Carter presses on Cuba arms issue with Soviet brigade
President Carter says he will report to the nation within a week on U S efforts to get the Soviet Union to eliminate the combat capability of its Cuban brigade estimated at about 2,500 troops with 40 tanks. He rejects Gromyko's denial and says Cuba acts as a Soviet surrogate. Senators Jackson and Church criticize the Soviet denial and urge delaying SALT II votes until the troop issue is resolved.
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Carter
Soviet Union
Cuba
Moscow
New York City
Andrei Gromyko
United States
Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
Capitol Hill
Henry M. Jackson
U.S
Jackson
Frank Church
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Flood Emergency Declared In Patrick County For Stuart CleanUp
Gov. John Dalton declared a state of emergency in Patrick County and ordered state agencies to aid Stuart flood cleanup. A federal disaster declaration is sought to allow low interest loans for repairs. Sewage damage is severe with bypass lines planned to divert waste to the Mayo River.
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Richmond
John Dalton
Patrick County
Stuart
Dalton
Henry County
Cmemae and
Energy Services
Paul Edwards
Mayo River
Federal Energy Management Agency
Edward Turner
Emergency Services Office
Carter Faces Rowdy Queens Town Meeting With Carter
President Carter confronted about 1500 people at Queens College in New York in a tense town meeting. He pressed questions over health reform and reelection bid while a lone protester shouted from the hall amid a mix of support and heckling.
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Carter
Queens
New York
Archie Bunker
Jimmy Carter
Meathead
Bunker
Queens College Auditorium
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
New York City
Stewart Weinberg
Truman
Congress
Frederick South feature and local politics page tease
Inside Today highlights a Frederick South feature with local history by James Hutton. Virginia politics are covered on page 19 with candidates for the House of delegates and State Senate at Lord Saxret College.
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James Hutton
Frederick South
Virginia House of Ena
State Senate
Lord Sax Ret College
Buddy Rich
Shenandoah College
Spectator
Rose Kennedy Undergoes Inguinal Hernia Operation
Rose Kennedy eight years old underwent a scheduled operation at New England Baptist Hospital. Dr Russell Boles Jr said the procedure would last about 45 minutes to correct an inguinal hernia and bypass a blocked intestine risk in her groin. He described her as strong and resilient before the operation.
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Boston
Rose Kennedy
Russell Boles Jr
Wellesley
Boles
Energy Committee Mobilizes to Aid Elderly in Freezing Winter
Winchester and Frederick County form an ad hoc Energy Resources Committee to combat a doubled fuel bill and prevent hypothermia among the elderly. Officials seek emergency shelter options, fuel subsidies, and federal funding of 250 million dollars, while awaiting state implementation.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Thiags
Frank Howell
Energy Resources Committee
Congress
Frank Holva
Federal
Community Services
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Carter Takes
Inside Today
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Asee
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North Arima
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Walter Reed Medical Center
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