Five Year Natural Gas Deregulation Plan Drafted in Senate Talks
House energy negotiators floated a five year deregulation path with a standby power to re impose a price ceiling if prices soar. The plan aims to bridge a split between Senate conservatives and liberals while winning support from moderates, with intrastate gas regulation kept during the period and a possible later full lift.
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Brezhnev's Wife Victoria Given Rare Western Portrait
Soviet media on Friday released a portrait and brief bio of Victoria Brezhnev on the eve of her 70th birthday. Officials noted domestic publication plans remain uncertain and she is typically kept out of the limelight. The description calls her the president's wife and helpmate and lauds her spirit and vigor.
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Viktoria Brezhnev
Leonid Brezhnev
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Soviets concede on cruise missile testing ranges in talks
U.S. defense officials say Russia has agreed to permit testing of all cruise missiles from sea ground and bomber bases up to 1550 miles, though deployment remains banned beyond 372 miles. The move aims to speed a SALT accord with verification talks continuing.
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U.N. Votes to Create Watchdog on South Africa Arms Embargo
The U.N. Security Council unanimously approved a subsidiary watchdog to enforce the embargo on South Africa amid fears of smuggling. The 15-0 vote established a monitoring body after the embargo itself, aimed at pressuring Pretoria over apartheid.
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Carter signs bill funding Labor and Health for aborti ons policy
President Carter signed the Labor and Health and Welfare appropriations bill for the current fiscal year totaling 60.2 billion. The measure includes a new Medicaid abortion policy allowing procedures to save the mother's life or prevent severe health damage, with two doctors needed for health related approvals and expanded eligibility for rape and incest victims.
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