Schlesinger backs Reagan on defense policy, stays neutral on Ford
Former Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger briefed Ronald Reagan on defense policy but will not back Ford or any candidate. He seeks to influence views from outside party labels and has warned Ford may cut defense spending too deeply. Also: UAW backs Carter in Florida. Ford may push state control of health programs. Reagan campaigns in Wisconsin defending his plan to shift federal programs to states. Morton named White House counselor. Sanford to rest at Duke. Shriver backs funding for democratic parties abroad.
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Arabs Agree On UN Resolve To Press Israeli Withdrawals
Arab delegates reached a principle agreement on a United Nations Security Council resolution demanding Israeli withdrawal from all occupied Arab territories and recognition of Palestinians' inalienable national rights as the basis for a peace settlement. A draft is expected by week’s end, with U S positions debated. Syria’s Mouaffak Altaf urged four steps toward peace including total Israeli withdrawal.
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Cyclamate Wins Qualified Safety Endorsement From Panel
A blue ribbon panel concludes cyclamate has 95 percent probability of not causing cancer but notes lingering doubts it may be a weak carcinogen. The study warns no long term experiment could prove absolute safety, and ongoing regulatory debate is expected.
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Smugglers Hit After Bayboro Marijuana Seizure
State Bureau of Investigation launches full-scale raid after a weekend seizure of 25 tons of high grade Colombian marijuana from a trawler on the Pamlico River. Nine arrested including John David Steele Sr. former mayor of Hallandale Fla. and his son John David Steele Jr. of Hollywood Fla. Others named are Ernest Mayo and son Gary Mayo George Lup ton Daniel Engle Danny Isenhardt and Michael Rowe. Bonds set from 15000 to 75000. Authorities call the coast a growing route for illegal drugs.
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Dunlop resigns as labor secretary amid veto clash
Secretary of Labor John T. Dunlop resigns after Ford vetoed a controversial construction site picketing bill. He will stay in the Cabinet until January 31 before returning to Harvard. W.J. Usery Jr. is favored as successor. Meany and Woodcock were among labor leaders consulted.
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