Fischer Beats Spassky Again In World Chess Clash
In Reykjavik Bobby Fischer defeated Boris Spassky in the eighth game, taking a 5-3 lead. Analysts credited Fischer with relentless pressure as Spassky erred on multiple moves, with a ninth game scheduled for Sunday.
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Gubernatorial Candidate Discusses Issues at Ottawa Lunch
About 80 people gathered at Ottawa University Student Union for a luncheon with Republican candidate Ray Frisbie. He spoke on state budget welfare tax relief and government spending, urged 10 percent cuts in agency budgets, and discussed tax reform focusing on income and sales taxes while condemning property tax. Frisbie said he has no ambitions beyond governor and opened questions from the audience, largely Franklin Anderson and Miami counties residents.
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Price Commission Stands Firm on Profit Margin Rules
Washington reports the Price Commission will not relax controls on corporate profit margins. Officials expect more companies may exceed margins as the economy grows, prompting voluntary price rollbacks to stay within limits. A regulation may allow reversing price cuts to raise margins back to base-period levels.
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Venezuela Purchases 142 AMX30 Tanks From France
Washington reports Venezuela has ordered 142 French AMX30 medium tanks and more than 20 155mm self propelled howitzers in a $60 million deal. The purchase marks the largest Latin American arms order since World War II, signaling France's rising role as a regional supplier amid U.S. sales limits. France, Britain, and Italy dominate non U.S. Latin American arms trade, while U.S. sales to the region amount to about $130 million in 1970 71. The move comes as Congress curbs aid to combat poverty and social needs.
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Trident submarine development sped by Senate vote
The Senate backed accelerating the Trident program despite cost overruns risks. Sen. Lloyd Bentsen was defeated in an amendment to cut 500 million dollars of funding as the Pentagon bill faced debate on a 20.5 billion defense procurement package.
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Labour Strife Mounts as Britain Faces Dock Strike
London AP reports a national dock strike deepening labor turmoil as Prime Minister Heath prepares a second state of emergency to keep lifelines open. Dockers stay at work after rejecting a plan to compensate displaced workers amid anger over five jailed pickets and the government’s new labor relations law.
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