Carter Heads to Vienna Summit with Brezhnev
President Carter departs for Vienna for the SALT II summit with Leonid Brezhnev. He stresses avoiding nuclear war, signaling modest goals and continued U.S.-Soviet dialogue while Chernenko's potential role looms. The three day talks focus on arms limits and detente.
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James Wood High graduates 488 in blue sky ceremony
James Wood High School conferred diplomas to 488 seniors as families watched a cap and gown procession. Women earned more awards with 67 scholarships vs 36 for men as valedictorians and salutatorian were named among the standout graduates.
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James Wood High School
Robin Lavitz Wins Winchester Star Leadership Award
Robin Lorraine Lavitz topped James Wood High School’s class with the Winchester Evening Star Leadership Award. She holds a 3.9 GPA and plans to study at Smith in Geneva New York this fall while pursuing photography as a career. Her interests include skiing camping tennis and water activities with photography as her main passion.
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Irving Lavitz
Armstrong Foundation
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Mary C. Butler
Lee Butler
Robin Lorraine Lavitz
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Thomas T. Byrd
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Hobart
William Smith
Wood
Jak
National Geographic
Lavite
Guardsmen Patrolling Alabama Roads Amid Truckers Protests
National Guardsmen patrolled Alabama roads as trucker protests spread to Tennessee, with independent operators blocking diesel pumps nationwide to press for cheaper fuel and looser regulations. A few more rigs were attacked. two Montana arrests for destruction of property occurred. Alabama Governor James mobilized guards to safeguard fuel supplies.
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Alabama
Tennessee
Montana
David Hashbarger
Jack Westre
Monkeys in research spark debate over ethics and supply
The rhesus monkey becomes central in the fight between animal rights and scientific need. NIH officials warn of a looming shortage as export bans limit supply, with experts predicting a crunch in five to six years unless new sources are found.
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India
Hanuman
Robert Whitney
National Institutes of Health
NIH
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Whitney
Battle in seventh day in Managua as guerrillas clash with Somoza forces
San dinista guerrillas battle Somoza troops for a seventh day in Managua with wide looting. Somoza’s planes rocket and strafe slums while guardsmen fire 50 caliber weapons in reconnaissance by fire. About 15,000 residents shelter in Red Cross centers as markets collapse and supply runs low.
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Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
U.S
Somoza
Interdiction Orders Target Three Habitual Drunkards
Recent interdiction orders against three men label them habitual drunks and prohibit them. Residents near Handley High School lobby for parking restrictions that could bring unexpected inconveniences.
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Handley High School
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