Kissinger Seeks 12 Mile Sea Boundary Tradeoff
Secretary of State Kissinger said the United States would accept a 12 mile territorial sea limit but press for a 200 mile economic zone to govern fishing and mineral rights while preserving navigation. He warned without a new sea law treaty there would be growing rivalry and conflict among nations and urged prompt agreement.
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Peron appoints new cabinet in Argentina crisis
President Peron in Buenos Aires announced a third cabinet shakeup in a month to tackle inflation, unemployment, and peso devaluations. The reshuffle swore in five new ministers, including Col. Vicente Damasco as interior minister, with Garrido and Corvalan remaining from the prior cabinet.
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Court Rules Oil Import Fees Imposed By Nixon Illegal
The U S Court of Appeals ruled that oil import fees set by the White House were illegal. It warned the ruling may not lower consumer prices due to looming price controls expiring August 31 and a possible veto of a Congress extender. The decision spurred calls for rebates or tax credits to pass on savings to consumers if prices drop.
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Federal Energy Administration
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Betty Ford interview sparks mixed feelings at home and abroad
The CBS television interview drew a spectrum of reaction from Betty Ford’s family and public figures. Susan Ford praised her mother’s performance but denied any affair. Michael Ford relayed mixed views. supporters applauded her openness while critics called for restraint on abortion and morality.
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London
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Doctors Continue From Page One
Gionis recalls fond memories of parties and friends from the era. He faced age-related hurdles entering medical school but chose the Medical College of South Carolina for its willingness to try new approaches. He believes you must have a gimmick or prove worth through hard work to merit opportunity in medicine.
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Medical College of South Carolina
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