Carter Eyes Postponed World Trip After Christmas
President Carter plans to reschedule his global tour after Christmas and weigh foreign reactions to new dates Dec 27 to Jan 8. Diplomatic sources say he may discuss the postponed trip with the shah of Iran, who begins a two day state visit to Washington today. The Teheran stop was to occur on the four continent journey previously set to start next week.
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Shah Arrives in Newport News for White House Talks
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi of Iran lands in Newport News on a state visit carrying a military shopping list and an oil price offer. He will meet President Carter in Washington, amid cheers from supporters and protests from student demonstrators. The shah spends the night at Colonial Williamsburg Inn.
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Fox moves to tighten RCMP Security Service powers
Ottawa Canada Francis Fox solicitor general announces administrative and legislative steps to ensure RCMP Security Service operations are legal amid weeks of Commons debate alleging illegal mail interceptions break ins arson and seizure of medical records He promises controls before royal commission hearings begin in Ottawa. Cyprus archbishop Chrysostomos vows to fight foreign occupation after enthronement in Nicosia pledging to follow Makarios and end Turkish occupation of 40 percent of the island.
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Energy panel may back gentler federal rate control
Washington delegates from the House Senate energy conference weigh curbs on state rate making with a split plan that could curb federal takeover. Critics warn of unintended effects on Mrs. Jones and small business. A separate tax accord approves a commuter van pool tax credit and clarifies that employer commuting reimbursements are tax free.
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Interpretive showdown over full employment bill in U S
Washington notes that after months of talks President Carter and congressional sponsors agree on the text of a compromise full employment bill but clash over its meaning. The plan aims to cut unemployment from about 7 percent to 4 percent by 1983 with flexibility on methods. The administration would need to set policies aligned with the goals, yet officials say the bill does not bind them to specific actions. Carter supports the bill while warning the objective is ambitious and may be hard to achieve.
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Biko testifies he went absolutely berserk before death
South African Maj. Harold Snyman testified in an inquest that Steve Biko fought five Interrogators, was pinned and shackled, and that a fall after being struck by a chair may have caused fatal brain damage. The testimony centers on how Biko hit his head on a wall during interrogation.
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Striking British firefighters aid hospital blaze in London
British troops fought small fires in London as striking firefighters left picket lines to assist at St. Andrew's hospital. Over 100 patients evacuated, many elderly, after a basement storeroom blaze. No injuries. 12 strikers helped 30 soldiers before returning to protests. Scotland reported an 86-year-old fatality elsewhere.
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It's a boy for Princess Anne headline
Princess Anne gave birth to a 7 pound 9 ounce son at St. Mary's Hospital in London. The baby, fifth in line to the throne, is the queen's first grandchild and first child born to a royal in 13 years. Anne and Capt. Mark Phillips were present. the queen learned the news by phone and announced the new arrival. Buckingham Palace noted the child will be greeted with a 41 gun salute from the Tower of London.
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