Carter says Warnke well trained for tough talks
President Carter called Paul Warnke well trained for difficult negotiations as he was sworn in as director of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency. Carter praised Warnke after Senate scrutiny and noted he will accompany Vice President Mondale to Russia on March 28 for strategic talks.
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Trade Commission calls for limits on foreign sugar imports
The U S International Trade Commission urged reducing foreign grown sugar into the United States. Opponents warn it could raise the average family food bill by about 16 dollars a year. The panel proposed import levels near 4.275 million tons over two years and urged new tariffs on some imports. They warn the plan could lift U S prices and impact the economy by over 1 billion dollars.
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U S to file no claim with Soviet in collision
The United States plans to not file a claim against the Soviet Union over an August collision at sea. The Navy found the Russian submarine at fault, but U S officials seek to avoid further incidents through diplomacy. The frigate Voge sustained over 500 thousand dollars in damage and minor injuries occurred aboard.
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Georgia 5th District sees crowded ballot in special election
About a dozen candidates crowded the ballot in Georgia's 5th Congressional District for the special election to fill the vacancy left by Young's resignation as ambassador to the United Nations. A runoff appears likely on April, with Democrats and Republicans bunched behind rival contenders amid party infighting. Black leaders press for turnout as candidates vie for support in a contest with no clear frontrunner.
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Lottery drawing notes from Baltimore and Maryland pools
Fragmented AP copy reports Maryland Numbers game and Wisconsin draw notes with scattered figures. Mentions include a Monday drawing, numbers 234, and various stray references to prizes, dates, and locations, all muddled in an OCR like jumble.
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Hijacked plane arrives in Zurich with hostages
An Iberia Boeing 727 carrying hostages from Tucin Italy landed in Zurich then departed for France before returning to the airport. Hijacker Ladang Porcari seized the jet during a domestic flight, paid ransom in Abidjan, released a daughter, and threatened further releases while demanding custody and safe passage. Passengers reported no mistreatment as police faced possible storming.
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Carter sends two to Moscow with fairly final arms plan
President Carter names Paul Warnke and Cyrus Vance as principal negotiators to Moscow for SALT discussions. Warnke vows a measured arms reduction stance while Vance prepares final instructions, despite Soviet warnings that human rights policy may hinder talks.
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Rest stop mirrors spied on drivers state admits one way booths
West Des Moines Iowa officials defend one way mirrors at rest stop rest areas saying they reduce vandalism and face outward toward highways. Howard Gunnerson says mirrors reveal not spying with a rest area attendant noting a vandal was caught when sighted. The accusation comes after a motorist Marcus Harris complained to DOT and other officials.
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ONeill Plans Seminar For White House Washington Today
House Speaker Thomas P. ONeill Jr hosts a special seminar for White House staff as Carter aides seek better congressional negotiation. He stresses loyalty, contrasts styles with White House aides, and notes ongoing talks and possible clashes over policy during budget and tax debates.
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Goldwater Rebukes IRE Series Attacking His Integrity
The Associated Press reports Senator Barry Goldwater and brother Robert denounce the IRE investigation as totally false and dishonest. They defend their ties to Las Vegas figures linked to organized crime, while IRE officials defend the reporting and note ongoing coverage seeking to solve Don Bolles case.
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