USSR Turkish leaders move to improve relations during Kosygin visit
Premier Kosygin and Demirel announced a forthcoming high level meeting to sign a political document on friendly relations and cooperation. Despite cooling, Turkey remains in NATO and US ties while reassessing policies toward the Soviet Union and Western allies.
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Associated Press
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UC researchers warn tropical deforestation could cool the planet while fossil-fuel combustion warms it, potentially halving north temperate rainfall and increasing equatorial rainfall. The study, based on computer models, notes trends may shift but stresses ongoing emissions could raise temperatures and even trigger regional climate shifts.
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Lawrence Livermore Laboratory
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