Martian life debate at United Nations on return samples
A U.N. report outlines a split among scientists over whether to keep Martian life forms brought home by space missions or kill them to prevent potential Earth contamination. It urges an international forum under COSPAR to decide, noting risks and the need for safe, controlled study of any Martian organisms.
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Lira Steady Amid Opened Italian FX Market in Crisis
Italy reopened its foreign exchange market after a 40 day shutdown and the lira held steady around 771 to the dollar after an early dip to 778 779. Analysts warn further strain could threaten Moro’s fragile 19 day government as central bank support is pledged to be flexible and limited.
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Israel seeks more U S aid in foreign bill showdown
Israel presses for an additional 560 million dollars in U S aid as the House handles a 3.3 billion dollar foreign aid package for Middle Eastern nations. The week includes votes on a 3.5 billion dollar authorization and a Thursday appropriations bill, amid broader budget and ethics actions in Congress.
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Lockheed payoffs alleged to reach US officers in MAAGs
A former Lockheed official alleges Christmas cash payoffs of 10 000 to 20 000 dollars and post retirement jobs to US Air Force colonels who advised on foreign contracts. He says MAAG officers were courted by aircraft firms, with officers sometimes pressuring for hires or favorable deals. Lockheed denies offering gratuities.
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Brezhnev wins unanimous Soviet congress support
Delegates at the Kremlin Palace endorse Brezhnev's report and speech praising detente and world socialist solidarity. Italian and French Communist delegates signal independent paths toward Western democracy, while others lauded the leader as Podgorny and Kosygin remain in the background.
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Hearst trial enters final week in San Francisco
Patricia Hearst bank robbery trial moves toward closing as defense seeks to undermine her taped vows to the Symbionese Liberation Army. F Lee Bailey plans to rest case after 11 days challenging willingness to join SLA. Prosecution resumes rebuttal with two days of witnesses and a possible surprise witness. If convicted she faces up to four mitgal years in prison.
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