Italian CD leadership urges dropping Communist coalition
Rome AP Italy's ruling Christian Democrats faced a call from Secretary-General Benigno Zaccagnini to reject a formal alliance with the Communists. He noted their strong vote share but urged cooperation to tackle the economic crisis. Premier Moro held talks with Enrico Berlinguer seeking support for emergency measures. The lira fluctuated on the Milan market as Washington warned against Communist inclusion.
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Christian Democrats
Benigno Zaccagnini
Aldo Moro
Enrico Berlinguer
Milan
U.S
America
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
France
Europe
Jacques Chirac
United States
Francois Mitterand
Railway's Future Bright for Kowloon Canton Line
The Kowloon Canton Railway posted a $2.4 million profit for last year and carried 1.2 million tons of Chinese freight in 1975. At 22 miles, the line links British Hong Kong with the PRC and expects higher use as China expands exports.
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People’s Republic of China
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China
Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon to live apart
Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones the Earl of Snowdon have mutually agreed to live apart and deny plans for divorce. The palace statement says the princess will fulfill public duties without him, and custody details for their two children are not announced. The Queen expressed sadness and emphasized no pressure toward a specific course.
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Rhodesia Talks Fail Over Future of White Rule
In Salisbury the talks on Rhodesia's political future collapsed with both sides claiming failure. Black nationalist Joshua Nkokom pledged a news conference while Prime Minister Ian Smith indicated he might speak later. The white minority holds power amid black guerrilla raids from Mozambique and a Mozambican state of war declaration along the frontier.
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Rhodesia
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Joshua Nkokom
Ian Smith
Britain
Mozambique
Hunger and neglect in private nursing homes blamed on policy
Senate investigators find mentally ill patients in private facilities in New Jersey and Illinois facing hunger roaches leaking roofs exposed wires and cardboard doors. They charge government policy incentives shift patients from public to private care and cite profits over care.
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Senate
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Newark
Illinois
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Moss
Oss
New York
Jurors hear conflicting portraits in Hearst trial final phase
In San Francisco Patricia Hearst faces closing arguments as jurors prepare to deliberate in an eight week bank robbery case. Prosecutor Browning urged basing verdict on evidence including film and tapes while defense attorney Bailey argued the case centers on survival and fear.
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Patricia Hearst
U.S
James L. Browning Jr
F. Lee Bailey
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Oliver J. Carter
Browning
Miss Hearst
Bailey
Patricia Campbell Hearst
Nuclear facilities endure threats with no public endangerment
Federal authorities say since 1969 there have been about 175 threats or acts of violence against nuclear facilities including bomb threats arson and security breaches. Two incidents involved alleged plans to use nuclear material but no material was ever possessed. The NRC and Energy Research and Development Administration provided limited details to avoid aiding terrorists.
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
Congress Watch
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Jim Cubie
The
Energy Research and Development Administration
Cubie
Vermont Yankee invites safety probe hearings in Vermont
Larry Keyes of Vermont Yankee said the plant welcomes a state health board inquiry into safety at the Vernon plant. About 75 people attended the session as officials urged specific answers to questions rather than generalities during the public hearings held in southern Vermont communities.
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Vermont Yankee Cern
Vermont Health Board
Vernon
Keyes
Vermont
Barton Opposes Searsport Nuclear Plant as Coast Energy Shift
Democratic candidate Rick Barton urged the Searsport project be halted arguing a billion dollars could fund sun and wind energy and small hydro or tidal power at Passamaquoddy Bay. He cited nuclear risks and liability limits, noting Maine’s fuel adjustment charges.
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Searsport
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Waldo County Democratic Committee
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