Carter aides debate tax cuts plans amid inauguration talk
Plains Georgia Monday reports President elect Carter's budget head and advisers pursuing tax cuts as a stimulus to the economy. Bishop Cannon to deliver inauguration sermon. Carter aims to reduce nuclear arms with Soviet leader Brezhnev and outlines planned arms reductions and strategic dialogue.
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World Bank says debt problems of poor nations exaggerated
A World Bank study released yesterday challenges claims that debt repayments by war torn and developing nations are crushing their economies. It argues 1974 debt service costs were manageable, while 1994 total debt for poor and developing countries reached about 42000 million, with notable disparities in per capita wealth and export performance across regions. The report highlights the US as the largest economy with a GNP over 01,625,090 million and notes mixed growth patterns in Asia and Africa.
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Hua warns Gang of Four at national conference in Tokyo
Dr Hua attacks the Gang of Four during a second National Agricultural conference in Tokyo cited by Xinhua and AP. He lists four major tasks for China including strengthening the Communist Party, boosting agriculture, and advancing ideological study, with remarks attributed to Mrs. Hua and other delegates.
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Rhodesian Guerilla Talks With Nationalist Union
In a Wednesday interview, Zimbabwe African National Union leaders urged unity for talks at the Geneva conference. The discussion centered on forging a united stance against external pressure and shaping Zimbabwe's post-colonial path.
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War game analysis argues any outcome possible in Europe
The piece surveys John Keegan’s The Face of Battle and a 1980s debate on conventional versus nuclear NATO strategy in Central Europe. It notes the limits of calculations, the risk of unpredictable outcomes if Warsaw Pact forces attack NATO, and shifts toward flexible deterrence including newer weapon concepts.
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Brazil weighs ending US military aid pact
Rio de Janeiro reports Brazil may cancel its military aid agreement with the United States after Army Navy Air Force and Joint General Staff studies. The Lilhitia Hora newspaper cited that equipment supplied since the 1940s has largely fallen from use worldwide.
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Beef import policy sparks Australasian protest plan
A garbled report outlines tensions over beef imports with Australia proposing a mid January conference. Ministers Navin and Sneakey are cited, while Japan faces a foreign beet import issue for the current fiscal year ending March with a quota reduction from 45,009 to 200,000 tonnes.
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Red Army man not deported in North Korea case
In Tokyo on Monday a Foreign Ministry spokesman said the leader of a fringe Japanese Red Army unit has not been deported to North Korea. The briefing noted no action to detain or deport the individual involved.
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Madrid seizure of communist leaders stirs Spain protests
In Madrid authorities arrested December 22 seven top Communist Party leaders including Secretary General Currilili and a party central committee member on charges of war association. The party warns a demonstration will be organized if they are not released within 24 hours. The case involves Carillo defense by lawyer Gimenes, former Franco cabinet minister now leader of the Democratic Left Party. No word on Anonia Marty Be Oral 829 fate.
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