Kissinger urges India to curb nuclear aims in talks with Gandhi
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger lectured India on nuclear restraint and pledged aid while signing a joint commission pact on education science and culture. He noted India's May 18 nuclear test and urged multilateral restraint to protect peaceful uses of atomic power as New Delhi defends nonproliferation stance. Indira Gandhi signaled limited U.S. influence and affirmed improving relations amid tensions over aid and policy.
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Saudi Arabia to Cut Oil Prices Unilaterally
An Arab source in Rabat says Saudi Arabia will announce a unilateral price cut of under 10 percent within a week and freeze the new level for a year. Other oil producers may follow with similar cuts, reshaping royalties and taxes while keeping country revenues high. The move aims to win political support from Europe and developed nations.
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U S bomber of the future touted by Air Force general
Maj Gen H M Darmstandler said the B1 bomber will keep the United States ahead in attack capability into the century. The prototype rolled out in California and carries a 76 million price tag, with potential for higher costs. The aircraft is smaller faster and can carry more, reaching deep into enemy heartland and evading ground defenses.
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Miners warned of coal strike worsening fuel crisis
Government energy experts warned a coal mine strike this winter could produce harsher conditions than the oil embargo. Negotiations between the United Mine Workers Union and the Bituminous Coal Operators Association continued Monday on economic issues as a key contract covering 70 percent of U.S. coal neared expiry on November 12. A memo from the Federal Energy Administration cited by the Center for Science in the Public Interest noted the potential coal strike would worsen conditions beyond last winter's oil embargo.
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Lack of trust blamed for few requesting clemency
Washington reports Charles Goodell, head of the Clemency Review Board, cited lack of trust among deserters and draft resisters as the reason for only 360 clemency applications from about 120,000 eligible servicemen with absence related offenses. He called it a communications and understanding problem needing time to prove fairness.
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Man's body found in plane wreckage near Vallejo
The body of Walnut Creek man William H. Hoffman was recovered Monday from the wreckage of a Cesca 150 single engine plane that disappeared Sunday in rain and low clouds over the weekend, authorities said.
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