Pakistan Army Ousts Bhutto and Imposes Martial Law
Pakistan's army seized power in a bloodless coup vowing elections in October. General Ziaul Haq announced martial law while dissolving the government and suspending parts of the constitution, with the president remaining head of state and promises of fair vote oversight.
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Hillis Flags Disturbing NAS Report on VA System Dismantling
Fifth District Rep. Elwood Hud Hillis denounces the National Academy of Sciences proposal to phase the Veterans Administration health system into general health care. He urges July hearings by the House Veterans Affairs subcommittee to review the study and defend VA independence. He warns merging with Medicare and Medicaid could erode VA benefits and cites Marion VA patients who favor current care.
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Mondale Pushes 15 Percent Education Spending Increase
Vice President Mondale promised a 1.5 billion rise in federal education aid next fiscal year if Congress resolves policy differences. He called it a turnaround in federal support, said funds would aid handicapped students, and urged NEA members to back reforms to reach poorer districts.
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