Carter says US can tell if Russia cheats from signing of SALT II
President Carter told the AP Association that verifications would reveal any cheating on the SALT II treaty from the moment it is signed. He defended U S arms policy, cited Iran stations losses, and argued the agreement must be verifiable from day one to prevent a dangerous arms buildup and ensure U S security.
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Station Refuses to Surrender Film Near Norfolk Yard
WVEC TV refused Navy control over a film shot from a private boat near Norfolk Naval Shipyard. A Navy tug challenged the crew with a near collision while workers complained of being forced into radiation areas aboard nuclear vessels. The station cites safety and access concerns and says it has not used the footage.
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Heating Oil May Cut Summer Gas Supplies
Energy Secretary James R. Schlesinger warned the administration may divert crude oil from gasoline to heating oil for next winter. A House committee rejected a proposal giving the president standby power to close gasoline stations weekends to save fuel. Schlesinger testified on oil decontrol amid concerns of looming shortages and low heating oil stocks after Iran's oil loss. John Connally and Ronald Reagan were named as featured speakers at Virginia's Republican party convention in Roanoke, with 51 national convention votes and an expected 2,000 attendees.
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Ruling Upholds Parental Rights of Unwed Fathers
The Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision, struck down a state law barring fathers of children born outside marriage from challenging their offspring’s adoption. Abdiel Caban and Maria Acevedo’s case centers on a contested custody path after a 1968 Brooklyn romance and later moves, with the two children later impacted by Maria’s relationships.
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Red River Dikes Hold Amid Ongoing Flood Battle
Rainy delays and rising floodwater strain Grand Forks and East Grand Forks as thousands reinforce dikes. The Red River near Grand Forks is projected to crest around 49.5 feet, with damage estimates at 45.7 million across North Dakota and Minnesota. On the Pearl River, Columbia residents evacuate while Green ville braces for a 54.1 foot crest. President Carter discusses relief with Mississippi Governor Finch.
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Clarke County Supervisors Budget Hints No Tax Hike
The Clarke County Board of Supervisors appears headed for a budget with no tax increase plan. Details are on the Area News page, along with updates on local items and notices.
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