thursday, September 13, 1979
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daily nebraskan
Soviet planes over Vietnam indicate possible Chinese attack
TOKYO (AP) - Two Soviet Tu-95 Bear reconnaissance
planes were believed to have touched down in Vietnam
today, a Japanese defense official said.
The electronic .spy planes were first spotted by Japan
ese radar as they flew south over the Japan Sea, and 16
hours later still had not been picked up on Japanese radar
screens on a return flight, the office said. The four
turboprop planes can cruise for about 14 hours.
The official, who declined to be named, said the planes
very likely landed in Soviet-allied Vietnam, "considering
the reports that forces were being massed on both sides of
the1 Sino-Vietnamese border. It's been said the Chinese
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might strike against Vietnam again."
The Vietnamese say they believe China may attack
across their common frontier again soon in a repetition of
last February's four-week border war.
Carter telegram
WASHINGTON (AP) - Nebraska Congressman Doug
Bereuter sent a telegram to President Carter Wednesday
asking that Carter invoke the Taft-Hartley Act to end the
grain handlers strike at Great Lakes ports.
Bereuter, 1st District representative, told the president
the strike by grain handlers at the ports of Duluth and
Superior has "created an intolerable problem for farmers
and financial institutions in the Great Plains and Midwest
and is damaging our balance of trade.
"We are now facing the possibility of much of our
bumper crops rotting in the fields or in open storage piles.
Although much of this problem does not apply directly to
my district, I am concerned that this action may set a pre
cedent which will eventually place much of the Midwest
and Great Plains in a stranglehold."
Bereuter went on to ask Carter to use the Taft-Harti
law "in order that farmers in the Midwest and Great Plains
can move their product without delay."
Tab picked up
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - Douglas County residents have
paid court costs for the appeal bond setting for a daughter
of U.S. 8th Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Donald P.
Susan Lay, 18, was convicted in Douglas County Muni
cipal Court Aug. 31 on two counts of shoplifting and sen
tenced by Municipal Judge Elizabeth Pittman to 14 days
in jail.
Later, on advice from Public Defender Ivory Griggs
Miss Lay signed a poverty affidavit allowing her appeal'
bond costs to be paid by the county.
Griggs said he didn't serve as a court-appointed attor
ney for Miss Lay when she went to court though court re
cords list Griggs for all of her appearances. Griggs said he
"volunteered" to handle appeal bond setting for Miss Lay
and another woman arrested with her, Wendy Woskoff
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