U.S.-Britain Flight Talks Near Deadline Without Accord
Talks on the postwar air pact between the United States and Britain faltered with minutes left before midnight Washington time. Britain seeks greater market share and an end to the postwar agreement while the United States insists on free competition.
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Associated Press
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Supreme Court rules no federal obligation to fund abortions
The court declines to require states to pay for most abortions, affecting about 300 000 poor women and 100 000 teenagers annually. Public hospitals cannot be forced to perform abortions for those who cannot afford them, leaving funding decisions to states and hospitals. Justice Powell notes no constitutional obligation to cover pregnancy costs for indigent women.
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Richard Carelli
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Lewis F Powell Jr
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Senate cites lax mine safety blamed for 260 deaths since 1972
A Senate report links lax mine safety laws and weak Interior Department enforcement to 260 deaths in five major mine disasters since 1972. It accompanies a vote on Carter era legislation to strengthen laws and shift enforcement to the Labor Department, naming Buffalo Creek, Sunshine Mine, Blacksville Scotia Kentucky Tower City and related incidents.
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Tom Raum
Associated Press
Washington
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Missing Uganda President Amin Rumors Swirl In Nairobi
Reports from Nairobi say Idi Amin is absent from official appearances as Uganda and Kenya watch for any word on his whereabouts. Kampala officials confirm cabinet meets but offer no location for the president. Diplomats note increased troops and roadblocks around Kampala amid confusion.
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Campaign debts linger as FEC audits lag
The Federal Election Commission has not billed Ronald Reagan Gerald Ford or Henry M Jackson for unspent campaign subsidies totaling about 691000. Auditors struggle with heavy workload delaying final review of hundreds of campaigns ten months to a year after their bids ended.
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Associated Press
Washington
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FDA Delays Saccharin Ban After Canadian Study Link
The FDA postpones implementing a proposed saccharin ban until fall to review a new Canadian study linking artificial sweeteners to a higher risk of bladder cancer in men. The delay extends the public comment period by up to 60 days as agency officials assess the unpublished findings and consumer reaction.
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Washington
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Wayne Pines
Special Events Aims for El Salvador’s Ma rmba Fiesta
El Salvador plans a three month summer festival named Ma rmb a Fiesta to honor the national instrument. In the United States the phrase the 400 refers to the inner circle of society, tracing to Mrs William Astor and Ward McAlister over ball guest lists.
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Central America
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