Kissinger presses Sadat on Egypt compromise
Secretary of State Kissinger meets President Sadat in Cairo to gauge Egypt’s willingness to concede for a new Israeli withdrawal as he plans a second trip next month. He aims to advance a just and lasting peace and says he will return the week of March.
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South Korea votes in referendum on Park rule
Millions vote in a plebiscite on Park Chung hee’s constitution as opposition groups call for a boycott. Park vows resignation if the yes vote prevails while turnout climbs toward 6 p.m. Officials say a preliminary turnout and early trend will be released. Kim Young-sam denounces the process as rigged and declares the referendum void.
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Madagascar Skirmishing Follows Assassination Of Leader
In TANANARIVE troops attacked a rebel police camp outside the capital in apparent retaliation for the assassination of Madagascar's military strongman Col. Ratsimandrava. An ultimatum expired as gunfire and explosions were heard and martial law tightened nationwide.
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Malagasy
UPI
Gilles Andriamadzo
Richard Ratsimandrava
Andriamahzo
Indian Ocean Republic
Ratsimandrava
France
High Plateau
Cooling leak stalls B1 prototype flight
Edwards Air Force Base California UPI reports a minor coolant leak cut the third test flight of the B1 prototype short after about an hour. The jet landed safely following a cockpit warning about excessive electrical heat.
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Pentagon limits enlistment of oil guard instructors
The Pentagon announced two more contracts worth 169 million dollars for American training teams in Iran and Saudi Arabia. Iranian Gen. Manouchehr Khosrowdad said the trainers are experts, not mercenaries, and civilian teams train Iranian personnel in Bell helicopters. Defense Secretary Schlesinger urged hiring U.S. civilian technicians as demand rises.
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UPI
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Tehran
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Iran
United States
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James Schlesinger
Congress
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Persian Gulf
Saudi Arabia
California
Senate panel approves rescinding Ford oil import tariff hike
The Senate Finance Committee backed a bill 11 2 to rescind Ford's 1 per barrel oil import fee for 90 days and block a planned rise to 2 and 3. The panel also approved a debt ceiling increase to 531 billion through June 30. Democrats warn of inflation and a veto fight looms.
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Noise limits ruled unconstitutional for single flights
A U.S. District Court panel found California single-event noise regulations for airport flights unconstitutional and unenforceable, citing federal preemption. The panel kept jurisdiction on cumulative noise rules related to land use and shielding while reserving judgment on their future validity.
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