Rhodesian peace talks stall as guerrillas reject British draft
In London the Patriotic Front rejected a 48 hour deadline to accept Britain's proposed Zimbabwe Rhodesia independence constitution. Nkomo and Mugabe balked at provisions offering automatic white citizenship and compensation for seized property and pressed to shelve talks for a transitional government. Muzorewa urged lifting sanctions.
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Robert Mugabe
Abel Muzorewa
Muzorew
Muzorewa
Ian Smith
Rhodesia
Smith
Nkomo
Mugabe
Final SALT Plea Heats Up Senate Ratification Debate
Washington AP final plea before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for early ratification of the SALT II accord as Cyrus Vance and other officials testify. Birch Bayh Barry Goldwater pressed about verifiability in hearings. Nitze and Edward Rowny testify before Armed Services. A two year monitor study warns of unrestrained Soviet buildup without the treaty. The White House says verifiability nearly settled, while critics doubt it. Hearings continue through Oct 23 with about 20 witnesses.
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Edward Rowny
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Goldwater
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John Glenn
D-Ohio
Foreign Relations Committee
Armed Services Panel
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Congress
Senate Energy and Natural Committee
House Appropriations Committee
Insulator Failure Causes 2500 Power Customers Out
A Redbud Run substation failure cut electricity to 2,500 Frederick County residents after last night’s heavy rain and winds. Insulators were damaged by vandals who shotgunned them, causing outages in Cleark, Stephenson and Brucetown. Service returned about 45 minutes later as crews worked in the rain on 3,400 volt lines. A separate Milan incident reports an ex-convict killing three police at a roadblock before fleeing into the woods. identity found on scene indicates a 20yearold suspect.
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Potomac Edison
Frederick County
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R Run
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Stephenson
Brucetown
Boettner
Clarke County
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Italy
World Series notes and local briefs tease Page references
The page teases World Series coverage and local briefs about area sports and town features. It mentions the Pittsburgh Pirates and Rehabilitative Services program in Our Town, with notices pointing readers to the Sports and Area News pages.
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Rioles
Pittsburgh Pirates
Area News
Seabrook Protesters Withdraw After clashes with police
Hundreds of anti nuclear protesters leaving woods marshes and highways near Seabrook New Hampshire after failed attempt to occupy the plant The action drew tear gas mace water cannons and baton charges with some demonstrators injured but organizers called it a victory citing resolve for the movement.
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Seabrook
N.H
Seabrook Atomic Power Plant
New Hampshire
Thomas Rath
Carla Riggs
Jones forecasts $20 billion tax cut to pass next spring
Rep James R Jones of Oklahoma predicts Congress will approve a tax cut of at least 20 billion dollars next spring with about 50 to 75 percent going to individuals to restore purchasing power. He envisions accelerated depreciation for business equipment and plants and says the relief would take effect Oct 1 if approved.
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Congress
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Dokla
Ways and Means
Conference of Certified Public Accountants
Jones
Brown Says US Neutralized Cuban Brigade Tactics
Secretary Harold Brown states the United States has neutralized a Soviet brigade in Cuba through military actions. He tours Boca Chica and announces Marines and Navy ships will deploy from Norfolk and Camp Lejeune to Guantanamo Bay for training as part of Carter era Caribbean presence efforts.
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Fla
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Cuba
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Boca Chica
Brown
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Norfolk
Camp Lejeune
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Guantanamo Bay
Carter
U.S
Caribbean
Tight Money Deepens Recession Says Economists
Washington AP three leading economists say Federal Reserve inflation fight should deepen recession though noting no alternative Miller calls moves good news backs actions to protect dollar. Treasury chief warns of modest recession with chance of July-September rebound amid SALT II and Alaska lands bill debate.
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Data Resources Inc
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