Carter Urges Unity in Berlin Visit Echoing Kennedy
President Carter, touring Germany, stressed unity with West Berlin as he echoed Kennedy’s 1963 words Ich bin ein Berliner and Berlin bleibt frei. He spoke at the Airlift Memorial in Tempelhof and highlighted U S Western alliance and human rights amid Cold War tensions. President also cited Bonn Frankfurt Wiesbaden stops on a cross country trip with Chancellor Schmidt.
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Antoly F. Shcharansky
Leaders Attack Soviets Over Shcharansky Sentence
Western leaders and dissident supporters condemn 13 year hard labor for Anatoly Shcharansky. Avital Shcharansky urges Carter and seven leaders to press Moscow for release while Switzerland grants asylum to Shcharansky and Ginzburg.
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Anatoly Filatov
Shcharansky Exchange Possibility in Play
AP reports the United States seeks to reduce Anatoly Shcharansky's 13 year sentence and explores a swap with dissident Alexander Ginzburg for two Soviet spies arrested in New Jersey. Carter aides discuss potential swaps and time-served reductions amid ongoing negotiations.
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Anatoly Shcharansky
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Alexander Ginzburg
New Jersey
ABC News
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Ginzburg
Two-Person Fatal Crash on Route 11 Near Winchester
A car and a motorcycle collided yesterday on Route 11 north of Winchester, leaving two people dead. The incident closes part of the highway as investigators compile details for the fatality report.
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Citywide labor unrest sparks return to work in Cleveland Louisville and Philadelphia
Cleveland police end a 17 hour walkout after court contempt ruling and recall. Louisville firefighters return after 13 hours as guards remain on duty while contract talks resume. In Philadelphia about 19,600 nonuniform workers walk off Friday amid wage and contract disputes.
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Raymond Wallace
Respite Seen From Severe Smog In Los Angeles Area
Los Angeles and surrounding counties expect a Sunday respite as weekend traffic and industry slow. Second stage smog alerts were issued for southeast Los Angeles Fontana and parts of the San Gabriel Pomona valleys due to inversion and high temperatures. Officials warned vulnerable populations to stay indoors while industry and power use shift toward natural gas.
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James Birakos
South Coast Air Quality Management District
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Pomona
Virginia retirement fund questioned but deemed sound
A Virginia retirement program faces scrutiny over its 1.4 billion dollar fund and returns. Officials note 1973 to 1977 gains ranged 5.3 to 5.98 percent while GAO figures show a dip in 1976. Critics argue CDs would outperform, but the fund must sustain monthly retiree checks for 27 000 retired workers and 198 000 active employees.
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Local Teens Targeted Over Drinking Problem
Store notices list concerns about teenage drinking and warnings. Clear focus on community response and outreach efforts. Remaining content references sales and brand items but lacks coherent connected facts.
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