Conservationists Seek Stronger Action For Endangered Species
World Wildlife Fund delegates from 35 nations at a San Francisco congress adopted 29 resolutions urging African rural protections, Latin American forest conservation, and U S efforts to save the California condor. The group pledges more than 20 million in global grants and launches a 15 million two year marine research drive while opposing a major Palau port project.
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United Nations admits Angola as 146th member in 116 to 0 vote
Angola joined the United Nations as the 146th member by a 116 to 0 General Assembly vote with the United States abstaining amid protest over Cuban troops. Angola’s Foreign Minister Jose Eduardo dos Santos attended the ceremony in Luanda. China did not participate in the vote.
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