Tanzanian Leader Cites Low Hopes After Kissinger Talks
President Nyerere warned that reforms and peace in southern Africa look bleaker after meeting Secretary Kissinger. He urged recognition of black advances and opposed talks with Rhodesian PM Smith. Kissinger said progress hinges on trust and emphasized pursuing peaceful solutions without giving up. Meanwhile a NATO exercise collision damaged the Bordelon and Kennedy but caused no casualties. investigations will follow.
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Hollings Pushes End to Pensions Kicker for Savings
In a 1970s debate, Sen. Hollings urged removing the one percent kicker on federal employe pensions claiming it would save about a billion dollars over five years. He noted pension growth outpaced inflation and supported six month adjustments to COLAs.
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Tremors Strike Friuli Again Killing and Damaging
In Udine and the Friuli region strong tremors killed at least eight people and injured about 80 as rockslides, collapsed buildings, and power outages disrupted life. Seismologists registered twenty one shocks in eight hours, with damage extending toward Padua and across into Austria and Yugoslavia.
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Moynihan Wins New York Senate Nomination Narrowly
Daniel Patrick Moynihan, former U.N. ambassador, edged Bella Abzug in New York's tight Democratic Senate primary, securing about 96 percent unofficially with Abzug at 35 percent. Abzug pledged cooperation to unite the party to defeat Buckley.
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Schorr Report Criticizes Kissinger in Intelligence Panel Battle
The House intelligence committee report attacks Secretary Kissinger and recounts clashes with William Colby over access to secret material. It states the panel cannot itself convict Schorr of contempt and that a full House vote is required for prosecution. Edits Felker and Latham testified denying prompting Schorr or knowing his source.
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Agreement Signed To Bring VW Plant To United States
Gov. Milton J. Shapp and Volkswagen officials sealed a pact to locate an assembly plant in Pennsylvania, creating about 5,000 jobs by full production in October 1978. The New Stanton site, 40 miles southeast of Pittsburgh, will reuse a Chrysler plant. The state commits 70 million dollars for development, road access, and rail spur, supporting VW to build the Rabbit with expected 15,000 related jobs in Pennsylvania.
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Michigan AFL-CIO Strike Talks Drag Through Weekend
Union leader Woodcock said little progress has been made in wage and benefit talks with Ford as 12 extra paid days off per year are sought to preserve jobs. The nationwide strike began as Ford and Carter competed for votes in Detroit area, with Woodcock urging neutral political impact and a fresh start after delayed bargaining. Ford's stock of 490,000 cars and 130,000 trucks remains distributed with 150,000 new 1977 models in inventory.
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