International calls for nuclear test halt and ban widen
Sen Edward M Kennedy urged the US and USSR to halt nuclear tests and pursue real reductions as delegates at a 65 nation conference debated the treaty banning nuclear proliferation. IBM antitrust suit looms as US government calls defense witnesses. In Tanzania, Stanford students and a Dutch researcher were kidnapped near Gombe Stream Reserve while with Jane Goodall.
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Vote Change Eyed in Senate to Direct Presidential Ballots
The Senate constitutional amendments subcommittee approved a proposed amendment to abolish the electoral college. Voters would cast ballots directly for president and vice president. If no ticket clears 40 percent, Congress would choose at a joint session.
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Grain Acts Probed in Port of New Orleans Inquiry
Federal investigators widen a probe into grain handling and weighing in New Orleans and related ports. About 100 workers and others face possible indictments over short weighing and withheld grain profits, after bribery and misgrading phases. Nine have been indicted. evidence now centers on theft by elevator employee rings and possible higher corporate involvement.
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Energy Plan Seen Before Ford Europe Trip
Washington officials say President Ford will likely announce a major energy policy action before leaving for Europe. The decision hinges on whether to start a gradual phaseout of crude oil price controls or raise the import fee to $2 a barrel, or do both. Advisors favor decontrol to push higher prices and revenues that could boost production in price controlled fields.
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UAE Oil Minister Seeks Oil Price Increase By September
Maneh Saeed al Uteiba, oil minister of the United Arab Emirates, urged OPEC to raise prices by next September unless events change the outlook. OPEC had proposed freezing prices until the end of the next September.
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Mother's Confidence About Sex Sparks Family Rift
Dear Ann Landers replies to readers about a mother who shared intimate details of her sex life with her children and now pressures them to discuss their own sex lives. She suggests the issue may require medical input and cautions against airing private matters.
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Ann Landers Letters on Family and Personal Dilemmas
Readers discuss parental roles in teen pregnancy, marital issues, and personal embarrassments. Topics include keeping adult matters private, supporting teenage mothers, unfaithful partners, and seeking effective deodorants for over perspiration.
Refugee Medical Professionals Face Years Before Practicing
About 350 Vietnamese refugee doctors dentists and medical students await security clearances to enter the United States Their future depends on where they settle and when they can practice Most have not begun licensing exams and could wait several years before earning a medical license.
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