Weather Summary With Wind NW at 14 mph
The 10 p.m. report shows wind NW at 14 mph. Sun sets 5 47, moon rises 6 53. Year ago today high 52, low 38, precip .61. Record highs 68 in 1930, record lows 10 in 1963. Extended outlook fair Tuesday with a chance of rain Wednesday and partly cloudy Thursday. Highs 40s to 50s Tuesday, cooling to 30s to 40s by Thursday. Lows 30s to 40s Tuesday, down to 20s by Thursday.
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Bitter U S dispute over Soviet gas pipeline participation
On page 1A a bitter dispute centers on slowing the $10 billion Soviet pipeline to Western Europe. The question is whether the United States should ban subsidiaries of American firms from participating even with foreign government approval, after American firms are already barred from direct involvement. Secretary of State Alexander Haig and aides advocate a tougher approach.
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Pipeline vote sparks Western energy debate in Europe
Debates over a pipeline project reflect fears of European dependence on Soviet energy despite promises of jobs and exports to Western economies. State Department favors urging allies to set limits on energy use and emissions while allowing American subsidiaries to participate.
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Reuss Haig Clash Over Siberian Pipeline Sanctions
European observers complain U.S. policy toward East West trade is incoherent as Washington lifts the grain embargo but blocks Western participation in the Siberian pipeline. Haig and Weinberger defend sanctions and future credits while French banks fund Soviet pipeline equipment.
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Tactics To Delay Budget Decision Under Reagan Plan
Reagan aides push a seven month delay on budget resolution by forcing Congress to extend debate. They expect lawmakers to coalesce behind the deficit funded plan as they duel on taxes and defense. A debt ceiling vote anticipated in April could extend government funding before a budget is approved.
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Partnership for Prosperity Fund Aims for US Japan Trade Boost
Gov. Graham and Sugahara discussed a $10 billion Partnership for Prosperity Fund to finance major trade and economic development projects in the United States. The plan seeks to create jobs and spur economic expansion across states. Graham said the fund could have a dramatic impact on state economies and would be briefed to governors on Monday.
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Ray vetoes change for firefighters
Gov. Robert Ray vetoed a bill that would extend eligibility for promotion on the firefighters list from two to three years. He cited that the measure targeted only firemen, would delay promotion for some meritorious staff, and limit directors from using recent performance in qualification decisions.
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