Kissinger to Moscow for new nuclear arms talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger prepares to travel to Moscow next week to press a proposed arms treaty. He cites a clear Soviet promise to modify their position while noting key sticking points remain the Backfire bomber and the cruise missile. He says U.S. officials and military leaders broadly support a plan limiting missiles and warheads, with possible restrictions on cruise missile range.
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Woman barred from station after 6 p.m.
Cocoa Beach Florida AP volunteer fireman Sylvia Leger 21 alleges a 6 pm curfew at the fire station targets her for sex discrimination. Fire Chief Clifford Batz says the rule applies to all volunteers and was meant to prevent overnight stays with criticism of a woman staying.
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Supreme Court Ends 105-Year Tax Exemption on Imports
The ruling allows states and localities to tax imported goods as soon as they arrive in warehouses, reversing the 1871 decision that taxed them only after removal from original packaging. Los Angeles County projects related revenue near $30 million annually. officials say the change ensures importers pay for public services.
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