France Alters Policy on Sale of Nuclear Facilities Abroad
France announced changes in its approach to exporting nuclear facilities, signaling readiness to cooperate with U S nonproliferation aims. The High Council of External Nuclear Policy, created by President Giscard d Estaing, will review deals individually while seeking safeguards and possible bilateral or multilateral agreements. France retains independent nuclear production and opposes aggressive commercial sale that could boost military proliferation.
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Hua Promoted to Succeed Mao as Party Chairman
Tokyo AP reports Chinese spokesman confirmed Hua Kuofeng appointed to lead the Communist Party after Mao Tse tung's death. Reports say Mao's widow Chiang Ching and three radical officials were arrested, amid intraparty infighting and unconfirmed pledges.
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Ford aides condemn Carter demeanor in campaign clash
A Ford campaign steering committee accuses Jimmy Carter of a mean and impertinent campaign style. They cite Carter's debate remarks and poland trip insinuations while outlining Ford's own planned aggressive push and limited post debate campaigning. Separately, an Indian jetliner crash killed all 95 aboard at Bombay Santa Cruz airport.
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New Syrian Offensive Reported Near Sidon Amid Cease Fire Doubts
Palestinian guerrillas claimed Syria launched an assault toward Sidon hours after a secret cease-fire accord in Lebanon. The report described two attacking columns from Jezzine, with right wing militias claiming Marjayoun had fallen. Damascus Radio denied progress and the cease-fire faces delays amid regional tensions.
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Byrd Defends Independence as Asset in Virginia Campaign
Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr. argues independence lets him work with both parties and the White House, rebutting Elmo Zumwalt’s claims he has no voice in national decisions. He cites past refusals of presidential help and stresses defense hinges on a strong foreign policy and economy.
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Sawmill fire damages Darlington mill near Rt 50
An electrical fire yesterday afternoon caused heavy damage at a Darlington sawmill just east of the city on Route 50. Area News page covers the event with photos.
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