Chrysler to trim big cars or delay shift to smaller models
Chrysler executives dispute an AP report on plans to phase out full size cars for 1978 while company sources indicate a shift toward smaller models may occur with a flexible timetable. Brown denies a 1977 fall stop, yet insiders say the strategy targets reducing big cars as 18 percent of sales and aims to keep a hedge on timing.
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Britain and South Africa Break Simonstown Defense Pact
London reports Britain and the white separatist government of South Africa formally canceled the Simonstown defense agreement ending their special military relationship. The exchange of letters in Cape Town triggered a Commons announcement by Foreign Secretary James Callaghan. The pact had tied Britain to South Africa’s navy since the 19th century, but faced long opposition over apartheid and was seen as symbolically important rather than practically essential today.
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Lady Lucan details attempted strangling by husband
In a Westminster inquest for Sandra Rivett the murdered nanny, Lady Veronica Lucan alleged that her husband Lord Lucan tried to strangle her on the night of the Belgravia killing. She said he shoved two gloved fingers down her throat, then fought back before fleeing to a pub.
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FBI spy facility described in court papers in Washington
Court papers describe an FBI top secret monitoring installation where dozens of clerks sit at library style desks with earphones, tape recorders, and note pads awaiting tapped conversations. Clerks react to signals on switches and record or type verbatim important chats, including spying on known suspects and their routines.
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High court voids minimum legal work fees ruling impact
The Supreme Court struck down fixed minimum fee schedules by bar associations for real estate legal work on interstate commerce grounds. The Virginia couple Lewis H. and Ruth Goldfarb sued Fairfax County Bar Association, winning alongside DOJ support, as the decision cited price fixing harming consumers and the need for alternatives in title work.
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Daily Horoscope Overview for Zodiac Signs July Featured
General tendencies note a favorable day for new agreements in business and personal life with focus on romance and future planning. Each sign, from Aries to Pisces, receives guidance on projects, finances, social plans, and personal relations, ending with a nod to Carroll Righter’s forecast and a request for copies of the July edition.
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