Northeast Africa realignment as U S arms sales loom
Carter signals U S may expand nonlethal and lethal aid links with Somalia Sudan and Chad amid regional Soviet buildup. Vance to Egypt as Egypt Egypt Libya clash tensions loom while Somalia rethinks Moscow ties. U S coordination with Saudi Arabia France and Italy cited.
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Rules Outline for Opening First Class Mail by Customs
The Customs Service proposed formal rules to govern agents rights to open first class mail amid reports of illicitly opened or read letters. Proposals restrict opening letters containing correspondence without a warrant and allow disclosure only with warrants, with public comment due by Sept. 26.
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Judge Allows Continued Use Of Medicaid Funds For Abortions
Federal Judge John F. Dooling Jr in Brooklyn issued a temporary restraining order delaying Hyde Amendment enforcement for Medicaid abortions at least until next Wednesday. He acted after the Supreme Court ordered reconsideration, citing potential harm to young poor women and noting the case remains substantial and grave. Nancy Stella of the ACLU hailed the ruling as advancing reproductive rights for rich and poor women.
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Dalton Attacks Howell Platform In Virginia Campaign
Virginia Republican John Dalton challenged Henry Howell's gubernatorial platform as a smoke screen while labor leader Julian Carper of the AFL-CIO criticized Dalton for alleging Howell sought out-of-state funds. Dalton noted Howell backed last year's Democratic platform endorsing repeal of the right-to-work law and public employee bargaining.
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Cannon May Quit N.C. Race
Raleigh lawyer Hugh Cannon, the first Democrat to declare for the U.S. Senate seat held by Jesse Helms, says he will decide in September whether to stay in the race. He has done little to prepare a campaign and may withdraw, possibly backing Luther Hodges Jr. if he exits, while Rufus Edmisten is a possible candidate. Cannon, aligned with former Gov. Terry Sanford, called Helms a zealous loner and windmill-tilter in a broad participation last year.
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