US to Withdraw Ground Troops From South Korea
President Carter told Japanese Prime Minister Fukuda that U.S. ground troops would be pulled from South Korea while pledging to honor defense obligations. About 7,000 Air Force personnel would remain, and talks stressed peaceful Korean unification and continued U.S. presence in Asia.
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Milk Price Support Increase Proposed by Carter
President Carter agreed to a government milk price support rise likely lifting retail milk by eight cents per gallon. The plan, to be announced Tuesday by Agriculture Secretary Bergland, raises supports on April 1 by 74 cents per hundred pounds.
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Florida Judge Has Authority To Order More Prison Space
U S Supreme Court ruled Florida must either build more prisons or release inmates per Judge Scott. State officials say reforms since 1975 show capacity and funding have improved. Hearing expected before appeals court or Jacksonville district court on merits.
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Mission Successful MIA Commission Back in U S
United States mission to Hanoi and Vientiane returns with pledge to continue search for missing American servicemen. Leonard Woodcock says Carter will receive a fuller report after a White House meeting. Remains of 12 fliers recovered. talks hint at potential UN and aid moves.
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Hostage standoff ends with eight released in Toronto bank
A man calling himself Bob McLagan, 38, seized a bank on King Street East in Toronto demanding a C130 Hercules flight to Uganda to meet President Amin. He released eight women and later three other hostages, including a bank employee with high blood pressure, while holding three male workers and a police sergeant. negotiator Charles Dearing was briefly released after a journalist visit.
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