Carter seeks global ban on nuclear tests stalls with China and France
Washington reports the Carter administration pressed for a comprehensive world test ban but China and France refused to sign or join the effort. Talks are planned in Washington next month to pursue a two stage treaty restricting underground detonations and extending the existing limits under new verification. Britain may join negotiations as part of the broader effort to curb nuclear weapons testing and ensure peaceful uses.
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Unofficial calls from Navy phones show waste estimated
A private study tracked long distance calls from the U S Naval Academy and Naval Ship Research and Development Center in Annapolis revealing 660 nonofficial calls out of about 50 000, including to massage parlors race tracks and the American Nazi Party. Savings could reach 10 000 to 60 000 yearly with better controls. Calls went to hotels hair dressers and even McDonald’s. The report calls for management changes while noting nonbusiness calls from Navy phones across various locations. In Sacramento an unemployment benefits bill would deny aid to students who refuse work conflicting with classes at UCLA Law.
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