Joint action discussed over Rhodesia raid on Mozambique
Britain and the United States weigh a Security Council appeal to force Rhodesia to withdraw troops from Mozambique. A Foreign Office briefing says major military action is off the table, while diplomats warn the invasion could spark a broader conflict and derail peace efforts.
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United Press International
Britain
United States
U.N. Security Council
Rhodesia
Mozambique
Foreign Office
ILO Hopeful U S Will Remain In Organization
In Geneva the International Labor Organization opens its annual assembly hoping the United States will not quit the U N agency. Washington warned in 1975 with withdrawal to take effect in November unless Carter reverses Ford era decision. The ILO criticizes many nations on labor rights while facing possible U S budgetary withdrawal.
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Geneva
Switzerland
UPI
International Labor Organization
United States
U.N
Washington
Carter
Ford
Henry Kissinger
ILO
Soviet Union
Hill Top Iris Garden Opens for Public View this June
Mrs. Sue Wilson announces her Hill Top Iris Garden will be open to the public with an open house during the first three weeks of June. The garden is located on Rt. 2 above Pinecrest Cemetery for visitors to view the bloom displays.
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Sue Wilson
Rt. 2
Pinecrest Cemetery
World Energy Study Group Talks Stall at North South Conference
At the North South economic conference in Paris delegates from 19 Third World nations pressed for a 15 nation energy consultative group to ensure oil and energy supplies and curb price rises. US officials cautioned that committee work has unraveled and no energy agreement exists yet though momentum toward ongoing energy discussions remains.
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Ry Roland Tyrrell
Paris
UPI
West
State Department
Hodding Carter
Carter
Cancer treatment program may reach other hospitals soon
In San Francisco UC Hospital officials say a successful leukemia treatment used to save 7 year old Michael Morelock may be adopted by other hospitals. After over three years of therapy his condition has stabilized and he will be taken off drugs. The program now yields a 90 percent four year survival after diagnosis.
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San Francisco
UPI
University of California Hospital
Michael Morelock
Arthur’ R. Albin
UC Hospital
San Francisco Bay Area
Economy recovery and tax debate cited in Carter era remarks
Church leaders discussed President Carter's budget aims and the goal to balance the nation within his first term. They argued economic growth and job creation are needed, criticizing approaches seen as ineffective.
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Andrus
Carter
Church
Bargaining Nears On Teacher Benefits And Guidelines
Administration and BCEA reach informal accord on travel funds of 1500 for teachers and 1000 more if revenues allow plus a new bereavement leave plan without pay loss. Dues deduction and grievance procedures discussed as trade, study committee to resolve finances and ratification planned after school ends with signing likely in September.
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BCEA
Carol Pietsch
Libby
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