Muzorewa demands quick settlement in Rhodesia
Rhodesia's Bishop Abel Muzorewa drew a huge crowd in Salisbury vowing no sell-out deal with the white minority and urging an end to the racial war. He denounced rival Nkomo as civil war’s author, while Patrotic Front leaders in Dar es Salaam signaled unity of guerrilla forces.
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Congress weighs hard on false identification crimes
Congress moves slowly on bills to curb crimes aided by false IDs. Proposals would make using fraudulent information to obtain passports Social Security cards and other federal papers illegal and would bar using mail or interstate systems to acquire drivers licenses or birth certificates. Officials say the measure aims to curb a wide range of crimes and stop schemes like forging infant death records to obtain ID.
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