Ford to focus on exports by James A Kidney
Ford plans to press for an export friendly plan with grain exporters after cancellations of Soviet deals. The White House aims to use voluntary cooperation to avoid general export controls while ensuring domestic grain supply. Representatives from Commerce, Agriculture, State, and NSC join exporters in a key Agriculture Department meeting.
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IRA Bomb Attacks Kill Five In English Pub Seiges
In Guildford England police hunted two IRA suspects after two pubs in the cathedral town were bombed killing five people and injuring at least 65. The Horse and Groom and the Seven Stars blasts struck as soldiers and WRAC personnel gathered, with a later police alert noting two teenage girls seen fleeing near the pubs. The attacks echo a wave of IRA bombings since 1973, raising calls for harsher anti terror measures.
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Cancer cited in bid to curb birth control shot
In a letter to Health Secretary Weinberger, Rep. Fountain urges revoking federal approval for Depo Provera. He cites potential links to cervical and breast cancer and notes animal studies show breast tumors in dogs. FDA says approval may be delayed. data do not yet prove safety.
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Energy gap widens calls for rationing or stronger measures
Experts debate energy policy with Ford advisers split on voluntary conservation versus mandatory cuts. Dr James Murray notes only increased domestic energy production will curb the problem, while Melvin Laird and David Freeman push for rationing. Industry leaders warn of price-driven demand reduction, yet environmentalists criticize current government efforts.
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National Opinion Research Center
Chicago
Melvin Laird
Ford
United States
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Freeman
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Ford guidance shapes pre election economic push
Ford aides say his proposals will require sacrifices from Americans and Congress will recess before action. Ford walked with his daughter Susan and sister in law to St. Johns Church while urging fuel saving. He reviewed plans with Simon and Greenspan, opposing gasoline tax increases and rationing. He will testify to a House subcommittee on Nixon pardon.
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Treasury
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Alan Greenspan
Council of Economic Advisers
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House Judiciary
Richard M. Nixon
Ford seeks broader ban to offset Nixon nuclear treaty
Washington officials say the Ford administration expects Senate rejection of the Nixon Moscow treaty to curb underground tests. A U S team led by Walter Stoessel Jr will resume talks in Moscow within two weeks seeking limits on all underground nuclear tests to under 150 kilotons. Kissinger has concluded the Senate will not ratify the pact, with opposition from both liberals and conservatives. Dr Fred Ikle warned that peaceful explosions blur lines and aid weapons production.
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Brezhnev urges renewed talks on arms control
In East Berlin Brezhnev urged renewed efforts toward international arms control saying an arms race without restraint cannot ensure security. He noted past agreements were a useful start and called for deeper steps, including reducing Soviet and U.S. strategic forces and troop levels in Central Europe.
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