Congress and Carter settle funding to avoid payroll delays
The House and Senate agreed on a stopgap funding measure to keep Labor Health and Welfare agencies operating through month end while regular appropriations are resolved. President Carter signed the bill Thursday night, averting furloughs for thousands of federal employees.
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Ehrlichman gets reduced prison term and possible early release
Former White House aide John Ehrlichman has his sentence cut to 42 months or 20 months to five years in the plumbers case and may be released on parole when the parole commission decides. The judge noted potential release by Christmas if swift action occurs.
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Vietnamese seize American yacht Brillig in South China Sea
Three Americans aboard the 39 foot yacht Brillig reported safe after being seized by Vietnamese gunboats and towed toward Saigon. Owner Cornelia Anne Dellenbaugh, 28, of Vero Beach Florida, identified in the radio transmissions along with a second operator confirming her voice. The group said they expected to reach Saigon the next day.
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Dissident Valentin Turchin Leaves Soviet Union for Exile
Dissident leader Valentin Turchin waved a final farewell to about 100 friends before leaving Moscow for exile in the West. He heads to Vienna then New York to teach at Columbia University after decades of KGB pressure and arrests.
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Soviets mum on U S criticism at Belgrade talks
Soviet delegates at the Belgrade conference refused to answer the U S statement condemning Russian limits on speech religion and emigration. European diplomats expect Yuri Vorontsov to offer an indirect reply outlining the Soviet position on Helsinki human rights at today’s sessions.
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