Soviets defend human rights claims amid Western protests
Moscow counters Western criticisms of Helsinki accords by pledging rights to work housing medical care and rest while denouncing dissidents as a minority and accusing the United States of rights violations. Tass and Pravda highlight alleged U.S. political prisoners and surveillance as examples.
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U S Fish and Wildlife asks Roseau project be delayed
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service urged the Army Corps of Engineers to postpone a 16 million flood control project on the Roseau River citing major wildlife habitat loss in Minnesota and Canada. The eight month study warns of 94000 acres of Manitoba wetlands and 64800 acres in Minnesota affected, plus degradation of prime gamefish streams. Col Forrest T Gay III defended the project as necessary for flood control.
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