Vance Carries Message From Paris Talks
UPI reporting Cyrus Vance met with French President Giscard d Estaing in Paris and discussed Brezhnev's visit. Vance said U S Soviet relations were satisfactory and that Giscard would relay Brezhnev talks to President Carter. He called the French Soviet discussions constructive.
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Carter Praises Congress At $1000 Fundraiser
President Carter spoke three hours in New York at a Democratic fund raiser praising Congress for advancing four of his five pre inauguration goals. He urged passage of ethics reform an economic stimulus plan and an energy department bill to be signed by July 4.
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UPI
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New York
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Explosions Hit Akron Sewer System Linked to Rubber Plant
Police traced 3000 gallons of naphtha dumped into Akron sewers to Patch Rubber Co after a month long strike. The blasts damaged a six block area with ruptured streets and a deep playground hole. No injuries were reported. traffic was halted and temporary repairs pursued.
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Akron. Ohio
UPI
Patch Rubber Co
Patch
Supreme Court OKs state funds for parochial school services
The court ruled a state may fund textbooks and health services for church related schools but not for instructional materials or field trips. Justice Blackmun wrote the majority with four justices briefing separate views. The decision includes approval of diagnostic services, remedial programs, and tests not controlled by non public schools.
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Blackmun
Tankers to carry pipeline oil to Gulf Coast via Panama Canal
Oil from Alaska's Prudhoe Bay will move by tanker across 10 000 miles to New Jersey or the Gulf Coast as West Coast refineries run at limited capacity. About half the crude goes to Louisiana and Texas, with costs rising by about 1 half a dollar per barrel. Tankers over 100 000 tons must unload to smaller ships, adding delays. Oil firms SOHIO Exxon and Atlantic Richfield divide most supply, ARCO and others hold remaining shares. A West Coast pipeline to Midland faces environmental delays, delaying inland distribution for about two years. Tankers depart Valdez starting August.
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House approves across the board aid cut challenging Carter policy
The House voted 208 to 174 to cut foreign aid by 5 percent, about 6.7 billion dollars, short of the White House request. Debates centered on restraint of funds through multilateral institutions and a separate 274 to 112 amendment to bar support to Cuba, complicating moves toward normalized Havana relations.
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UPI
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Ohio
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California budget stalemate edges toward final passage
California lawmakers wrestled with a 14.7 billion compromise budget approved by a Senate Assembly committee. The plan totals about 16.2 billion with tax relief and school funding revamp, but blocks 92 million for two new state prisons and includes faculty raises of 5 percent plus a 1.5 percent across the board.
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UPI
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Senate
Assembly
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
University of California and State University and College System
Anti government riots rise in Soweto violence
Police report a second death in Soweto as anti-government riots widen. Tear gas used by riot squads to disperse youths amid ongoing disorders. A woman was found shot early today near Klipspruit, body with multiple bullet wounds under investigation. A 16 year old student also died Thursday in the unrest.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPI
Soweto
Dawid Kriel
Klipspruit
U S. Deficit Seen Rising as Imports Grow
Treasury secretary Blumenthal told the OECD meeting that the United States may run a payments deficit of up to 12 billion dollars this year due to higher imports. He urged strong economies Japan West Germany Switzerland and the Netherlands to help speed global recovery by running similar deficits and boosting aid to poorer nations. In Soweto riots police used tear gas after youths stoned vehicles and a schoolyard, with injuries reported among drivers.
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UPI
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United States
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Senate approves Brown canal plan for water projects
The California Senate narrowly passes a Brown administration backed measure authorizing 3.4 billion dollars in new water projects. It includes a 43 mile Peripheral Canal to divert Delta water, enabling higher north to south shipments through the century end.
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UPI
Senate
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
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