Princess Anne marks 28 with birthday photos
Britain's Princess Anne released official birthday portraits featuring her husband Mark Phillips and their 9 month old Peter photographed by Anthony Armstrong Jones. Abbie Hoffman plans NY rally appearance despite years underground to dodge cocaine charges. Ralph Abernathy testifies King assassination likely conspiracy not a lone sniper. Liz Carpenter speculated as possible successor to Midge Costanza in White House women’s issues post.
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U S Wheat Sales to China Mark Possible Trade Breakthrough
U S officials described a million metric ton sale of wheat to China as a potential breakthrough in trade. The Agriculture Department announced unnamed exporters reported contracts for a second million ton sale this year, with the April sale the first since 1974-75.
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Sadat denies peace charges over Camp David talks
President Anwar Sadat rejected claims he seeks a separate peace with Israel at Camp David with Carter and Begin. He stated he would not pursue a separate agreement and pledged to work for peace based on justice, while critics warned Moscow and hardline Arab states of a bilateral deal excluding others.
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Nest of 15 baby hadrosaurs found in Montana
UPI reports a Montana ranch yielded a nest of 15 infant hadrosaurs about 75 million years old. Jack Horner of Princeton University notes babies about 10 inches high and two feet long, adults up to 15 feet tall. Remains will be sent to Princeton for study. The discovery was credited to Marion Brandvell of Bynum.
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Christina Onassis Kauzova Returns to Moscow After Greece Trip
Shipping heiress Christina Onassis Kauzova lands in Moscow reuniting with her Soviet husband Sergei Kauzov and his mother after a 10 day Greece visit. The couple had wed recently in a brief civil ceremony and deny reports of marital trouble amid sudden travel and a rumored honeymoon cancellation.
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Carter urges Congress to resist lobbyists over inflation
President Carter denounces lobbyists as caring nothing for the national interest and calls on Congress to resist their pressure to combat inflation. Speaking at a farm convention in Columbia Missouri he pledges to halt expanded beef imports this year and opposes price controls on meat. He cites energy hospital and water policy battles and urges hospital cost containment by Congress.
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1979 wheat set-aside decision expected today
Washington UPI reports a 1979 wheat set-aside decision was due for announcement, possibly by President Carter in Missouri. Officials sent a recommendation Friday for Carter to decide before a Midcontinent Farmers Association speech, with farmers seeking another 20 percent set-aside for 1979.
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Rhodes warns Ohio coal switch would hit consumers
Gov. Rhodes says forcing utilities to drop high-sulfur Ohio coal or install scrubbers would raise costs 10-20 percent for residents. He cites western coal as expensive and unreliable delivery and warns southeastern Ohio economy could suffer if utilities switch. Testimony opens EPA hearings on Ohio coal use.
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Kucinich faces calls to resign amid policy reaffirmation
Cleveland Mayor Dennis Kucinich defends policies while facing renewed calls to resign from City Council leaders. He signals possible administration changes at the cabinet level and pledges to re engage with the council. Recall leaders doubt real change will occur as tensions persist with Bob Weissman and ongoing financial concerns.
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