Haig and Huang hold four hour talk on Taiwan arms issue
Secretary of State Alexander Haig and Chinese Foreign Minister Huang Hua met for nearly four hours, discussing bilateral and global affairs. They agreed the main threat to world peace is Soviet expansion, while China urged restraint on Taiwan weapons sales and emphasized sovereignty and noninterference. Haig canceled a museum visit due to the extended session.
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Air Traffic Controllers Near Week-Long Strike Threat
Washington AP reports air traffic controllers seek a 10000 dollar annual raise and a 32 hour work week. Talks between FAA and PATCO broke down April 28 with no new meetings scheduled. PATCO president Robert Poli says a June 22 strike could shut down major national air service but remains open to negotiating. FAA spokesman Feldman cites legal limits on raises. FMCS notes no meetings scheduled while exploring options.
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