Soviet Faction Is Recognized As Sole Angola Government
The Organization of African Unity recognized the Soviet backed faction as the sole government of war torn Angola, Uganda's Idi Amin announced in Kampala. The move marks a diplomatic defeat for Western backed factions amid battlefield reverses and follows Amin stating Angola’s MPLA government now holds international legitimacy.
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South Africa
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Zambia
Greenspan sees modest early recovery ahead
An economist described the current retail and overall economy as in the modest early stages of recovery with consumer buying crucial to growth. While unemployment may improve, forecasters warn a February inkless report could alter projections, and inflation remains a key risk with policymakers watching closely. The piece also covers UNITA FNLA losses in Angola as MPLA advances draw international attention.
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Jobs Bill Would Create 280000 Short Term Nonprofit Jobs
The proposed Jobs Bill would fund 280,000 temporary positions mainly in nongovernmental nonprofit institutions such as schools and hospitals. The CBO estimates a $5.8 billion cost if fully funded. Republicans warn it could reach $7.4 billion through 1977, while Democrats back the measure as a faster path to recovery than Ford's spending restraint.
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Bayh Blames Republicans for Housing Slump in Buffalo
Senator Birch Bayh charged that the last two Republican presidents caused the housing slowdown by relying on restrictive monetary policy and high mortgage rates, speaking after a Buffalo fundraising breakfast. In Washington, lawmakers failed to reach a temporary fix to keep the Federal Elections Commission alive and funding presidential campaigns after February 29. Rep. Frank Thompson Jr. noted the need to restore presidential funding, as House members debated bills to reconstitute the panel.
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House Administration Committee
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Moro ends Rome cabinet crisis as Italy battles to avert elections
Premier designate Aldo Moro resolved the 34 day government crisis by pledging a 48 hour plan to name a caretaker cabinet from his Christian Democratic party. The move aims to avert elections amid pressure over alleged Lockheed payoffs linked to minister Luigi Gui and amid Communist party pushback. The deal comes as Italy weighs economic recovery and political realignment.
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Cora
Washington
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Library Of Congress Analysis Shows Shift Of Power Toward Soviet Union
The Library of Congress analysis argues the military balance tilts toward the Soviet Union as U S technological edge erodes. It notes Soviet forces outnumber U S in ground power and naval strength, with missile and air advantages central to the shift. The report, requested by Sen. John Culver, flags policy questions for Congress and defense strategy amid this shift.
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