Biggest Tri-State Fair parade to feature banners and slogans
The Sept 15 parade on Polk Street will showcase high school bands with large banners identifying their schools. Readers are urged to sponsor slogan contests to add catch-lines on banners. P. B. Kelley of 1609 S Tyler also donated three peaches from his home tree bragging of California-style fruit cultivation. Ford undecided on U.S. role in Sinai surveillance. Congress would need to approve any civilian presence.
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Ford Sees Economy Improving Amid Tax Cut Uncertainty
President Ford said the economy was "doing quite a bit better" and an uphill path to a better environment had started. He cautioned it was premature to decide on another tax cut and would reassess late year. He plans to enter primaries but cannot specify which, and urged putting his wife's sex and abortion remarks in proper perspective.
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Orbital Viewing System envisioned for 360 degree TV
A speculative report describes a future 360 degree television that can be watched from any angle with no defined front or back. The commentary echoes humor about an unfailable feature that follows the viewer and the joke about an off switch.
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Kissinger-Hopes For Sinai Accord As Talks Advance
Israel and Egypt near a three part agreement with U S involvement. Drafts in Cairo and Tel Aviv after a Kissinger led session on Monday focus on the number of surveillance stations near Gidi and Mitla passes. Egyptian forces will move eastward, taking over the UN zone and advancing into Israeli Gulf of Suez territory. President Ford weighs U S civilian participation and will refer the proposal to the Senate.
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American DC10 skids after tire blowout at Kennedy Airport
Pilot William Deppe aborted takeoff as two tires blew on an American Airlines DC10. The jet slid into the grass, flames erupted, and 15 aboard were injured, mostly abrasions from escaping via the inflatable chutes. Officials cited no major injuries or cause yet.
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Parr Begins Term in Indiana Penitentiary
Former Duval County Texas Judge Archer Parr, convicted of six counts of federal perjury, has begun a 10 year sentence at a federal prison near Terre Haute Indiana. Parr arrived Friday for an admission program as U.S. authorities withhold the exact facility.
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Parole Board Hearings Expand In New Fulltime NM Panel
Santa Fe AP reports the New Mexico Parole Board now holds hour long hearings, allowing inmates to present full cases instead of brief sessions. Chairman Mike Hanrahan and members Rivera Overcash say the change improves fairness and screening, with emphasis on inmate education and timely reviews.
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Weather outlook mild with mid 80s through Wednesday
The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and mild conditions through Wednesday. High temperatures are expected in the mid 80s with overnight lows around the low 60s, with winds turning easterly today.
Talks on Rhodesia future adjourn with no agreement
White minority Prime Minister Ian Smith said Rhodesia's talks with the black nationalists adjourned at midnight with no deal. He noted ANC divisions and hinted talks could resume Tuesday morning while asserting a possible path to a future constitution under pressure from regional leaders Kaunda and Vorster.
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Economic forecast predicts growth followed by inflation surge
New York AP reports Michael K. Evans of Chase Econometrics foresees vigorous near term growth with real GNP rising about 7 percent annually through next year, widespread rebound except housing, rising personal and corporate incomes, and unemployment near 7 to 8 percent, followed by double digit inflation in 1977 amid commodity and labor cost pressures. Greece to commute death sentences of Papadopoulos and coup leaders to life imprisonment after appeals, triggering protests and police alert.
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