Soviet Interceptors Force Landing of Korean Air Lines Jet
Premier Kosygin confirms Soviet fighters forced a Korea Air Lines Boeing 707 to land on frozen ground near Kem in the northwest. One Japanese passenger killed two others injured. nationality details unclear. Plane bound Paris to Seoul with refueling in Anchorage. no Americans aboard. Tass notes passengers to be moved from USSR. Helsinki standby flight arranged. US officials question casualties and intent, speculating on shots, while Carter NSC briefings occur.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
Foreign Ministry
Tokyo
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Ichiro Nakagawa
Kem
Murmansk
Tass
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KAL
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Finland
U.S.S.R
State Department
Korean Air Lines
Vance presses for Soviet interference explanation in Moscow
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance opens day two of arms talks in the Kremlin seeking a clear answer on Soviet suppression of U.S. media coverage. He plans to raise the Irina McClellan protest case with Andrei Gromyko while tensions over rights issues surface alongside strategic weapons talks.
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Cyrus R. Vance
Kremlin
U.S
CBS
Vance
Andrei A. Gromyko
Irina McClellan
McClellan
University of Virginia
Hodding Carter
Carter
Gromyko
United States
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Middle East
Africa
Tass
Associated Press
United Press International
Fruit Crop Could Be in Trouble
Winter dipping temperatures threaten area orchards with 28 29 degree lows tonight and 26 27 degrees Saturday night. Early peach varieties Redskin and Loring in full bloom face significant damage, while Dixie Red Cresthaven and Blake show no blossoms and may fare better. Experts warn a partial crop is possible with 50 percent flower loss for some early peaches. Continued on Page 2.
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Alan Rezek
Rezek
Redskin
Loring
Ross Byers
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Dixie
Inflation fears erode Carter approval in Times CBS poll
The Times CBS poll shows 32 percent approve of Carter's handling of the economy, 54 percent disapprove, the first time negative views exceed 50 percent. Inflation is named as the top concern, with many predicting prices and living costs will rise, affecting voters across groups.
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N.Y. Times News
Carter
New York Times
CBS News
Times
Agnes
CBS
Dave Stockman
Michigan
John Brademas
Indiana
Catherine Rogers
Pittsburgh
Gas Deregulation Accord Reached by Conferees
Washington AP conferees say they have a basic accord on natural gas deregulation after a long session with Energy Secretary James Schlesinger. Key issues remain and a final deal could come within hours as talks resume to lift federal price controls on January 1, 1985.
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Senate
James R. Schlesinger
Carter
Harley M. Staggers
D-W
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Schlesinger
Congress
Carter Ready To Negotiate On Tax Plan
President Carter signals willingness to bargain after House Ways and Means members deem the 24 billion dollar tax cut plan unlikely to pass. Ullman aims to trim the net tax cut to 15 billion as Mondale and advisers work with Congress on a possible alternative.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Jody Powell
al Ullman
D-Ore
Ullman
Walter F. Mondale
Mondale
Dan Rostenkowski
D-Ill
Ways and Means
Litter Cleanup Funded In Frederick County
Tax dollars fund a sweeping Frederick County litter cleanup as detailed on Country Roads Page 9 with photos. City drivers ignore school bus stops, prompting Winchester Police Department crackdown plans on Page 17. More than a thousand dogs gathered for a city dog show on Page 17.
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Winchester Olice Dept
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