Kissinger Talks Aim To Halt Rhodesia South Africa Turmoil
In Pretoria Kissinger and Vorster pursue a peace path as Johannesburg Soweto clashes leave students dead and wounded. Riots flare in Cape Town townships while Smith heads to SA for possible talks on a peaceful Rhodesian power transfer by 1978.
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Landslides Cause Higher Annual Loss Than Earthquakes in Washington
A Washington State survey finds landslides average $10 million in annual losses, exceeding damage from earthquakes. The study highlights landslide risk as a major insured and economic concern for the region.
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Moon rally nears 100000 crowd in Washington festival
Washington AP Moon followers plan the God Bless America Festival with Moon to headline a fireworks show expected to draw 100000 plus attendees while counterdemonstrations by parents former members and Yippies oppose Moon's methods. Park Service cites 120000 for police security with 300 officers citywide 475 DC officers.
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Welfare abortion limits face legal challenges in Congress
A Senate approved provision bars most federal funds from abortions, except to save the mother. The measure, part of a $56.6 billion labor health education welfare bill sent to President Ford, could be vetoed. If signed, abortion funding would remain allowed for rape incests or ectopic pregnancy. groups vow legal challenge.
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Time off dispute dominates Ford UAW negotiations
Ford and the UAW faced a central clash over 12 additional days off to boost employment and job security, with Ford proposing five days a year instead. Talks resume Monday after a week of informal talks following a 170000 worker walkout, while Ford's output reached 155625 cars last week.
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Carter and Ford wooing south this week
Jimmy Carter campaigns across the South stressing Georgia roots to counter Ford gains in the region. He praises civil rights advances as liberating the South while criticizing past opposition to desegregation. Ford forecasts progress in his Southern push despite trailing in polls. Carter stops in Biloxi with Senators Stennis and Eastland and reflects on Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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