Rhodesia violence rises as talks loom
In Salisbury Rhodesia reports an uptick in fighting as blacks and whites prepare for Geneva talks. Government says 10 civilians and zero black guerrillas died, with several civilians raped amid clashes near Inyangombe River bridge and Mozambican border. Robert Mugabe warned talks may fail while calling for black rule.
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Life Is Not Happy Seen In U S Soviets TV Tour
Moscow AP reports Kremlin TV aired a nine part tour by Valentin Zorin titled America up the Seventies. He contrasts American wealth and poverty from New York to Broadway noting social inequality and spiritual emptiness. He mocks American lies and cites three kinds of lies and statistics.
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Rebellious UAW Tradesmen Threaten Ford Settlement Vote
In Detroit, 25,000 UAW skilled tradesmen veto the three year Ford contract, risking a strike end. Early counts show 2,500 against and 2,060 for ratification from 8,098 units, with Local 600 at Dearborn’s Rouge complex leading the rejection. Ballots in 22 states continue into Tuesday evening as production workers vote.
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Carter denies affair rumors amid GOP pushback
In Eau Claire Wisconsin President Ford's campaign denies spreading rumors that Jimmy Carter once had an affair. ABC's Jack Anderson says Ford aides fed him names, four staffers cited, Carter calls the rumors seamy and distasteful but untrue.
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US Steel Agrees To Clean Up Air At Clairton Plant
US Steel Corp agreed to clean up emissions around the Clairton Coke Works by 1983, with three new super-battery builds and rehab of existing ovens. The plan could cost up to 600 million, though no firm spending promise was made. The settlement aims to meet local state and federal air standards, potentially affecting jobs in the Mon Valley.
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Ford Faces Past Campaign Finance Questions
Ford questioned past campaign finances saying he personally reset the attack on his integrity. An Internal Revenue Service audit found in 1972 he used bank money including political contributions to pay for clothing and a family ski vacation, with Ford agreeing to pay tax on the clothing expenditures.
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