Carter's new foreign policy stresses global cooperation
President Carter unveils a policy of constructive global involvement aimed at wider international cooperation, stressing human rights and a stable world order. He argues for stronger ties with industrial democracies, improvements with the Soviet Union and China, and outreach to developing nations to reduce poverty and avert conflict.
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Mideast
Middle East
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Supreme Court limits agency union dues in local governments
The Supreme Court ruled that individual local government employees cannot be compelled to pay union political activity costs they oppose. The decision comes as states and DC vary on whether contracts allow service fees equivalent to union dues from nonmembers. The ruling affects pay and influence in public sector labor cases nationwide.
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UPI
Supreme Court
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District of Columbia
Crown Prince Fahd Arrives in Washington for Five Day Visit
Arab crown prince Fahd Bin al Aziz al Saud, 54, heads to Washington for a five day state visit beginning May 24. The Tehran dispatch notes he arrives with aims beyond mere concessions, signaling a high level diplomatic mission.
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Washington
ICU
Fahd bin al-Aziz al-Saud
Carter Unveils Broad Environmental Policy Agenda
President Carter outlined a comprehensive plan to curb harmful chemicals in drinking water and to regulate off road vehicle use on public lands. He ordered recycled paper procurement, protection of wetlands, and a push for stricter strip mining laws while coordinating federal action on toxic substances and drinking water safety.
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UPI
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Congress
White House
Environmental Protection Agency
Feet Taste Organs Give Flies Sugar Sense
Washington DC report notes both the butterfly and the house fly possess taste organs on their feet, particularly sensitive to sugar, aiding in locating sweet substances. The finding emphasizes the insects’ reliance on foot receptors for feeding behavior.
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