House panel cuts U S aid to IDA funds in 1976 plan
A House Subcommittee trimmed U S contributions to the World Bank tied IDA loans, cutting the 1976 share to 320 million from 375 million. Panel chair Otto Passman cited waste and affordability, risking default on initial payment due February 16 and drawing skeptical remarks from Treasury officials about restoring funds.
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Soviets Use Radiation to Block Eavesdropping
Washington reports secrecy over U S Soviet talks to reduce microwave emissions at the Moscow embassy amid fears of health effects. Officials note no confirmed cancer links while a new Moscow embassy complex and a reciprocal Washington project are planned with multi‑million budgets and extensive facilities.
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Portugal's Military agrees to civilian rule after elections
Portugal moves toward civilian government as the Revolutionary Council agrees to hand power to elected representatives after the April 25 elections. President Francisco da Costa Gomes and five major parties sign a pact detailing a civilian government with a strong presidency and military restricted to protecting institutions. Costa Gomes says the armed forces will not retain power. elections are set for April 25 with a summer presidential vote anticipated.
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