Vietnam Returns Emissaries Claim Mission Accomplished
A White House mission returning from Southeast Asia reports success in locating and identifying remains of 12 American fliers and securing renewed effort to locate the missing 2,550. The trip improves U S Vietnamese relations and may lead to a Vietnamese delegation visiting Washington. Cambodia blocks entry for the delegation.
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White House pursues no frills talks with Fukuda
President Carter and Japanese Prime Minister Takeo Fukuda begin two day talks at the White House focused on world economic issues. After a private meeting the leaders plan a working dinner to discuss the agenda.
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Senate Finance Committee Advances $50 Rebate Tax Cut Bill
The Senate Finance Committee approved a tax cut plan by 9-7 along party lines. It would provide $50 rebate checks to over 90 percent of Americans and small cuts to most filers using the standard deduction. Prime Minister Callaghan warns Labor victory in elections if government falls, stating the party will win in a new general election.
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Panamanian Tanker Splits In Half Off North Carolina
A 711 foot Panamanian tanker carrying more than 546000 gallons of fuel split in half off the coast of North Carolina. Twelve crewmen were missing while 27 others on the splintered hulls were rescued by three passing merchant ships.
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Provisional CongoGov Maintains Security After Ngouabi Death
In Brazzaville interim military authorities reinforce public security while pursuing two surviving gunmen who killed Congolese President Marien Ngouabi in an apparent coup attempt. The French embassy reports life returning to normal as soldiers check IDs and search vehicles. two other attackers were killed at the scene.
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State of emergency is revoked after Gandhi election defeat
Indira Gandhi faced a crushing parliamentary loss as Congress trailed Janata with 145 seats to 206. She delayed resignation, signaling Tuesday departure while emergency rule, blamed for the downfall, was lifted. Sanjay Gandhi lost in Rae Bareli. Jagjivan Ram and Morarji Desai eyed the prime ministership as the party regrouped.
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LP to Add 25000 Acres to California Timberlands
Louisiana-Pacific Corp. announced purchase of about 2 million dollars for 25 000 acres of Douglas fir and pine timberlands near Covelo in northern California. The acquisition brings LP fee ownership to over 425000 acres and will be intensively managed near the Ukiah division for future tree crops.
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Weather outlook for Northwestern California with mild temps
Patchy low clouds or fog along the coast at night and mornings. Northern areas see partly cloudy skies with a chance of showers Tuesday afternoon. Temperatures warm, Fort Bragg at 44 to 58 and Ukiah at 40 to 76.
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Leftists win big in French elections headlined by Chirac win
In Paris and across 221 major cities the Communist Socialist alliance captured a majority, winning 156 cities and 52 percent of the vote. Jacques Chirac secured Paris mayoral seats amid Giscard d Estaing’s setbacks, signaling a pivotal leftward trend ahead of 1978 elections.
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Zone level Lions speaker contest set for tomorrow evening
The zone level Lions Club student speakers contest will be held tomorrow at 7 30 PM at the Broiler Steak House in Redwood Valley. Six club winners including Clifford Chan Peter McClintock and Ken Kauffman will compete with the winner advancing to the regional speak off in Santa Rosa. Last year scholarships totaling 11300 were awarded at various levels of the competition.
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Brown's school finance reform plan heads to legislature
Gov. Brown's $3.7 billion school finance proposal aims to bring 86 percent of California unified districts within $200 per child of spending targets and rewards districts with parent teacher student councils. The package shifts funds over five years and includes added support for councils benefiting K-8 and high school students.
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