Kissinger defends policy amid Zumwalt clash
Secretary of State Kissinger angrily rebuts charges of Soviet violations and a withheld briefing from President Ford after a China trip. He singles out Admiral Zumwalt as motivated by politics and says claims of secret agreements are false. He notes Soviet missiles in old silos raise questions.
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Allon hints Israel may attend debate
Foreign Minister Yigal Allon said Israel may not automatically rule out participating in the UN Security Council debate next month on the Palestinian issue and left doors open for talks with other PLO forums. He noted US pressure to drop the boycott and Kissinger suggested a workaround to preserve principles.
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Prosecutor weighs appeal in Reinecke perjury case
The Special Watergate prosecutor's office says it has not decided whether to appeal the U A Court of Appeals decision that overturned former California Lt. Gov Ed Reinecke's perjury conviction. The office has 10 days to seek review or go to the Supreme Court, with spokesman Dan Rosenblatt saying they are weighing options after reading the ruling a technicality about a quorum.
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Justices narrow Miranda ruling on right to silence
The Supreme Court in a 6-2 decision allows police to question suspects after they invoke the right to remain silent in certain cases. The Michigan v. Mosley ruling signals a shift that critics say could erode Miranda protections established in 1966. Justice Byron White dissented, urging overhaul of Miranda, while justices Brennan and Marshall warned the ruling may edge toward overturning core rights. The defendant cited is Richard B. Mosley, linked to robberies and a murder in Detroit.
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Doctors Debate Malpractice Reform Amid Strike Threat
A Long Beach doctors meeting shows split on slowdown versus strike over malpractice insurance. Proposals include a two year claims made plan, a defense fund, and emergency care contingencies. Governor Brown cautions on a special session while urging action to lower rates.
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Tax Cut Debate Spurs Ford Veto Threat and Deadlock
The House backed a tax-cut plan by closing loopholes but rejected spending caps Ford demands. Ford warned of a veto while Lang urged extending expiring cuts six months to buy time. Senate-House conferees set a 374.2 billion ceiling for this year as Mansfield seeks a solution.
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EPA says Concorde too noisy for JFK landings
The EPA tentatively concludes the British French Concorde is so loud that landings at New York JFK airport would be undesirable. Russell Train said Dulles in suburban Washington also faces questionable landings, signaling a major shift from the agency’s prior stance. The preliminary view could affect hopes of Concorde makers to operate in New York and Washington if permits are allowed.
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