Are Soviet traders courting U.S. buyers amid detente push
The article discusses Soviet trade reps, led by a fictional Ivan the buyer, courting U.S. firms with low interest loans to buy high technology goods. It notes rising U.S. exports to the USSR and explores political implications, with Sen. Jackson urging trade concessions tied to reduced Soviet military spending. It includes views from Walter Laqueur, Stephen Rosenfeld, and E. Ernest Goldstein.
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Russia
United States
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Walter Laqueur
Stephen Rosenfeld
Germany
France
Britain
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Jackson
E. Ernest Goldstein
Senate
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Europe
Law says Nixon must resign by delivering letter to Kissinger
Nixon would have to hand a resignation letter to Secretary of State Henry Kissinger if he quits. The move would transfer power to Gerald Ford and set the first presidential resignation in U.S. history, with Ford likely sworn in by Chief Justice Burger and a rapid reorganization of staff and security.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Gerald R. Ford
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Dozens of New Arizona Laws Take Effect Friday
More than 100 laws from the last regular session become effective Friday in Arizona. Penalties rise for hard drug sales over 250 dollars and for armed robbery with a gun, with a second offense carrying 10 years. Expanded campaign finance disclosures and a stronger no smoking rule in public facilities also take effect.
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Betty Carnes
Newsmen Shot by Turkish Troops Near Lapithos
Turkish troops fired on a group of foreign newsmen near Lapithos west of Kyrenia. Several journalists were wounded while others escaped injury and carried the wounded to Nicosia hospital for treatment.
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Viet Cong Push on Duc Duc Amid Da Nang Offense
Communist forces pressed the Duc Duc district capital siege after capturing Thuong Duc, with 500 government defenders reported killed or captured there. In Da Nang area fighting subsided as reinforcements rushed to Duc Duc. In the Central Highlands, Plei Me camp was attacked again with 96 insurgents killed. An attack near Phnom Penh left two cars damaged and a secretary's driver wounded.
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AMC posts record third quarter profit on small car sales
American Motors Corp reports a 19 million third quarter profit driven by Gremlin and Hornet sales. Nine month results show 34.6 million earnings and 1.6 billion in revenue as rivals struggle. Directors declare 20 cents in dividends despite higher production costs. Roy D. Chapin Jr. notes profits rise despite cost pressures.
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