Kissinger Trip Delays Stall Latin American Policy Push
Secretary Kissinger postpones two Latin American consultations and a planned tour to Argentina Brazil Chile Peru and Venezuela because of the new U.S. trade act and Middle East uncertainty. Argentina delays Buenos Aires meeting, while Latin American governments press for workable conditions. The State Department vows to work with Congress to fix the act and argues some Latin partners demand incompatible terms.
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Levi Admits Wishy Washy Image Before Senate Panel
Attorney general designate Edward Levi told the Senate Judiciary Committee he avoids firm positions on many issues to protect university neutrality. He did commit to drafting guidelines on government wiretapping and FBI surveillance while suggesting some questions may remain unresolved. In Ankara, the Turkish army began withdrawing a brigade of about 3,000 from Cyprus, Defense Minister Tahmi Sancar announced.
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Oil Tariff Plan May Cost Families Up To 345 A Year
White House officials say Ford energy plan could raise the average family’s costs by as much as 345 a year, with 278 on average. Eight northeastern governors filed suit challenging the plan, joined by New England Tower Co and Rep Drinan. The levy starts at 1 per barrel, rising to 2 in March and 3 in April, with regional variances and veto prospects amid Senate and House actions.
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21 Million Shares Traded in 3 Hours
In New York trading, stocks rose amid strong IBM performance and lower prime rates. The Dow jumped about 6 points to near 850, with over 20 million shares changing hands in the first three hours as investors debated whether the rally signals a durable uptrend.
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Brawley Earthquake Swarm Jolts Imperial Valley Town
Imperial Valley residents report over 1000 quakes since Thursday centered on the Brawley fault with magnitudes up to 5 plus. City officials note light damage and ongoing seismic activity as Caltech and USGS scientists monitor the unfolding quake swarm near the Mexican border five miles southeast of Brawley.
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Novotny Dies, Ending Long Czech Communist Rule
Antonin Novotny, 70, once the Czech Communist party chief whose iron grip helped shape Czechoslovakia for 15 years, died of heart illness. He was ousted in 1968 as Dubcek liberalization rose, then swept from power amid economic troubles and student unrest before Soviet invasion.
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Magruder Tells Of Prison Theft
Allenwood Florida AP Jeb Stuart Magruder deputy director of President Nixon's 1972 re election campaign says his belongings were stolen from the prison. He was serving seven months of a 10 month to 4 year sentence and was released by Judge John Simen on Jan 9. He had not been in the prison since August when moved to testify in the Watergate case and returned to the prison farm to collect his belongings last weekend.
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Woman braves snow for one foothold game in bitter cold
A woman watches a single foothold game amid snow and sleet on a miserably cold day. She quips that it may be another silly question and asks why they do not go home.
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Church to chair probe into spying by U S agencies
Senate votes 2 4 to create a nine month 750 10 probe of intelligence operations chaired by Senator Church a veteran critic of the Vietnam War The panel will recruit staff and hold hearings while avoiding leaks and protecting national security with transcripts released when appropriate
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