Kissinger visit unsettles Panamanian civilians in Canal Zone
About 10,000 American civilians in the Panama Canal Zone fear Henry Kissinger's upcoming Panama visit will disrupt their lives and heighten tension and anxiety as treaty negotiations continue. Patria Fulton told ambassador Ellsworth Bunker that uncertainty dominates their outlook and daily existence. In Moscow, Roy Medvedev defends Solzhenitsyn's Gulag Archipelago, calling it a truthful account of the Soviet labor camp system despite disagreements on Leninism Stalinism and Marxism.
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Skylab 3 astronauts to begin return home Friday
Skylab 3 crew Gerald P Carr William R Pogue and Edward G Gibson nearing the end of an 84 day mission plan to start homeward transit at 6 34 am EDT Friday in Houston The commander quips its a nice place to visit but we wouldnt want to live here all the time Vice President Ford says Nixon tapes and summaries are under active consideration with timing uncertain and no specific information on Dean list details.
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Nixon hints at price controls by April
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration plans to implement price controls by April 13 and rely on persuasion to restrain actions. It may propose continuing controls on health and petroleum industries amid the energy crisis.
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State Supreme Court upholds prison cruelty ruling in Philly
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court sustains 10 lower court rulings finding conditions in Philadelphia prisons cruel and unusual. The court will also review a request to appoint Supervisors to oversee prison reform efforts.
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Jackson Sees Trouble For New Energy Bill
In Washington the Senate reopens debate on an emergency energy bill with an oil price rollback opposed by the administration. Senator Henry M. Jackson warns of trouble as Republicans and White House lobbyists hint at moves to block final action before Lincoln Day recess. The bill would authorize presidential fuel-saving measures, including possible gasoline rationing, and cut oil prices by about four cents per gallon, a plan criticized by federal energy officials as unworkable.
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Four hostages freed as Kuwait siege nears end
Kuwaiti officials reported four hostages released from the Japanese Embassy today while ongoing talks indicated the siege might conclude tonight. Authorities continued to bar entry for four Singaporean pro Arab terrorists and refused to allow food or safe landings, with Japan pressing Kuwait to change course.
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