Senator Hugh Scott urged severing Taiwan ties for China shift
Former Senate Republican leader Hugh Scott said in an interview that after visiting China last year he advised President Ford to sever diplomatic relations with Taiwan and normalize ties with the People's Republic of China even if Beijing does not pledge to refrain from force. Scott's private report argued broad support in Congress and among Republicans for formalizing relations with Beijing.
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Pentagon analyzes NATO funds dispute with Aspin
The Pentagon disputes Rep. Les Aspin's claim of 18.4 billion for NATO defenses, arguing an extra 430 billion over years may be needed to halt a surprise Soviet attack in West Germany. Aspin counters that 7 percent of 60 billion is still a lot, urging caution on defense costs and tax impacts.
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Anti-busing arsenal found in Kentucky dump
In Logsville Kentucky authorities uncovered a large cache of weapons including 97 fragmentation grenades 26 sticks of dynamite 17000 rounds of ammunition and a pistol buried in an industrial dump near Louisville The items were linked to a radical anti-busing group and detonated at the site while other explosives were removed for disposal FBI and police would not confirm any immediate arrests
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Judge rules Kent State can build gym near killings site
A federal judge ruled Kent State University may construct a $6 million gym on a site near the 1970 Kent State shootings, delaying the project only as needed to avoid federal interference in a state matter. The decision follows protests by a group opposing the gym near the campus and the historic site.
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