PEI( I lar c h , D e • 111/J ~ r 1, / 97 .r: 1onda y H h a 1 ' P r · i d · 11 I F o rd h a d a " n r m r 1< l o m t o d a ) 1 i n P k i 11 t h a n r ( 1 ~ a o r d d R i c Ir a r d Nix o n in e11ty- tu o,· bul, lat r - at a ~ lat banqu I mu h c · rili ·i m for pursuing d t nt I ith Ru ia. hin s Vice-Premier Teng H iao-Ping, in an o f icial loa I <l) ing all the rhetoric about 'detenl ' - annot co 1 er up th lark reality of the groi in dang r of a n i world wa1'." Adding ominottsly "the otttcom of a war i decid d by lhe people - not b one or ti o new t , pe of 1 ea/)011s." Inform d in ad ance though - th President was apparently unperturbed; in hi ansi erin toast, nying: " Yes, the world confronts all with danger - but it al o offers opp or ltuzit ies." Ad ding: "The . will s tri e both to r educ e t h e dang e rs a n d to exp l o re 11 e L opp o rt u II it i es I ithout illusions." Se ere tar of tale Kis s in er also telling nei smen: "What the_\ said about d tent ua e , r:pect d t h e y ' e b e e n s a y in g i f t o e e Y) b o d . , . " And uou . . . JER ALEM J , ,,-,, ,· a/ m - an m rg nc J III lin g of lh l · ra '> /i abinet~followed b i. hou r · of h e al e d d bate. The I ra I i go er nment lat er a . 1 i n g ii plan lo bo y ·o il N d bale n ext month on th M'ddl East - becau e th Pal ti,1 Liberation organ iz ation ha b n int ii d to tak pa r t. l rael adding that, i nd ee d Ill e N in ilaliot1 lo the P L O - "is likel, in general lo harm peace efforts in the Middle Ea I . " I r r i, A IT Th It ikdon, of Kuwait today b am the fir t rab oil produ ing lat - lo n . g oliat a complete t a k e o r of i t o u n . a il i n d tt t r . Kuuait agreeing to pay fifty million to Gulf oil and R1 - iii h Petroleum - in return for their remaining /01·t percent tock interest. Observers saying the Kuwait agreement ma now set a precedent - for the entire Middle East. LO D nior Ho pita/ do · tor lhrou houl Britain - joi11 d ) 1 011ug int r11 today in re u i11 lo tr at an · but rili all) ill pati nt . Th ) ounger doctors 1lfl,, up in arm o er underslaffing lhat forces them to work eigh t y- hour a wee k - at wages less than thos e pa i d for manual labor. The old r doctor protest i ng a go er nment plan - to . Phas e out paytng patients, except in private clinics. A spokesman for a doctor's association saying: "They are not looking for any sign of weakness e t from the go , er nment - · Just a sign of reason." KREML! Fr m th Kr mlin - an announ I ha I So i I I ad r Br z It n u i l l 1n a k l h k c n o l addr al tit next o i I ommuni I party congress in February. R p la ti~ i N ~ / o r e s i g n b e ca us e of i:l=f- he a l t h . A •••fer• lfiplumrn saying fu · r B res 1n,s~ -' 'to 'l«=ait•e tlte keywot=e SALISB RY Al ali · bur :v, in Rhod e ia - a =hg.:i n ~ ~ ~FF=RA;:t::=. == lt.h:o-u.s ~ PY i m e Minis l r I an Sm i l h and Black Nationalist L e ad er Jo hua Nkomo ~ agreer/.,, l-9A31 to beg i n talks on co nslilut i onal reform. The new parlay to lake place i n ~ Rhodes i a?;;ith _, exiled ._. black leaders, -b•si••• M• Nkuwu, , to be granted immunity - so the, can return home to take - part. LISBO Tile go1 r,1ment of Portugal ta aid to be sl ppin up today - its purge of pro-Communist m i l it a r at/I i m 11 a c_r off i er . The L i s b on r e g i m e a l s o remo ing l /list radical from ke positions - in government controlled pre.ss radio and TV. t111r S ue iul is.J NAIROBI From a s p i a I com m i / I e o l ll ~ World Coun il o f Chuch i n e i o n I o d a , , a I Na i r o b i - a r port urging a step-up in the council' aid to g u err i l la gr o up s a r o u n d I he w or l d. T h i s ca ll e d by some a ' ' guns for guerrillas" program -- but the s church committee say~ ii 's the Ofll way to /'\ "combat racism". E s p e c i a l l y i n So ut her n Afr i ca . - RO rf E The lead r of lh nin e European common market nation - in Rom e toda y for their 1/t.ird summit of the reach some sort of agreement - on how to turn their economic union into a political union.