Amy Carter Starts First Day at Stevens School
Nine year old Amy Carter daughter of President Carter arrives with Rosalynn for her first day at Stevens School in Washington. She attends fourth grade and had toured the public school earlier. She was a little late for class.
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Stevens School
Washington
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Carter seeks instant ban on nuclear tests and world arms cuts
President Carter in his first interview pledges an immediate worldwide ban on all nuclear testing and a reduction in global weapon trading. He links disarmament to broader security goals and stresses U.S. leadership in arms control.
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Onion Growers Struggle With Harsh Winter
Cold weather hits Black Dirt onion farmers hard this winter. Growers report increased losses and stress on bulb yields as temperatures drop and storage challenges rise.
Mondale Signals Planned NATO Funds Increase
Vice President Walter F Mondale on a world diplomatic trip said the Carter administration plans to seek an increase in spending for NATO.
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