Basque Demonstrators March for Amnesty in San Sebastian
About 4,000 Basque demonstrators march through San Sebastian demanding amnesty for all political prisoners including 40 Basques jailed for terrorism. Much of Northern Spain is paralyzed for the fifth day as protesters clash with police using riot guns and smoke.
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$36 billion arms bill gains Senate debate
The $36.0 billion weapons procurement and research authorization, largely aligned with President Carter, faced little opposition as the Senate opened debate. The measure funds planes ships tanks and manpower for the year starting Oct. 1, with House action previously approving a $35.9 billion authorization. Senate Armed Services chairman John C. Stennis described it as prudent and needed to maintain a strong military posture amid Soviet buildup, while backing SALT II efforts and readiness to counter advances if talks falter. An amendment signaling Congress readiness to modify the weapons bill was adopted by voice vote.
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Flying to Tokyo on the 747 SP Nonstop
An airline touts a quick enjoyable Tokyo service on its 747 SP. The crew promises comfort with walks after dinner and chances to meet new people. The nonstop flight from Tokyo to Los Angeles departs daily at 4:45 p.m. and emphasizes superior service over rivals.
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Civil defense debate questions Soviet war survivability
The Joint Congressional Committee on Defense Production in Washington warned that a large scale Soviet civil defense program could withstand a nuclear strike and undermine U.S. deterrence. The majority argued such defenses can be overcome by a capable attacker, while dissenting Republicans urged a broader view of strategic risks.
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Tranquilizers and heart risk claim noted by readers
A reader letter discusses reports that tranquilizers may cause heart defects leading to sudden death. It cites a Journal of the American Medical Association article and urges addressing chronic stress at its source rather than relying on pills. The writer warns of stress and nervous tension from fast-paced life and promotes seeking treatment.
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