Fishing Violations Strain U S Soviet Ties
The United States warned the Soviet Union that further fishing regulation violations could threaten U S Soviet relations. Deputy Secretary Warren Christopher pressed Vladillen Vasev over repeated breaches of the 200 mile limit as the Taras Shevchenko and Antanas Snechkus incidents intensified the dispute.
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United States
Soviet Union
Vladillen Vasev
State Department
Warren Christopher
New England
Christopher
White House
Jody Powell
Powell
Carter
U.S
Georgia
Taras Shevchenko
Boston
Coast Guard
Antanas Snechkus
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Dobrynin
Oval Office
Vasev
French Officers Aid Zaire in Shaba Reorganization
La Libre Belgique reports French officers help the Zaire army reorganize battered troops facing exile supporters in Shaba Province. Zaire Information Minister Lebwanabi says Egypt is sending men to aid the fight, unclear if advisers. Morocco has 1500 elite troops in Shaba with another 1500 on alert.
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Belgium
Zaire
Shaba
la Libre Belgique
Mbunze Nsomi Lebwanabi
Paris
Egypt
Lebwanabi
Morocco
France
Katanga
Kolwezi
Mobutu Sese Seko
Mobutu
Francesci
Jaafar el Numairi
Sudan
West German firm buys land option for Frederick County plant
VDO Instruments Limited plans an 80,000 square foot assembly plant on Fort Collier Farm Martins Pike with initial 100 workers mostly women and total capacity of 300. Frederick County Industrial Development Authority approves up to 2 million in industrial revenue bonds. Plant aims fall occupancy with construction talks under way. World HQ at Schwalbach West Germany lists Adolf Schindling AG.
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Adolf Schindling AG
VDO
Largent
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D.C
United States
McGovern Pushes Two Step Cuba Embargo Lift
Senator George McGovern after a Havana meeting with Fidel Castro says he will push for a two step easing of the U S embargo on Cuba including a partial lifting for two way trade in food and medicines and seeks an early meeting with President Carter. He says the partial easing could prompt talks on other issues and notes Cuba wants to enforce the hijacking agreement after the pact lapses.
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N.Y
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Castro
McGovern
Cuba
Washington
Havana
New York
University of South Dakota
South Dakota State University
United Nations
Carter
United States
Rabin to stay as Israel PM until May elections after fine
Israel's cabinet under Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin kept him in office despite a $1,500 token fine for an illegal bank account. Rabin refused a leave or delegation, while his wife Leah faces trial for concealing accounts. Shimon Peres gained leftist backing as Labor stays in a caretaker government until the May 17 election.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Yitzhak Rabin
Rabin
Yigal Allon
Allen
Leah
Washington, D.C
Finance Ministry
Atty
Aharon Barak
Labor Party
Shimon Peres
Labor
Mapam
Peres
Meir Yaari
Carter Considers TV Appeal to Push Energy Plan
President Carter plans a public TV address in addition to his energy message to Congress. White House sources and Rep. Ashley say a direct presidential talk to the nation is likely before April 20, with details still being shaped. Schlesinger will testify April 21 to press the case and momentum for speed.
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N.Y
White House
Carter
Ashley
James R. Schlesinger
House
Select Committee On Energy
Schlesinger
Murder trial postponement noted in county court
The murder trial of William Elsworth Shanholtz was postponed June 22 in court action yesterday. The Our Town feature reports on disposal issues in Winchester and expanded court facilities for Wine and Frederick County.
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Our Town
Winchester
William Elsworth Shanholtz
R and
Frederick County
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