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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1978
Page
8
Saudi Arabia's Ambassador Jamil Baroody urged the United Nations to allow wars only with mothers consent. He argued deterrence relies on steel nerves but added measures are needed due to leaders' tension. He proposed defence ministers recruit mothers as restraint minded policy makers.
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat warned in Suez that Egypt may go to war to liberate occupied lands if Israel does not soften its stance on his peace terms. He rejected a separate peace offer from Israel last March and urged a resumption of meaningful talks amid stalled Egyptian Israeli negotiations.
A U S official says the State Department is reviewing the inland and maritime ban on Canadian sport and commercial fishing to find a possible loophole or compromise. Congressmen pressure to exclude Canadians grows amid reciprocal fishing tensions with Canada.
The House voted to bar the treasury department from computerizing gun sales records. supporters cited privacy and effectiveness concerns while the NRA opposed the measure and law enforcement officials backed it. The bill targeted funding for several federal agencies as the fiscal year began. The proposal would not require universal gun owner registration but would mandate serial numbers and dealer reporting.
The Washington Post Co and The Times resolve a dispute over Haldeman book excerpts from The Ends of Power. Newsweek pays The Times and The Times drops a lawsuit after earlier breach claims. No details on the settlement amount.
About 5 500 seals will be killed this year in False Bay to curb a rising seal population that has grown tenfold in eight years. Fishermen say seals threaten commercial fishing by feeding in the water and on lines. French oil imports could drop 45 000 tons yearly if Mother's Day were two weeks earlier, reducing heating needs for greenhouses growing the flowers.
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