Brown weighs phased U S pullout from Korea
Defense Harold Brown told Korean officials the planned five year pullout of all American ground forces in Korea is necessary to avoid turning the issue into a U S political controversy. He outlined a 1.9 billion dollar aid package and delivered Carter's letter to Park Chung hee reaffirming U S commitment.
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Carter Urges Jobs Programs At Urban League Address
President Carter urged federal programs to create public service jobs and tackle discrimination faster. He highlighted more funding for education, higher revenue sharing, and a public works bill allocating ten percent of four billion dollars in contracts to minority businesses.
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Albania asks China to pull advisers from Tirana
Albanian officials have asked China to withdraw its technical advisers from Albania, a move tied to widening strains in their long standing alliance. Estimates place Chinese experts in Albania between 700 and 2,000.
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Hondo mayor’s bid for unemployed prompts wave of mail
In Hondo Texas mayor Woodrow Glasscock sought 180 hard core unemployed to boost unemployment figures for a federal grant. About 600 700 letters arrived from all 50 states and Canada with some supporters and some skeptical. A letter from Germany offered to come if paid fare.
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Clearing skies and cooler tonight with sunny, mild Tuesday
Skies will clear and temperatures fall to the upper 50s tonight with a sunny, mild Tuesday high in the mid 70s. Rain chances are minimal tonight and near zero Tuesday, with an extended outlook showing fair skies midweek and a small chance of thunder showers Friday, highs in the 70s to low 80s and lows in the 50s.
Travel Experts Optimistic On U S Tourism Rise
Experts from the U S Travel Data Center and AAA say domestic travel is rebounding after a slow start. They project a stronger summer with higher car purchases and more trips as gasoline supplies improve and the economy remains solid. The Travel Data Center cites 109 million pleasure travelers last year and National Park visits rising about 4.5 percent in 1976. Bus and air travel show notable gains through the year, with air miles up 6 percent and Amtrak up 3 percent in early 1977.
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