Brandt Marks 100 Days Focusing on East Ties
Bonn chancellor Willy Brandt, in his first 100 days, pushes East bloc outreach as top priority. Berlin reform agenda follows foreign policy gains, including signing the nuclear nonproliferation treaty and launching Moscow and Warsaw talks on mutual renunciation of force with the Soviet Union, Poland. Brandt plans meetings with Egon Bahr in Moscow and Georg Ferdinand Duckwitz in Warsaw.
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UPI
Willy Brandt
West Germany
Brandt
West Berlin
West European Union
Germany
Soviet Union
Poland
Moscow
Warsaw
Egon Bahr
Georg Ferdinand Duckwitz
Foreign Ministry
Israel Air Strikes Jordan as Cairo Raid Shocks City
Israel launched two daytime raids into Jordan and attacked a guerrilla camp near Shunat Nimrin while striking near El Maadi Cairo. Defense Minister Dayan signaled willingness to a truce if Egypt agrees. The Cairo strike damaged a school in El Maadi and blackout measures were imposed amid mounting regional tension.
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Israel
Jordan
Moshe Dayan
Egypt
Cairo
el Maadi
Tel Aviv
Shunat Nimrin
Dead Sea
Middle East
UPI
Raymond Wilkinson
Bill Would Alter Drug Penalties
The Senate approved a bill to sharply cut federal penalties for drug sale and use from marijuana to heroin. It would favor lighter maximums for first offenses, including marijuana possession up to one year and $5,000, and reduce second-offense terms, with 5-10 year ranges for pushers, while maintaining tougher sentences for trafficking and for repeat offenders.
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Washington
UPH
Senate Chamber
U.S. Capitol
U.S
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Senate
House
Good Choice In Markets Weekend Food Picks
The Consumer and Marketing Service notes ample meat and produce this weekend. Beef roasts and steaks are plentiful, port cuts such as smoked picnics bacon and sausage intrude. Broiler fryers remain strong and fish such as sticks portions Maine sardines and canned tuna are featured.
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Washington
UPI
Consumer and Marketing Service
Maine
Salt Pattern Shifts Across Great Salt Lake
Salt companies say the north part of the lake is increasingly saturated with salt while the south end becomes more diluted. Southern Pacific Railroad officials dispute that the 1959 causeway across the lake causes diminished salt production at the south end. H. M. Williamson, chief engineer for South, cited ongoing brine concentration issues.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Great Salt Lake
Southern Pacific Railroad Co
H. M. Williamson
San Francisco
Salt industry at risk as brine dilutes near causeway
A Want Ads era expert said fresh water damming south of the causeway dilutes surface layers but at 23 feet the water remains briny on both sides. Frank J. Allen, Solar Salt Co. attorney, told a hearing by the State Natural Resources Department that refiners must build more ponds to keep salt output. if brine dilutes further, the industry faces serious trouble. A further meeting was set for June pending a University of Utah lake study.
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Era Pacific
Frank J. Allen
Solar Salt Co
Nural Resources Department
University of Utah
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