Compromise Refusal By Syria Keeps Council Working Hard
United Nations security council members labored behind closed doors to break a deadlock over continuing the U N buffer force between Syria and Israel. The Friday night sessions sought a path to keep the force operating amid rising tensions and time pressure. The Associated Press reported from New York.
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Pesticides Act Signed By Ford Pledges EPA Funding
The White House said the President signed a law authorizing 715 million dollars to the Environmental Protection Agency through March 1977 for its pesticides program. The act delays full pesticide registration deadlines to September 1977 and requires EPA to notify Agriculture and the public 60 days before actions affecting pesticides.
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