Eanes Wins Portugal Presidency in First Free Vote
General Antonio de Spínola era remains, but Gen. Antonio Ramalho Eanes captured 61.41 percent to become Portugal’s president in the first free presidential election in half a century. Otelo Carvalho and Octávio Pato trailed, while Soares anticipated a Soares-led minority government. The new constitution grants the president wide powers over premier selection, vetoes, and parliament dissolution.
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Mayors Press War Cuts to Fund Cities and Jobs
Big city mayors led by Chicago's Richard Daley urged trimming federal military spending to balance urban budgets and protect domestic programs. Detroit's Coleman Young and Pittsburgh's Peter Flaherty backed the clash over defense versus local needs as the conference backs anti unemployment measures and job programs.
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