Peru to buy Soviet supersonic airplanes
Peru plans to purchase Soviet supersonic fighter jets in a first Latin American arms sale outside Cuba. The Soviet offer includes favorable terms with ten years to pay and a two year grace period, aiding Peru's cash crunch amid a shift from a left leaning military regime to a centrist government under Gen. Morales Bermudez.
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Stanford Poll Finds Mixed Carters and Fords Support
Stanford University researcher Robert Blake surveyed eight Bay Area voters, four named Ford and four named Carter. Among Ford voters one said Ford and Carter supporters both cited Carter, while Carter voters showed strong Carter preference with most backing their candidate.
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FPC cuts natural gas price hike to ease bills
The Federal Power Commission tentatively shaved pennies from the interstate natural gas price rise, promising detailed rates Friday. The cutback aims to curb consumer bills, with estimates showing annual household increases easing to about 10 to 15 dollars. The agency trimmed the price largely by revising rates for old versus new wells and clarified rules on redrilled wells, revising its prior 3.5 billion dollar annual impact estimate down to about 2.04 billion.
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Helms resigns as U S ambassador to Iran amid Watergate
Former CIA director and ambassador to Iran, Helms, 64, resigns amid Watergate fallout. Sources note he timed the move to distance himself from politics before the new administration. Helms faced scrutiny over CIA activities and testimony, with no indictment issued.
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Woman Voting at Morning Pickup for 19th Presidency
A wheelchair user votes at about 7 a.m. choosing her 19th presidential ballot. She has participated in every presidential election since age 21, saying voting is a necessary civic duty and that everyone should have an interest in the nation.
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Phone company halts charge practice in state areas
Pacific Telephone Co. ordered to stop charging extra message units for calls to certain customers in specified areas. The 32 vote found SMRT rates unfair and impractical, applying only to non flat-rate plans. Lifeline thirty-message service also affected. SMRT used five minute intervals and required extra equipment. The company halted the service in limited regions and plans an appeal to the committee before court if needed.
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