Eskimos Plan Bowhead Hunt Despite Ban
Eskimo leaders announce they will pursue their spring bowhead hunt near the North Slope despite the IWC one year ban and court rulings. Biologists estimate bowheads number 600 to 2,000, with U.S. objections blocked and no guaranteed quota from the IWC.
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Young backs sanctions against South Africa in UN push
U S ambassador Andrew Young said he favors some sanctions against the white South African government to pressure racial reform, a personal view he stressed while noting final decisions rest with Cyrus Vance and President Carter. Meanwhile police in South Africa detained 13 black activists after the Biko case developments as inquests begin.
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Social Security bill faces split views in Washington
Washington debate on universal coverage for 6 million workers includes 2.4 million federal employees and about 3 million state and local workers not yet in Social Security. Proponents cite $26 billion 1982 gains and steadier payroll taxes while opponents fear added employer costs and pension burdens for cities and nonprofits.
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Four terrorists with Iranian Dutch passports hijack Lufthansa jet
Four hijackers aboard a Lufthansa jet carrying vacationers reportedly used Iranian and Dutch passports possibly stolen or forged. Diplomatic sources say all four may be of Persian origin as the hijacking unfolds.
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Torrijos foes pleased at no canal vote
Panama City reports 66 percent voting no in Sunday's plebiscite on Panama Canal treaties with 472,691 yes and 230,998 no. The outcome challenges claims that Panama gains most, as opposition figures push for a return to democracy and possible National Liberation Front formation.
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