White House
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Begin
Carter
Lottery roundup reports midweek draws across states
AP notes Maryland Numbers Game results with 21 as winning daily number. Pennsylvania Big 8 and Baker's Dozen draws list multiple digit combinations and prizes. Blue 5 and other color-coded games show sets like 9-5-2 Rad and 43-5-1-76. State lottery offices publish midweek outcomes for players.
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Downing of helicopter adds angle to troop withdrawal plan
North Korea shot down a U S helicopter as Congress debates President Carter plan to withdraw all 33 000 remaining US ground forces from South Korea within five years The incident coincides with warnings from Gen Bernard Rogers that the plan should retain a 2 000 troop option in the south and with security concerns in Japan and South Korea.
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Japan
Singlaub
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Harold Brown
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Kim Ti-sung
Appeals Few Grounds Seen in Convictions of Nurses
Detroit AP report says attorneys for convicted nurses Narcisco and Perez see limited grounds to appeal their three counts of poisoning patients at the Ann Arbor VA Hospital, with jurors citing evidence of drug injections and multiple breathing failures during July and August 1973.
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Thomas O'Brien
U.S. Justice System
Veterans Hospital
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Ypsilanti
Perez
Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor Veterans Administration Hospital
Narciso
Asst
Les
Richard Yanko
Judges Arrested in Uganda Amid Judicial Protests
Reports claim seven Ugandan judges and magistrates were arrested after the chief justice and other jurists resigned protesting alleged abuse of power. No confirmation from Nairobi press. details vary with mentions of Chief Justice Muhamed Saeed among those detained.
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Nawt0Bi
Kenya
House committee weighs natural gas deregulation plan
The House Commerce Committee advances a compromise to deregulate natural gas prices, potentially raising household bills by about 120 dollars per year. The package includes a windfall profits tax on producers and suggests a national market for new gas with an expected rise to roughly 2.50 per thousand cubic feet.
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John Lengel
Preas
Washington
House Commerce Committee
Carter
Pasi Hion
Hob Rbrueger
Texas
Timothy Wirth
Dcale
Clarence Brown
Bomo
Administration Energy Ex
San Quentin Faces Violent Day Amid Racial Clashes
San Quentin officials described the day’s bloodshed as an unfortunate, cyclical part of prison life. Two white inmates died and five were wounded in racially charged battles between Black Muslims and Nazis, with guards seeking to calm tensions and prevent further violence.
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Jerry Enomoto
San Quenlin
Mike Luxford
Luxford
American National Socialists
Charles Jack Captain
San Francisco
Peisyimade
Anther Black
Hnoro
Uirdar
Jerry L. Welchel
Laikeath
Jimmy Ghenn
Phillips Guthrie
Prisoxt
More Americans Now Living in Poverty
Washington AP report cites Census Bureau data showing poverty rose from 23.37 million in 1974 to 25.9 million in 1975 with median family income near 13,720 while real income fell after inflation. It notes rising unemployment and shifts among groups, including poor whites and female-headed households.
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Ann Blackman
Associated Press
Washington
Priddle
Census Bureau
Arno J. Winward
Cemus Bureau
United States
America
Winard
Driveway Dressing Correction In Local Ad
Corrigendum for vehicle and home services lists 3 gallons costing 6.25 with meals and barber services by Resterborg Inc at 4348 Polo in Hagerstown Maryland. Text includes mangled names and misread days.
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Hagerstown
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