Chile Nationalizes U.S. Copper Investment In Chile
Chilean Congress unanimously nationalized the U S copper holdings, worth about 642 million dollars, with indemnification to be decided by a special tribunal. Payments to be made over up to 30 years at 3 percent interest, ore bodies declared state property, and the state to absorb the foreign debt of 642 million owed by the mixed companies.
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Weather outlook favors midweek mild temperatures
Patchy low clouds persist tonight and Tuesday morning with gradual clearing. Expect highs in the 70s to 80s and some spots near 60s, winds from the northwest at 12 to 20 mph in the afternoon.
Senate edges toward welfare reform amid final push
The Senate moves toward final action on a Democratic sponsored welfare reform bill as last minute urging from advocates pressures lawmakers to back the program. President Reagan addresses support for the reform, aiming to secure votes and smooth passage on page 2 of the edition.
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Ronald Reagan
Nixon promises destruction of nation’s bio weapons stockpile
Destruction begins Tuesday on the country’s sole stockpile of anti personnel germ weapons fulfilling a 1969 pledge by President Nixon. White House aides say Italy’s decision to limit ghose shipments may blunt a push for import quotas. Lockheed seeks government aid as Senate committee schedules a $250 million loan guarantee review.
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Monarchs and markets in a tumultuous week of world events
The report notes King Hassan II of Morocco surviving a coup attempt while King Hussein of Jordan and another Arab monarch react with relief. It cites the 1970 U N Statistical Yearbook showing Asia as over half of a 3.56 billion world population, with Latin American and Arab nations growing fastest. It also covers South Vietnamese forces rebuilding Fire Support Base Fuller near the DMZ as North Vietnamese summer offensives face B52 strikes.
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Jordan
Hassan II
Morocco
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Demilitarized Zone
Quang Tri Province
Nixon's West prospects hinge on lunch bucket issues
Western governors debated Nixon's 1972 chances as the West shifts politically. They cited economy and domestic concerns over Vietnam, with governors split on whether Nixon could win their states if he is the Republican nominee. Muskie was seen as strongest Democratic candidate in several western states.
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Alaska
Cecil D. Andrus
Idaho
Stanley ‘A Away
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Aoona
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Fighting resumes in Rabat during abortive coup
In Rabat clashes renewed between loyalist troops and insurgents seeking to overthrow King Hassan. The violence centered near the state radio station after rebels seized it for six hours. Official tolls vary, with estimates up to 200 dead including 159 Te bels, and 28 confirmed dead with 33 wounded per MAP.
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Morocco
UPI
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Teb Els
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Marcel Dupret
Supreme Court
Ahmed Behnini
Bombings greet Northern Ireland parade eve
Belfast bomb blasts hit downtown shopping thoroughfare hours before Protestant celebrations marking William of Orange victory. No injuries reported but dozens of shop windows blown out as police said bombs were likely car thrown. Army units moved to bases ahead of security plan for Boyne anniversary parades across Ulster.
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Northern Ireland
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Orange Order
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Battle of the Boyne
Ulster
Ardoyne
Londonderry
Storm threatens Transpacific Yacht Race leaders
Honolulu reports a massive hurricane Denise moving northwest at mile-an-hour winds toward the Transpacific Yacht Race. The storm, 300 miles across, is forecast to pass 400 miles north of Hawaii Monday, potentially intercepting the 2 2 5 mile race from San Pedro to Honolulu and marking the first hurricane interference in the event started in 1906.
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Denise
San Pedro
Honoduy
Graps
Nixon approves record $5.1 billion for education programs
President Nixon signed a $5.1 billion education appropriation for the upcoming fiscal year, a figure $303 million above his request and $863 million over last year. The bill funds federal programs in thousands of classrooms, with hearing plans for desegregation support and student loan expansion, while noting budget tradeoffs and potential reallocations to fit a revised distribution.
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