Kissinger Urges Nations to Build New International Economic Order
U S secretary of state Henry Kissinger told UNCTAD delegates in Nairobi that bloc economic power worsens global markets. He urged industrialized and developing nations to pursue a new international economic order while opposing mandatory price indexing for commodities. He also signaled U S cooperation on North South issues and proposed a multibillion dollar international resources bank to lure private investment, despite resistance to certain price stabilization schemes.
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Big George forecast for talks on world economic crisis
Virgil Partch notes a conciliatory stance as leaders discuss inflation unemployment and monetary instability. The 88 page report urges developing nations to help themselves while developed countries bear responsibility to close the global income gap and avert unrest.
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House votes to override veto of child care measure
The House approved by 701 to 101 a veto override of a bill allocating 125 million dollars to help states meet new federal standards for day care centers. The measure moves to the Senate where a vote is expected. The bill would suspend current federal standards until July 1 and boost funding for welfare recipients to hire staff, with administration and party leaders weighing in on the veto.
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FEC
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Robert P. Griffin
John J. Rhodes
Rhodes
California
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Lebanon Crisis Deepens Amid Port Fighting and Ceasefire Talks
Reports from Beirut describe ongoing clashes as Ambushers militants press to seize the port area from right wing Christians while Moslem leaders push for a buffer zone. Phalange troops operate under cover as fighting wanes and ceasefire speculation grows.
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Lebanon
Beirut
Phalange Party
Pool Buyer Beware In FTC Advice On Installations
The FTC urges consumers to check local permits and zoning for pools and to verify dealer address and tenure. Read warranties and repair cost responsibilities. Fine print may limit coverage to liner seams only. Obtain buyer names if possible to gauge satisfaction. Core issue is failure to repair poorly installed pools or those with defects, with consumers bounced between manufacturer, retailer, and installer.
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Firm Fined Over Million For Pollution
Reserve Mining Co. was ordered to pay more than 1 million in fines for dumping taconite tailings into Lake Superior near Silver Bay Minnesota. The ruling by U S District Judge Edward J Devitt assigns 837 500 to Minnesota for permit violations, 200 000 to groups for legal costs, and 2 920 to Duluth for water filtration costs.
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Sth Circuit Court of Appeals
Israelis Told To Gird For Political Clash With Arabs
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin urged Israelis to prepare for a political clash with Arabs as Israeli troops stepped up patrols on the West Bank during the 28th anniversary of independence. The U.N. Security Council met on Egyptian charges of Israeli atrocities and voted to invite the PLO to participate in the debate, a move opposed by the United States. In Cairo, Soviet Ambassador Polyakov met Egyptian officials amid signals Moscow might ease weapons aid. Rabin warned that Palestinian representation and terrorist groups will dominate future negotiations, urging Israel to build public support to reject dialogue with such groups.
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