Mexican gas price showdown in Mexico City
U S officials press Mexico to sell natural gas to the United States at $1.75 per thousand cubic feet while Mexico seeks $2.70. Talks in Mexico City last week failed to reach a compromise, with U S diplomats arguing Mexico has few other buyers and will have to accept a lower price.
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Kissinger to testify on plan to sell warplanes
Carter's proposal to sell F-15s to Saudi Arabia Israel and Egypt faces opposition in Congress and possible compromise. Kissinger will testify as lawmakers seek clarity on 1974 pledge to provide advanced fighters to Saudi Arabia. Javits and Church weigh in as Byrd signals floor disapproval unlikely. House hearings begin on related foreign policy issues and a gas pricing deal advances in conference.
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Doctors shot in Milan as Moro kidnapper siege continues
In Milan a doctor, 52, was shot in the legs by three men as authorities hunt for Aldo Moro amid Red Brigades claims and silence on Moro's fate. Police also arrested 26 suspected supporters and conducted a large rural sweep from Rome to Viterbo with no Moro breakthrough. The group denied killing Moro though a hoax note claimed execution. Cardinal Poma urged prayers for a hopeful outcome.
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Son of Sam killer Berkowitz pleads guilty in Moskowitz slaying
David R. Berkowitz pleaded guilty to gunning down Stacy Moskowitz on July 31, the sixth murder attributed to the Son of Sam. He may also plead to the other five killings if he rejects the insanity defense.
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Inauguration Set for Costa Rica Remakes Power Transfer
Rodrigo Carazo becomes Costa Rica’s 86th president with Rosa Lynn Carter leading the U S delegation at the ceremony. Incoming and outgoing leaders signal a peaceful transfer as festivities unfold in San Jose with fireworks, car caravans, and official receptions. Carter lauds Costa Rican democracy and human rights. Carazo vows to expel fugitive Robert Vesco if he does not depart.
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