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The Daily Tar Heel
Tuesday, December 7, 1971
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suspends aid
Feasor' India
WASHINGTON The United States announced Monday the suspension of S87.6
million in economic aid to India, following up by three days cancellation of all licenses
for arms shipments to the New Delhi government.
The new action, officials said, is designed to insure that U.S. aid does not make any
economic contributions to a country it considers at this point to be the aggressor in
the Indo-Pakistani war.
The economic aid frozen Monday consists of development loans which Washington
feels could contribute to India's short-term economic welfare and war-making
potential.
Meanwhile, India recognized the Bangla Desh independence movement as the
government of Last Pakistan and claimed that Indian forces were making rapid new
advances against the outnumbered West Pakistani defenders. Pakistan promptly broke
diplomatic relations with India.
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi announced formal Indian recognition of the Bangla
Desh rebels in the Indian parliament in New Delhi as members banged their desks in
approval and shouted "Long live Bengal land."
The fighting continued on the ground and in the air with contradictory claims
coming from India and from Pakistan.
Nixon, Trudeau confer
.-Canada relations
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WASHINGTON - President Nixon conferred with Canadian Prime Minister Pierre
Llliot Trudeau Monday in the first of five "little summits" to assure U.S. allies that
Nixon will not sell out their vital interests on his trips next year to Peking and
Moscow.
But Trudeau was more concerned with the strained economic relations resulting
from Nixon's 10 percent import surcharge than he was with Nixon's global diplomacy.
The surcharge has played havoc with the economy of Canada -the United States'
number one trading partner-and Trudeau was also expected to tell Nixon of his
nation's concern over the power that Americans and U.S. corporations wield in
Canada.
Senate okays
Lewis Powell
WAS! IINGTON' -Lewis F. Powell, Jr.
was confirmed by the Senate Monday to
succeed the late Hugo Black as associate
justice of the U.S. Supreme Court.
The roll call vote was 89 to 1 to
approve the quiet Virginian as associate
justice. Sen. Fred Harris (D-Okla.) cast
the only '"no" vote.
Powell is a 64-year-old Richmond
lawyer and former president of the
American Bar Association.
William H. Rehnquist, President
Nixon's other nominee to fill an associate
justice vacancy on the court, is expected
to win confirmation by a comfortable
margin later this week.
There is expected to be intensive
debate over Rehnquist's approval,
however.
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siJewalk to create regulated vending
areas. A number of vending pods would
then be constructed which would
accomodate between one and four
venders each. The pods would be
separated by existing trees.
The venders would be required to
provide their own stalls according to the
specifications adopted by the town. They
would be required to remove them at the
end of each day.
Mrs. Welsh added the area would serve
other purposes besides vending.
"There would be certain public market
Ruckelshaus
to speak here
William D. Ruckelshaus, administrator
of the federal Environmental Protection
Agency, will hold an open forum from 2
to 3:30 p.m. Friday in the School of
Public Health auditorium.
Following a brief introduction on the
programs and goals of the agency,
Ruckelshaus will answer questions from
the students.
He will dedicate the National
Environmental Research Center at
Research-Triangle Park before visiting the
University.
Frederick Blank, director of Triangle
University's Consortium on Air Pollution,
said the government contacted his
department about the forum.
Blank stressed that attendance is open
to all, but Ruckelshaus is mostly
interested in talking to students.
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days, and on other days the area would
serve as a quite, reposeful area which
would be visually attractive to all." she
SAid.
Alderman Welsh also informed the
board that the chairman of the Lar.dcape
Design Department at N C. State hi
expressed an interest in making plans for
the entire Mock and for the landscaping
and other amenities to be used m the
market area.
During the course of the discussion,
Clyde Homaday said the Universitv
Methodist Church will object to the plan
and ask that the market area be placed on
the north side of Franklin Street.
Several of the Franklin Street vender
were present at the meeting, and though
they thought some of the displavs
presented were reasonable, they e:e
incensed over the delays which have kept
venders off Franklin Street for three
months.
T want to know why the he!! u
aren't back on the street now.'
Laura Spinarski, one of the venders
present. "I can't support myself - I'm
living on food stamps and I'm sick of it.
"And I can make a reasonable living
on the street. We wanted to be back for
the Christmas season before the students
left for home."
The venders were also upsei with the
possibility of the town limiting the
number of venders on Franklin Street as
well as the number of days on which
vending would be allow ed.
"We can and will go back to court if
necessary to fight any of these regulations
which would prohibit a vender from
making a reasonable living," Mi v.
Spinarski said.
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