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In Congress a debate over a foreign aid bill led to amendments banning U S funds to Communist regimes Vietnam Cambodia Cuba and blocking aid to Uganda Idi Amin was denounced for human rights abuses Dellums opposed the ban urging a world not split into good and bad guys Maryland Republican Bob Bauman defended liberty and supported sanctions against Mozambique Angola Tanzania and Zambia with certification conditions The House passage asserted opposition to Marxist guerrillas and terrorists in Rhodesia and South West Africa and criticized Andrew Young and Carter administration policy
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Church Flip Flop Raises Questions
Washington observers traced a rapid shift in Sen. Frank Church from backing a three nation arms deal to opposing it amid private meetings with Carter aides. The sequence, culminating in an 8 to 8 committee vote, signaled the administration's strain and raised questions about Church's reliability as he prepared to chair the Foreign Relations Committee.
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Albert Turner in Selma builds a still to produce ethanol for gasohol, a 90 gallon daily output sought as a fuel blend to cut oil imports and boost farm markets. Backers cite cleaner burning, higher octane, and farm income, while critics warn of higher costs and efficiency limits.
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