United Nations Habitat Conference aims to plan urban decade
In Vancouver AP reports the United Nations says 3.5 billion more people will need housing, enough to create about 9,900 cities of 9 million residents. The Habitat conference gathers 120 nations to devise coping strategies for rapid urban growth.
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Ford leads as Reagan challengers press for late primaries
In a national snapshot Ford holds delegate lead while Reagan backers claim unshown cards. A sweep of uncommitted New York delegates signals strength but concerns rise over April primaries in Arkansas Tennessee Nevada Idaho and Oregon with Kentucky seen tight and Ford favored in Oregon.
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Documents Destroyed In Burn Bags Controversy
Washington reports reveal a pattern of discrimination in a federal program as court records indicate three women finalists were passed over for two white males ranked lower by commissioners. The suit continues, while the White House announces eight women among next year’s fellows, the most ever for the program, amid broader claims of bias.
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Supreme Court lets pharmacists advertise prescription prices
The Supreme Court rules consumers have a right to information on prescription drug prices. Virginia’s ban on price advertising is challenged. justices warn advertising could lower costs but note professional standards may vary. FTC weighs overturning bans. analysts project potential savings. The decision cites differences between dispensing standardized drugs and professional services.
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Stock Market Slides as Dow Dips to New Low
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 19.22 to 1758, its lowest close in weeks, with 16.58 million shares traded. Royal Dutch Petroleum slid 4 at 47 1 4, Industries down 1 2 at 63, Hilton Hotels off 1 8 at 18, while Deseret Pharmaceuticals held steady at 21. The American Stock Exchange index dropped 1.35 to 103.41 as overall losses outweighed gains amid ongoing rate concerns.
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Tentative Armistice Sought in Lebanese Civil Conflict
Beirut reports indicate President elect Ellen Sarkis secured a tentative armistice and a roundtable conference with Lebanese factions. Fighting subsided overnight with numerous casualties reported. clashes continued between Christian militias, Palestinian groups, and Muslim forces, as Patriarch Khrelih urged reconciliation.
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