Nations to hold December energy and raw materials conference
Industrialized, oil exporting and developing nations agreed to send their foreign ministers to a December 16 Paris conference. The four commissions on energy, raw materials, development and finance will report to a follow up meeting a year later. Administrative blocs include US, European Community, Japan plus delegations from Zaire, India and Brazil.
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Joint spaceflight set for 1980
President Ford says further joint Soviet American science projects could follow. Space officials plan a second joint flight in the early 1980s as Leonov predicts continued cooperative experiments. The crews toured the United States after a July linkup demonstrating cross national teamwork in orbit.
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Wallace in London meets Thatcher as wheelchair suit aids tour
Alabama Governor George Wallace travels through London in a wheelchair to meet Conservative leader Margaret Thatcher at Parliament. The two hours include a 30 minute discussion on middle class protection and government size, while Wallace tours Westminster Abbey and the Tower of London with his family before Brussels talks.
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Broadway Reopens After Musicians Strike With Busy Openings
Broadway returns after a 25 day walkout as shows like A Chorus Line Pippin Shenandoah and Chicago open. Four more productions Candide Raisin The Wiz and Grease resume tonight with The Magic Show due Wednesday and Treemonisha and Boccaccio slated to debut soon. Box offices report brisk sales and exchanges while producers face a sizable financial impact from lost continuity and refunds.
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Sufficiency urged for New England energy program
Federal Energy Administrator Frank Zarb urged New England to adopt a regional energy independence program to ease dependence on imported oil. He pressed Congress to pass a federal energy program before the 1976 elections, calling for offshore oil reserves, more refineries, and expanded nuclear and coal facilities, with adequate home heating oil this winter and potential natural gas shortages.
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Task force urges de emphasis on marijuana in drug drive
White House task force recommends de emphasis of marijuana in federal anti drug efforts. President Ford’s domestic council report says drug abuse costs up to 17 billion annually and may be insoluble, urging focus on heroin amphetamines and mixed barbiturates. Ford asked for a frank appraisal last spring and the full report, reviewed by Vice President Rockefeller, may be released this week.
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Trudeau imposes price controls in Canada
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau announced selective wage and price controls on a large portion of Canada's economy. The plan caps wage hikes at 10 percent annually, allows 8 percent base with 2 percent for productivity, and limits maximum annual raise to 2,400 dollars. The rules cover the federal government, 1,500 largest firms, and most construction industry employers, with compliance expected nationwide.
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Portugal braces as Socialist coalition faces turmoil
Prime Minister Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo warned citizens that widespread anarchy and military unrest threaten the Socialist led coalition's rule. He cited mutinies and discontent as risks to governing, while warning of economic hardship with higher prices and taxes on the horizon.
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Irish Kidnappers Seek Trade Union Mediation in Herrema Case
Dublin reports the kidnap gang holding Dutch businessman Tiede Herrema asks to replace the priest mediator with Public Services union official Philip Flynn. The union confirms the message and notes Flynn studies details and may act, while the kidnappers also demand IRA prisoners’ release, which the government rejects.
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