South African Police Fire On Soweto student Protest
Police opened fire with tear gas and guns at a Soweto march of about 5 000 students as clashes followed a prior week of rioting that left 176 dead and more than 1 100 injured. Three blacks were killed Wednesday in Soweto.
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Kissinger and Callaghan discuss steer toward Africa peace
Secretary of State Kissinger and Prime Minister Callaghan met at breakfast in London to weigh American policy on South Africa and Rhodesia amid rising black demands. Talks touched on funding to help whites move or lose property, with no new meeting planned with Vorster.
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Venezuela to import rice as drought hits harvest
Washington AP reports that Venezuela may import up to 100000 metric tons of rice this year. The Agriculture Department analysts say the March to May crop will total about 60000 tons, far short of the 135000 normal, with last year’s 32000 tons export no longer relevant due to drought and rat damage.
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Newsprint Price Hike by Bathurst Units
Consolidated Bathurst Ltd newsprint firms raise prices by 20 a ton for standard newsprint. Effective November 1 the rate climbs to 291 a ton in Canada and 305 a ton in the United States.
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