Rosalynn Carter Daunts Brazil Tour In Tough Talks
Rosalynn Carter leaves Peru for Brazil on a three day swing amid strains over Brazil's human rights record and the West German nuclear reprocessing plant deal. The visit aims to improve US Brazil ties through talks with President Geisel and officials while tensions linger over policy disagreements.
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Young urges easing pressure on USSR over human rights
United Nations ambassador Andrew Young tells Playboy it is time to let up on criticizing the Soviet Union as he doubts protests help. He says Soviet concerns lie more with satellite states and budget increases for Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty. He compares Sakharov support to Entebbe and predicts a growing dissident movement as the economy and culture advance.
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Government rejects quotas in higher education fight
U S Secretary Joseph Califano says the federal government will pursue numerical goals to reduce discrimination in colleges and universities but will not use arbitrary quotas. He spoke at City College of New York urging stronger recruitment of minority, women and disabled students while stressing competition and equal opportunity.
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Complaint filed against judge in rape case
Wisconsin state senator filed a complaint with the Judicial Commission against Dane County Judge Archie Simonson for remarks blaming permissiveness and women's clothing for male arousal in a rape case. Legislators, women’s groups and local bodies called for action while Simonson vacationed and planned to release edited transcripts to defend himself.
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Rock solves Bloomfield high graffiti problem
In Bloomfield Connecticut a 13 ton rock was installed in front of Bloomfield High School to deter graffiti. Officials say students still write on the rock but repainting creates new space, with the rock already painted maroon and silver after costing $200.
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