Kissinger wins general Egypt Israel peace agreement
U S Secretary of State Henry Kissinger secured broad acceptance from Egypt and Israel on key issues for a peace pact. American volunteers would monitor six surveillance stations in the Sinai and Gidi passes, with Israel and Egypt agreeing on the withdrawal front lines and scope. Details remain pending, with final wording to be delivered in days.
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Mobil oil backs phased decontrol over abrupt end
Mobil Oil Corp rejects abrupt oil price decontrol citing risks to recovery and consumer impact. Chairman Hawleigh Warner Jr urges Congress for a phased plan over time, arguing a sudden end could cost $8 billion yearly, raise prices and threaten jobs. He notes rebates would not aid industry users and windfall profits are unreliable.
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Ford Urges U S Energy Self Sufficiency At Libby Dam
President Ford dedicated the Libby Dam in Montana as a $470 million project. He called for energy independence, warned of rising vulnerability, and joined Canadian energy minister Donald Macdonald in starting turbines at the Columbia River dam. Officials said Canada will cut oil and gas exports to the U S, forcing reliance on domestic resources. The dam sits on the border with a shared 90 mile reservoir, with the two nations pledging cooperation on energy.
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Brain-damaged teen defies odds with patterning hope
Bobby Petershagen, 13, who has brain damage and epilepsy, astonishes doctors and family with movement, speech, and humor amid a long battle to improve function. Through patterning therapy developed by the Institute for the Achievement of Human Potential and a community of volunteers, his parents fought for continued care and progress despite early medical discouragement.
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Weather and civic tension cloud Monday outlook
Fair today and tomorrow with variable low cloudiness and fog along the coast. Westerly winds 15 to 20 mph. Highs in the low to mid 70s, lows mid 50s. City officials and organizations seek legal maneuvers to rescind police and firemen benefits won last week and to fire them if they strike again.
Investigators Probe VA Hospital Killer Injection Clues
In a national probe investigators sift through medical records to identify a killer who injected patients at a Veterans Administration hospital with a paralyzing drug. Dr. Duane Freier notes evidence suggests intentional administration amid a broader investigation. The Federal Reserve Board chair warns inflation remains serious. Grain sales to Russia may lift U.S. food prices up to 2.5 percent.
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Opposition leaders demand justice amid coup fallout hope Gandhian mercy
The world watches as opponents accuse the Greek government of planning to commute death sentences for former coup leaders from 1967, including Papadopoulos, while the United States, Britain, and Japan consider targeted aid to ease developing nations’ strain from rising oil costs. Indira Gandhi signals India is returning to normal after two months of emergency rule but won’t set a date to lift it.
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Portuguese leader averts purge amid pact to curb coup threats
Prime Minister Vasey Goncalves and Coste Gomes brokered a compromise to calm moderates demanding democratic elections for a new 20 member Military Assembly. In Azores, right wing demonstrators clashed as the Communist party HQ was ransacked and closed. injuries reported.
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