Solzhenitsyn reveals sentencing of sculptor in Ukraine case
Washington reports Nobel laureate Alexander Solzhenitsyn says Soviet authorities sentenced Ukrainian craftsman Peter Huban for anti Soviet activity over a sculpture honoring the U.S. Bicentennial. Huban, who served 16 years for Ukrainian nationalism, faces charges of private enterprise and theft of state property.
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Israel
KGB
Tatyana Khodorvich
Viktor Nekipelov
Jobs for grads signal rising industrial output
Washington reports UPI that industrial production rose 1.1 percent in May, a fourth straight monthly gain. The Fed sees expansion across industries, with consumer goods and meat sectors contributing, boosting job opportunities as unemployment dips below 7 percent for the first time since 1974.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Reserve Board
Iran
Nixon phoned lawmakers over Vietnam aid warning
Former President Nixon reportedly told a House subcommittee on a 90 minute call from San Clemente that the United States should not pay blackmail for bodies by funding aid to North Vietnam without congressional approval. He tied aid to North Vietnam honoring the Paris peace agreement and said Hanoi had broken it, according to The New York Times.
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UPI
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House Votes to Restrict HUD Aid for Unmarried Couples
In a quick, wire-voted action within a 70.2 billion dollar funding bill, the House rejected a HUD regulation linking rent and mortgage subsidies to a stable family relationship, aiming to exclude unmarried couples and homosexuals. the vote came as the chamber also moved against Carter’s amnesty plan for Vietnam deserters and those with less than honorable discharges.
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Carter beats extended tax deadline for 1976 return
President Carter beat the extended deadline for filing his 1976 income tax return. The White House said he complied with the postponement won in April due to the form’s complexities. An audit also was reported for his 1975 return involving a Kee Investment credit related to a peanut menu.
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