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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1978
Page
3
US officials tell NATO partners that President Carter will postpone but not cancel neutron bomb production. An imminent NATO council announcement in Brussels may embarrass allies who expected neutron weapons to join Europe’s arsenal with Lance missiles and artillery shells.
In Manila opponents of President Marcos protest soon after voting starts in the first National Assembly elections in five years. Corazon Aquino says poll watchers are barred in parts of Makati, a Manila suburb, expressing shock at reported booth access issues.
Israel will start a two stage partial pullback of troops from southern Lebanon on Tuesday along the eastern front. The phased withdrawal aims to be finished by next Friday, after Lt. Gen. Mordechai Gur presented plans to U N Middle East operations chief in Jerusalem.
EPA official Charles Porter said milk in 10 states including South Carolina contained trace radiation from a March 14 Chinese nuclear test. He stressed the levels were too small to pose any health hazard and urged no changes in milk consumption patterns.
The Common Market summit opens in Copenhagen amid unhappiness over President Carter's dollar policy and European fuel deliveries. Leaders from Britain France Italy West Germany Denmark Ireland Belgium Luxembourg and the Netherlands attend as calls grow for more stable currencies and stronger U.S. action.
On June 23 1973 the United States and the Soviet Union announced an agreement to increase air passenger service between the two countries.
The February unemployment rate for all Americans fell to 6.1 percent, easing overall joblessness while concerns persist about black youths. Black teen unemployment stayed high at 38 percent, though down from 38.7 in January. Julius Shiskin noted progress but cautioned the black rate remains too high.
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