Young backs sanctions pressure on South Africa at UN
Ambassador Andrew Young said he favors mandatory United Nations sanctions against South Africa but the Carter administration has not decided. He suggested a compromise resolution short of a binding arms embargo while noting U.S. and Western vetoes in the Security Council. The United States may seek a middle path as Pretoria cracks down on black organizations and presses for Namibia independence amid Rhodesia tensions and Western talks on South-West Africa.
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Eskimos Loses Bid to Block Bowhead Whale Ban
Washington court ruling ends Eskimo bid to force a State Department objection to a one year bowhead hunting ban. Appeals court kept a lower court order from blocking the ban, a decision the Eskimos said undermined their culture and protein source while government lawyers warned of ecological and international ramifications. Authorities report 26 bowheads killed this spring and 78 wounded. fall hunt figures pending. U.S. position now rests with the International Whaling Commission and potential quotas.
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West Germany tightens hijack precautions at airports
West Germany will impose new anti hijacking rules at airports and on Lufthansa planes including arriving 45 minutes before takeoff identifying all luggage and limiting carry on items. Ground security and freight measures will be increased and border guards will check passengers at many foreign airports. The move follows the Palma de Mallorca hijacking and rescue of hostages in Somalia. The UN General Assembly considered an urgent debate on aviation safety amid threats of a global pilots strike. Israel denied smuggling nuclear material and hijacking uranium shipments, stating no foundation to such reports and reaffirming its policy against introducing nuclear weapons in the Middle East.
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