Douglas returns to work at the Supreme Court
Justice Douglas, 76, returned to his chambers after a stroke on December 31. A court spokesman said he checked out at Walter Reed Army Medical Center and worked in his office for a few hours. He plans to visit the hospital for therapy and expects to attend the weekly conference and be on the bench when the court resumes cases.
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North Korea tunnels in DMZ. doctors end strike in New York
UN Command cites North Korea for digging multiple tunnels under the DMZ near Panmunjom with one tunnel 900 yards into South Korea. In New York, doctors return to work after a four day strike involving 3000 doctors in 22 city hospitals over internship hours and grievance procedures.
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U N Conference on Law of the Sea Faces Tense Breaks
Diplomats from about 150 nations struggle over a treaty on oceans rules including territorial limits fishing seabed mining and shipping The mood at the Geneva session grew tense with officials saying delegates have forgotten prior Caracas agreements and the process may revert to square one
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Soviet propose sizable cuts in central Europe forces
The Soviet Union urged a considerable reduction of Russian and American ground forces in central Europe at a 19 nation MBFR conference. The West saw no change in the Communist stance and noted NATO evidence of continued resistance to large Soviet cuts to Western levels.
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Argentine government launches counter-terror operation
Buenos Aires reports a large anti subversive operation along the Parana River northwest of the capital. Interior Minister Alberto Rocamora says federal and provincial police crews aimed to disrupt a vast terrorist plot and achieved excellent results.
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Postal union fears 15000 jobs cut in Kokomo plan
A major US postal workers union warns that the Kokomo plan new delivery system could cost 15,000 jobs at the Postal Service. The 200000-member union prepared for a strike illegal under federal law, while a showdown with postal officials looms later this month.
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Farmers sell 18 tons of cheddar in parking lot sale
Northglenn Colorado farmers protest high prices by offering 18 tons of cheddar in a department store lot. Five pound blocks sell for $1.30 with claimed profit and savings for housewives, aiming to reveal store markups.
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Idaho farmers plan potato burn to protest low prices
In Idaho Falls a farmer group says it will burn 200000 pounds of potatoes on March 29 unless the federal government buys 50 million dollars worth for shipment to starving people. Del Ray Holm of the National Farmers Organization notes past protests. organizers say this burn is not an NFO project.
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U S Provides 800000 Tons Wheat to India under Credit Deal
The Agriculture Department said the United States will supply India with 800000 tons of wheat valued at 128 million dollars under a new Food for Peace credit agreement. This marks the first such aid in nearly four years since India’s 1971 conflict with Pakistan and the prior agreement expired June 30, 1971, which delivered 29.6 million dollars worth of vegetable oil.
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FDA clears Girl Scout thin mint cookies after glass alert
The FDA says the thin mint cookies from the Barry Biscuit Division of Quaker Oats are safe to eat after evaluating the product. A single reported case prompted warnings in eight states not to sell cookies when two glass slivers were found in separate cookies in a box coded 5034.
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Tentative Transit Deal Reached as Six Day Strike Persists
Philadelphia workers vote on a new labor pact after a tentative agreement was reached. The six day strike continues because the transit authority lacks funds to cover the increased costs and awaits state subsidies sought by TWU president Matthew Guinan.
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Hearst alleged seen near Denver area by rancher sheriff says
Fremont County Sheriff John Vernetti said a 50-year-old rancher reported taking Patricia Hearst to lunch last Wednesday and described her as a positive identification. He believes she left for Albuquerque after.
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