Gromyko denies South Africa threat amid Rhodesia talks
In London Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko rejects reports of Soviet plans to intervene in Rhodesia or Namibia. He notes a possible West Angola deal in talks, while Britain seeks Soviet restraint in Africa and a nuclear arms pact with the United States remains challenging during an election year.
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Politicians Clash Over Social Programs and Cuba Policy
Democrats Jimmy Carter Morris Udall and Henry Jackson pressed for continued social program funding as Fred Harris accused the Ford administration of planning to blockade Cuba without Congress. Carter defended cutting bureaucracy while Udall urged support for elderly and city aid.
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Hearst Faces Second Day of Probation Interviews
Patricia Hearst undergoes a second day of intensive probation interviews as she awaits sentencing for the San Francisco bank robbery. Prosecutors and defense lawyers debate potential outcomes, including probation or combined sentences, with transfer to Los Angeles for arraignment on related charges possible after sentencing.
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Fighting Erupts In Galilee Amid West Bank Tensions
Arab youths clashed with Israeli police in Galilee as Arab notables rejected a Communist proposed general strike against expropriation of land for Jewish housing and an army base. One officer injured, 20 youths arrested, and a West Bank curfew lifted after leaders pledged no more riots.
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President Withdraws Air Force Aide Nomination
President Ford withdraws Albert C. Hall from consideration as assistant secretary of the Air Force after Hall disclosed a promised job with Martin Marietta. Hall resigned as assistant secretary for intelligence but may do Air Force consulting work. Pentagon says no conflict of interest.
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Puerto Rico Socialist Leader's Son Is Fatally Shot
The son of Puerto Rico Socialist Party secretary general Juan Mari Bras was found shot in the head in a car near Caguas. Police called it an execution and questioned possible political motive as Gov. Hernandez Colon ordered full investigation.
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Las Vegas Weather Forecast Showers Diminish Then Clear
Winds are easing to 15 to 25 mph with mostly sunny skies. Today's high reaches 70 and the low 40. Humidity is low around 30 percent, with a 5 percent low. Sunrise is 5 36 and sunset 5 57. A year ago the high was 53 and the low 38.
Parliament To Vote Again In Labor Leadership Battle
In London the Labor leadership contest narrows after a first ballot. Foot led with 90 votes, Callaghan followed with 84, Jenkins quit after tallying 56, leaving three contenders for a March 30 runoff and a possible April 1 final. The field includes six cabinet ministers, all seeking to be Britain’s next prime minister.
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