Argentine moves to curb foreign control of economy
Buenos Aires officials proposed laws to curb foreign involvement by limiting investment and nationalizing bank deposits. Undersecretary Orlando D Adamo said prior rulers allowed foreigners to control many Argentine companies and promised a reversal to have them return to Argentine ownership.
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Ireland Dublin landing rights end 27 year air agreement
Washington reports that American Airlines will be allowed to land in Dublin under a new agreement with Ireland. For 27 years Ireland restricted international landings to Shannon only, forcing passengers to transfer to a local Irish carrier for Dublin. The change ends the long dispute over Airmatter access.
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Paris talks resume as plan seeks Cambodia cease fire
Saigon sources say Paris draft by Kissinger and Le Duc Tho envisions a 24 hour cease fire after signing and timetables to implement remaining pact provisions, potentially ending U S bombing in Cambodia. Talks resume tomorrow in Gif sur Yvette as Thieu reviews ParisWashington messages.
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City council grapples with sewer strain and annexation clash
The council debated sewer capacity and a proposed valley annexation as critical issues. O'Key urged a single sewer authority and bond support for facilities while Murphy pressed for annexation limits and internal solutions. The body also moved to study elderly housing land leasing, drainage rights funding, and library expansion architecture.
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Watergate hearings resume as Vesco fund case active
The proceedings reopen amid indictments in the fund raising case linked to financier Vesco. The New York Times reports L. Patrick Gray III may testify fully on Watergate after resigning April 27 for destroying records. Senator Weicker defends hearings against criticism, noting executive overreach harms prosecutions like the Ellsberg era.
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