Senate OKs 2.8 Billion Foreign Aid Bill With Korea Troop Clause
The Senate approved a 2.8 billion foreign aid package for 1979 while adopting a Korea amendment urging advance Congress consultation before further troop withdrawals. The Rhodesia sanctions debate shaped by Case Javits versus Helms proposals.
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Winchester Alcohol Detox Center Becomes Regional Model
The Winchester alcohol detoxification center funded by the Division of Justice and Crime Prevention has surpassed expectations after four months, serving 224 alcoholics. The two-facility program, Pastoral Care Center and Men's Home, offers initial detox followed by a 28 day educational phase to build awareness and support reintegration with community resources.
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Begin calls Cairo move a minor issue amid peace push
Prime Minister Begin said Egypt’s expulsion of a standby Israeli delegation from Cairo is a minor matter and peace chances remain excellent. The 10 man team left Egypt at Anwar Sadat's request after talks stalled over the West Bank and Gaza. The Knesset backed his stance with a 70 to 35 vote of confidence.
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Carter Tightens U S Computer Security Across Agencies
Washington AP report says the Carter administration will issue a directive via the OMB next week to tighten safeguards against unauthorized access to federal computers. The move follows GAO findings on weak security in SSA systems and calls for stricter background checks and physical protections for data spanning earnings, medical histories, and other personal records.
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Namibia independence plan faces Walvis Bay hurdle at UN
Secretary Vance and four allies push to win South Africa consent for a multiracial Namibia vote while preserving Walvis Bay. SWAPO demands reintegration of the port, but South Africa calls the resolution totally unacceptable and questions backing the plan.
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Police car vanished from Chesapeake lot
A blue and green 1977 Chevrolet unmarked police radar car was stolen from the Chesapeake police parking lot after 6 p.m. Sunday. Investigations on Tuesday confirmed the loss of the $5,000 vehicle and its $2,000 radar package. the police spokesman offered only a no comment.
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Clarke County's stickiest problem rises in headlines
Residents face a difficult local issue described as unusually challenging and pressing. A bicyclist group traveling from Philadelphia paused here briefly during a long journey. A Loudoun County murder victim is remembered as a neighborhood grandfather to children. The Cincinnati Reds’ Pete Rose extended his hitting streak last night.
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