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Show ' v - J . v1- The Sail Lake Tribune. Friday, May ti IVniiin the - x 4 12. 1978 ILmk Retcliam Hv y y Conventional Weapon Limit? U.S., Russ OK Arms Talk Carter said the first meeting in the series will take place early this summer, at a date and place as yet uiidetermined. In the meantime, the world will get an idea of how far apart the two countries are when they present their positions on the subject to the United Nations General Assemblys Special Session on Disarmament later this month. The United (AP) nd the Soviet Union have aeed for the first time to begin negotiations to limit conventional arms sales. In a joint communique issued Thursday, the two countries said, The problem of limiting international transfers of conventional arms is urgent, and agreed to hold talks. But that was all they agreed on. Department spokesman Hodding Carter acknowledged that both countries have in the past called for restraints on the transfer of conventional arms, a category which covers all military equipment except nuclear explosives. Nothing has come of those statements. But Carter noted that this is the first time the United States has agreed to a continuing set of concrete negotiations. He called that development promising. The announcement came on the same day the Senate Foreign Relations Committee considered one of the biggest conventional arms sales proposals in American history, the $4.8 billion package of jets for Israel, Egypt and Saudi Arabia. But Carter said the timing was coincidental. On an 8 vote, the panel refused to approve a resolution aimed at blocking the arms sales. WASHINGTON State know this neighborhood pretty good just WHICH hill are you over? I .. News to Use Tags Differentiate Blood of Donors Carter indicated that the United States plans to maintain its special arms sales relationship with the NATO countries, Australia, New Zealand and Japan. Those nations have already been placed in a special, exempt category in the administrations unilateral efforts to reduce its arms sales. We will not let these talks jeopardize shipments of necessary arms to our allies and friends, he said. Carter also said that before any agreement was reached, the United States would consult with all its allies and invite the participation of the rest of the worlds major arms exporters. $)i Served Smorgasbord Si vie baron ot Bc Baked Ham Fresh Mr Inn- - Spring amb C.ult Io.k t Shrimp Oysters 8-- e Remote control allows you to retrieve your from anywhere in the world. messages Remote 80A One of the Best Telephone Answering Devices Made Remote control y Records conversations Easy self Installation two-wa- Voice actuated Silent Motor Monitoring System Includes Remote Key COME IN AND SEE ALL MAKES AND TALK TC THE EXPERTS 9 kJsW- O'ZH'Vfc idU" QiI3D week. O VALLEY FAIR DOWNTOWN Specials for Mother MOTHER'S DAY SUNDAY MAY 14 SET 50-PIE- CE STONEWARE 49.99 Regular 89.99 Ideal lor baking biscuits, rolls, en trees and potatoes. Automatic two slire toaster Dishwasher safe . . . oven and microwave oven proof. Four hand painted patterns to choose from. 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O COTTONWOOD hed Salmon Plus 30 more items Open t;ee;v to iiv'T' The one you missed last week? & (pccio( (A)OtCV9 1 i. Carter refused to discuss details of the United States or Soviet proposals. He said neither side presented detailed plans for limiting arms sales at the initial session, held in Helsinki last By Randolph E. Schmid Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON Starting on Monday, blood intended for transfusions will have to be labeled as coming either from a paid or a volunteer donor. The Food and Drug Administration issued the rule in an attempt to reduce the risk of transmitting hepatitis through blood transfusions. FDA officials say blood from paid donors and commercial blood banks has been shown to be three to 10 times more likely to cause hepatitis than blood from volunteer donors. Hepatitis is a serious liver infection which FDA estimates occurs in 10,000 to 30,000 persons annually following blood transfusions. Hepatitus Costly Disease Hepatitis is a costly disease, not only in dollars but in human lives. At least 400 people die of hepatitis each year, and the cost to treat a single case runs as high as $30,000, said FDA Commissioner Donald Kennedy. He said that under the new rule blood labels will provide physicians and their patients with important safety information. This regulation is designed to reduce the risks associated with blood transfusions and is consistent with the goal of the governments national blood policy to move blood donor systeh. toward an Rule Differentiates Donor Under the rule a paid donor is defined as a person who receives money for donating blood. A volunteer is defined as a person who does not receive cash, although he may get time off from work or membership in a blood assurance program. Besides whole blood, the regulation also covers red blood cells, antihemophilic factor, platelet concentrate and single donor plasma. 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