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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1977

Page

5

Nuclear suppliers club sets rules to curb bomb making

The Nuclear Suppliers Club of 15 nations reached a pact in London to curb exports of nuclear technology for weapons. Key points require IAEA inspections, safeguards, nonproliferation promises, and strict export controls. The agreement aims to prevent bomb capability while allowing peaceful energy use.

London United States East West Nuclear Suppliers Group International Atomic Energy Agency United Nations Vienna Nuclear Suppliers Club

Illegal aliens threaten jobs claims from Labor Secretary

Labor Secretary Ray Marshall told a Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks conference that illegal aliens entering the United States could undermine the Carter administration’s job-creation efforts. He estimated 1 million are caught annually and that total illegal entrants may be two to three times higher. He warned 25 to 50 percent of new domestic workers may be illegal, risking exploitation and low protection under laws. A separate note mentions Rep. Sam McConnell proposing DES split into human resources and employment programs, while California Gov. Brown signed a law allowing many workers to stay past 65.

Washington Ray Marshall United States Marshall The Brotherhood of Railway and Sam McConnell R-Williams DES McConnell

Bomb misses Thai royalty during southern visit

King Bhumibol Adulyadej and Queen Sirikit narrowly escaped a homemade bomb blast while honoring Moslem teachers in Yala province. A palace spokesman said a few people suffered minor wounds as the royal party, including Princess Sirindhorn, carried on with their annual visit 100 miles south of Bangkok.

Bangkok Thailand Bhumipol Adulyade Sirikit Yala Sirindhorn Chulaporn

Wheelchair Rider Hit by Car on Ft. Lowell Road

A westbound car struck Edward Lasso in his wheelchair on Ft. Lowell Road near N First Avenue at 9 45 p m. He is in serious condition at University Hospital with a broken pelvis and leg and a ruptured bladder. Police say no citations issued and stairs lack sidewalks forced the ride.

Ft. Lowell Road University Hospital Edward Lasso LE Glenn St Ft. Lowell N. First Avenue Phillip Grant Pueblo Villas Lasso

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