Carter wife says sons admitted marijuana use
Mrs. Carter states her three sons Jack Chip and Jeff have tried marijuana but she trusts their honesty. She supports decriminalization with civil penalties as in Oregon and hopes states decide policy. Carter plans to campaign with Jimmy but also travels solo for work while Amy remains in Plains.
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Dole shifts focus toward Carter in South strategy
Republican vice presidential hopeful Bob Dole pressed into Carter territory in the South saying Carter leads there but the Ford-Dole ticket will win with Southern votes. He plans further cross paths with Carter, attends events in Spartanburg and Greenville, and heads to Kansas City for state legislatures conference.
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UN Leader urges steps to curb international terrorism
Secretary General Kurt Waldheim urged the United Nations to develop accepted rules to curb terrorist acts. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger called for action and warned the U S will report any effort by others and push for a global agreement. The focus centers on states and regimes blamed for terrorism including Arab and African nations amid hijackings and regional conflicts.
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First black named to USW executive office in union history
LAS VEGAS AP The United Steelworkers convention elected the first black executive officer as vice president and human affairs. The body expanded posts from three to five and debated dues reform and contract ratification rights. Abel, exiting president, received broad support from about 4 200 delegates despite dissidents.
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Air Force Restricts C5 Transports After Locking Mechanism Fault
The Air Force restricted 77 C5 transports to night or unpressurized operations while investigating a pressure door locking failure on a Dover to Rhine Main airlift. The incident caused no injuries and followed a past C5 crash during the Vietnam evacuation.
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Hurricane Emmy Dying
The National Hurricane Center said Emmy will likely weaken to a tropical storm as it moves away from the Azores. Emmy was about 158 miles south of Tempe and moving east-northeast at 15 mph, with forecasts showing no land threat.
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Black teacher teaches whites after 30 years at Waogaman
In Dayton Ohio Pearl Male, a black second grade teacher, returns to teach white students after 30 years. The district began court ordered desegregation with a large influx of white pupils to Waogaman Elementary as classrooms opened without incident.
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Waogaman
Irish prisoner recalls British torture methods in 1971
Pat Shivers, then 43, recounts interrogation in a dawn raid during Ulster conflict. He describes hooding, white noise, sleep deprivation, water drips, and forced postures before Belfast Crumlin Road Prison release after two months. He received compensation of 13 808 pounds and now works as a laborer.
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Forgery theft ring probed at Air Force Academy
Investigators probe a forgery and theft ring alleged to have operated at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs during 1972 to 1974. Academy officials ordered the inquiry in August, prompted by attorney Meyer’s letter detailing thefts and forged documents involving cadets.
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