Finland and the Soviet shadow shape its wary independence
Finns insist on democratic, market rules while navigating Moscow’s big power proximity. President Kekkonen’s two-decade rule and 1978 reelection bid underscore broad party support for careful accommodation. Public reaction to Soviet statements reveals Finland’s anxious balance between sovereignty and Moscow’s influence.
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Washington AP reports guides from the US Public Health Service for households facing natural gas shortages. Advice covers staying warm with limited heat, sealing drafts, insulating windows, using electric heaters safely, vented heaters, and avoiding unvented kerosene or wood heaters. Also recommends calling neighbors, seeking shelter, draining pipes if needed, and planning water and heat safety measures.
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