Governors to discuss water policy in Colorado stopover
President Carter meets 10 Western governors including Kneip Straub O Callaghan Evans Herschler Lamm and Castro in Colorado to discuss federal water policy and state autonomy. The talks cover budget cuts to a state project forest management welfare reform and water rights litigation.
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South African white press attacks crackdown warning dictatorship
In Johannesburg and Bangkok informed by UPI reports, Die Transvaler decries arrests of 70 black leaders and closures of three papers as frightful, while Rand Daily Mail warns of dictatorship. Police Minister Kruger defends actions for public peace amid international concern.
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Revolutionary Party
Sangad
Stroke clue stethoscope detects brain vessel problems
Researchers at the University of Cincinnati report a stethoscope computer system that analyzes sounds from blood vessels in the brain to warn of cerebral aneurysms. Neurology Professor Charles Olinger and mechanical engineering Professor Jack Wasserman say the device converts brain vessel sounds into electric signals for computer analysis.
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Journal of Surgical Neurology
Soviets Back Ethiopians in Desert War Move
The Soviet Union said it has halted arms to Somalia and now backs Ethiopia with defensive weapons. Moscow may withdraw about 6000 advisers as Addis Ababa receives full support amid the Ogaden fighting near Harar and Sidamo. Ethiopia warns of chaos from secessionist movements and protests, urging national unity against anti-revolutionary forces.
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Talks on Park questioning in influence scandal fail
U.S. and South Korea end marathon talks without agreement on questioning millionaire Tongsun Park amid the Seoul Washington influence peddling dispute. Officials gave a one sentence joint statement and left open potential future talks. Park faces 36 counts of corruption mail fraud and bribery in a U.S. grand jury indictment.
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U.S
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