Carter Veto Sustained In House Showdown On Nuclear Carrier
President Carter faces a pivotal vote as the House weighs overriding his veto of a 37 billion defense bill authorizing a nuclear powered aircraft carrier. Leaders back Carter, predicting a narrow sustainment. Republicans condemn presidential interference as the clash tests veto power.
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Begin and Sadat Meet Face to Face at Camp David Talks
At Camp David Anwar Sadat and Menachem Begin held a face to face session with President Carter guiding talks over Gaza Strip and West Bank disputes. Medical detectives investigate an August outbreak of Legionnaires disease in Manhattan's garment district affecting nine people including a police officer and a 65 year old woman.
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Crawford given suspended sentence in Soviet currency case
U S businessman Francis J. Crawford was convicted of buying rubles on the black market and given a five year suspended sentence. The U S Embassy said he may leave the Soviet Union after applying for an exit visa. Crawford and three Soviet codefendents received sentences matching prosecutor recommendations.
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Puerto Rican Pickers Arrive as Legal Appeal Is Filed
Labor Dept official confirms CETA funds pre pay air fares for Puerto Rican fruit pickers imported to Winchester area. Growers owe reimbursement, while Frederick County Fruit Growers Assn president opposes use of federal money versus Jamaica workers. Court ruling allows 1000 additional Jamaicans for East Coast orchards. Labor Dept appeals in Richmond.
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Johnson resigns from Clarke School Board to join state police
Clarence Johnson the sole Black member of Clarke School Board resigns to take a post with the State Police as Virginia's police recruiting pushes more minority hires. Also notes Connolly resignation from Frederick County Sheriff’s Dept over a professional conflict.
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