Belize Invasion Fear Spurs British Troop Move
Britain rushes troops to Belize amid invasion threats and border tensions. The report notes jet fighters and helicopters deployed, with Belize’s population of about 135000 and a majority African descent, as Guatemala’s claims and border skirmishes raise regional anxiety.
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New York City Seeks Federal Support Denied
New York State asked the federal government for a 90 day loan to cover four agencies but was turned down quickly. Mayor Beame blasted President Ford for political messaging while urging guarantees rather than a bailout. Governor Carey noted incomplete bank review and stressed that future borrowing should not cost taxpayers. A Harris poll showed 69 percent favored federal guarantees, with 18 percent expecting default. Beame called for an independent urban affairs commission and urged America not to write off New York City as it trims payrolls and defers wage increases to balance its 1977 budget.
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Election Night Shifts Boost GOP in Key States
Republicans gained 15 New Jersey assembly seats and controlled 31 of 80 House seats nationwide, with Democrats holding 49. Mississippi elected Democrat Cliff Finch governor, while Kentucky kept Gov. Julian Carroll amid busings controversy. Voters rejected major bond issues in New York New Jersey and Ohio as mayors White Rizzo Schafer Perk were reelected.
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Sadat Speech on U S Support and Peace Efforts
Sadat reiterated that U S support for a Palestinian state remains unchanged while urging rejection of expansion of aggression. He addressed Congress without a formal communique alongside comments on Palestinian rights, Israeli occupation, and U S diplomacy, drawing applause for peace credentials and Ford’s commitment to peace.
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Senate Votes To Open All Its Committee Meetings To Public
The Senate approved by unanimous vote to require all committee meetings to be open to the public. The measure, tied to a broader sunshine effort, would allow closed sessions only for narrowly defined exemptions such as national security. If adopted, conference committees would also be subject to open meetings.
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Unclear text shows military clashes and political turmoil in Middle East and Asia
Fragmented report describes Lebanese Army actions near border, Spanish troop mobilization near an operations center, and a chaotic scene at a hotel fortress held by gunmen. It also covers Bangladesh jail killings, martial law, and a military leadership change with Maj. Gen. Ziaur Rahman dismissed and Brig. Khalid Musharraf named chief of staff.
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