Rhodesian Pullout From Mozambique Ends Offensive
Rhodesian forces began withdrawing from Mozambique after overran bases and seizing Mapai. Lt. Gen. Peter Walls said occupation ended and troops return home having destroyed terrorist dumps. Walls denied Mozambican contact and framed action as defensive to protect residents. International protests followed. U.N. Waldheim and others condemned the invasion.
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Simple sterilization for women studied
CHICAGO (UPS) Two population groups plan loans to expand a simple female sterilization method. The minilaparotomy procedure costs under 300 dollars, requires only a small incision, local anesthesia, and can be done in a doctor's office with a same day return home.
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UPS
United States
Planned Parenthood Federation
Association For Voluntary Sterilization
GOP TV energy reply targets Carter program
Washington relies on a $20,000 nationwide GOP television reply featuring Reagan and other leaders to dispute Carter energy policy. NBC airs a half hour at 8 pm. the show argues Carter taxes energy, not conservation, with interviews from miners, auto workers, farmers, and transit advocates.
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Sirhan to Talk Today as Aides Plan New Probe
Two Los Angeles County supervisors Baxter Ward and Kenneth Hahn traveled to Soledad prison to meet Sirhan Sirhan and ask why he killed Senator Robert F. Kennedy in 1968 and whether others were involved. Sirhan’s lawyer says he is willing to talk openly, threatening a possible third reinvestigation despite prior conclusions of sole culpability.
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UPI
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PLO Claims Israel Invasion of Lebanon Report
The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine says 1,000 Israeli troops with 50 vehicles penetrated three miles into Lebanon in a second incursion within a week. Israeli and Lebanese spokesmen denied the report as clashes and shelling intensified around Arqoub and Taibe with about 30 deaths or injuries reported.
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Moluccans Wander Outside Train in Dutch Siege
South Moluccan gunmen strolled beside the hijacked train near Assen taking photographs while 56 hostages remained inside and authorities avoided action. Four teachers held at Bavensmilde school while more than 100 children were released last Friday amid illness. One official said 15 children would not return to the seized school, and many parents doubt their children will return. The gunmen demand passage out of the Netherlands with 21 jailed islanders as crisis talks continue with mediators rejected by both sides.
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UPI
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Begin drafts moderated platform on occupied lands in Israel
Tel Aviv report says Menahem Begin outlines a new 15 point policy aiming to soften the Likud hard line on Arab lands. The document asserts the Jewish people's inalienable right to the land without naming the West Bank and seeks DMC backing.
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