Economic talks unravel as North South dialogue stalls
Paris AP report says preliminary accords on major global economic questions fell apart amid broader issue review. Secretary Vance delayed departure as talks among 19 developing and 8 industrialized nations stalled. Oil producers signaled in principle to continue energy talks, but details remain unsettled.
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Rhodesian Raid Into Mozambique Draws International Criticism
Rhodesia presses a 60 mile raid into Mozambique with about 700 troops seizing Mapai and destroying guerrilla bases. UN Secretary General Waldheim condemns the operation and calls for immediate withdrawal amid UK concerns over territorial integrity and hot pursuit limits.
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Women at Air Force Academy graduate first-year class
The story notes 157 women entered the academy last year, with 130 reaching Recognition Day. Officials say the first class of women showed strong progress, outperforming men in several physical tests and academics, with a higher continuing-rate for women.
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McBride Succeeds Abel as United Steelworkers Leader
Lloyd McBride becomes head of the United Steelworkers succeeding I W Abel in a 35 year history turnover. The 60 year old St Louis district director won the post in a tight election against Edward Sadlowski who challenges the results alleging fraud. Inauguration set at Linden Hall Fayette County resort owned by the union.
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U S Cuba reach tentative envoy exchange agreement
U S and Cuba near a formal diplomats exchange ending decades of estrangement. Negotiators in New York outlined a plan for each country to host its counterpart in Havana and Washington as talks move toward possible restored ties and ongoing Cuban activity abroad.
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Viking search for Martian life ends with uncertain results
Viking 1 and Viking 2 ended biology experiments after testing Martian soil. Scientists remain largely pessimistic about detecting life, noting results could be explained by nonliving chemical processes. Further data from orbiters continues to study Martian winds and temperatures.
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