SALT talks press on in Vienna amid tense exchanges
In Vienna, Secretary of State Kissinger and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko held talks on SALT progress and the European security summit. US officials noted emphasis on testing American resolve, with discussions shifting to Europe and arms control while both sides pressed for a renewal of detente.
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Mixed signals on prices and sales across sectors
The government urges restraint on air fare increases while Sears warns discounts may end due to recession. Ford seeks 2 billion in loan guarantees to restructure railroads as energy policy debates heat up. Dow edges up as profit taking fades. Sears reports first quarter income down sharply. plan to end markdowns cited.
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Arthur M. Wood
Water crisis deepens as Euphrates flow drops
Iraqi villagers drink sewage water and livestock die as Syria limits Euphrates flow. Farmers abandon rice fields near Karbala while the government buys water tankers to move drinking water from the Tigris to affected communities.
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Syria
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Persian Gulf
Tabka
Saudi Arabia
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Portugal shuts down opposition paper Republica in Lisbon
The government closes the Socialist party newspaper Republica pending a special press tribunal decision on its seizure by Communist workers. A ministry spokesman said publication must halt until the court rules. Socialists guard the offices as paratroopers intervene and Soares warns of leaving the cabinet if the paper is not restored.
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Portugal
Socialist Party
Republica
Information Ministry
Mario Soares
Soares
Supreme Court limits state parochial aid
The Supreme Court restricted Pennsylvania parochial aid programs, striking down the plan to fund private schools with loans for instruction and state-paid remedial staff. Chief Justice Burger warned the ruling would burden slow learners whose parents choose religious schooling, while upholding the textbook loan program as already offered to public pupils.
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House debates defense budget cuts and service academies
The House weighs open to women at West Point Annapolis and the Air Force Academy amid a 32 billion procurement bill. A 108 million vetoed for a strategic bomber points to US Soviet deterrence while troop withdrawals faced mixed support and a 1.9 billion across the board cut was proposed.
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Ford
South Vietnam
HUD ordered to pay half of rent increase for Uplands tenants
A federal judge in Baltimore ordered HUD and 424 tenants at Uplands Apartments to cover half of an 18 percent rent rise, citing a 1974 housing law that requires government support when rents exceed 30 percent of income. The ruling, seen as nationwide in impact, allows appeal and sets a test for Section 236 projects. Kay Boyd called the order a loss for tenants who plan to challenge it.
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Uplands
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