U S arms sales grow as policy makers weigh control
Washington reports say U S weapons sales rose from about 2 billion in 1967 to roughly 11 billion in the last fiscal year. Congress debates international shipments amid fears of a global arms glut while cites Middle East and Persian Gulf demand driving growth and policy shifts. Senator Edward M Kennedy voices concern over moratoriums and foreign competition.
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Kissinger Talks Focus on Soviet U S Ties in Peking
Newsmen aboard Henry Kissinger's plane sensed high attention to Soviet American relations in four days of talks with Deputy Premier Teng Hsiao-ping in Peking. The coverage suggested a new phase in Peking Moscow Washington relations driven by ties among the three powers.
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Banker panel urges Congress to aid New York City
Washington AP report says Mayor Beame and a group of bankers urged Congress to provide massive federal aid to prevent New York City from defaulting by year end. A warning from bankers said if NYC fails, all U.S. municipalities will struggle to borrow.
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Saharans plan to block big march from Morocco
Polisario Front fighters vow to block a Moroccan march toward El Aaiun as the United Nations Security Council prepares to meet on Spain's request to deter the operation. King Hassan II speeds up border preparations for the March of Conquest with a vanguard set to reach Tarfaya imminently.
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Where Au Tony is House Panel's tax revision goals
A brief from Page A-11 notes the House committee's aims for tax revision. Page A-13 questions whether businesses should use lie detector tests on employees. Page B-1 mentions a long, painful search for natural parents ending happily. The German Romantic Road is highlighted on Page L/S-13.
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Long Beach seeks slaying suspect Charles Hayden
Long Beach police seek Charles Tell Hayden 36 on a murder and attempted murder warrant related to a Jan 2 shooting at 2212 Myrtle Ave. He is charged with killing Willie Davis 36 and wounding Gary Bryant 27. Secret Witness pays 500 for tips leading to capture with another 1500 if convicted. call 436 2526 or mail P O Box 67 Long Beach 90801.
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Toy-pistol dare ends with two shot in Long Beach
In a Long Beach incident a 32 year old man Joel Diderich and his friend Robert Taylor were shot as they faced a rifle wielding neighbor Michael Simms after an argument over Diderich blocking a wife’s departure. Simms surrendered later to police.
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Probe of Montoya taxes blocked by IRS chief
The Washington Post reports that IRS Commissioner Donald C. Alexander and other IRS officials blocked audits of Senator Joseph Montoya. The piece cites four sources saying normal procedures would have prompted an audit due to his wealth and past non fillings, while Montoya denies any improper aid and states he has nothing to hide.
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Prostitutes Threaten Election Sabotage in Chatellerault
In Chatellerault demonstrative protesters led by a prostitute named Ulla announce a plan to block voting by offering free sex to men who skip the polls. The stunt aims to pressure authorities to end harassment and recognize prostitutes as lawful citizens.
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