Desai warns Gandhi supporters violence will not be allowed
At a New Delhi news conference Prime Minister Morarji Desai warned that supporters of Indira Gandhi who resort to violence to regain power will face a strong government response. He said no one will be allowed to indulge in violence.
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Profit reports show steel industry plight
Disastrous third quarter results hit U S steelmakers with Bethlehem Steel recording a $477 million net loss. Analysts note foreign imports lower output and higher costs, while price increases fail to offset expenses. Bethlehem also reports nine month losses totaling $467.4 million.
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Biko and Afrikaner clash over racial prejudice and future politics
Biko argues the government is trapped by its right wing and that concessions to blacks invite more demands and violence. He predicts leaders will plan for future generations, urging living together and integrating the population to avoid wider regional upheaval.
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Black movement on unity and possible territorial segregation
Biko says Azania should remain one indivisible country and any black homeland would be overrun. the black left aims for full egalitarianism while a black middle class could ally with whites if the color issue is removed. Activists face temptation from small gains and whites’ panic, yet violence remains a likely option.
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Racial quota dispute imperils public works funding
A legal fight over a 10 percent minority set-aside for a 4 billion federal public works program threatens delaying hundreds of projects and options for black and minority firms. Courts review the policy amid lawsuits by the Associated General Contractors as federal judges issue temporary blocks. The dispute centers on constitutional quotas and potential Supreme Court review. In Hawaii volcano news, Kilauea eruption ends with lava flow totals of 30 to 40 million cubic meters from the east rift zone.
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