Ford And Kissinger Meet On Cyprus Developments
President Ford summoned Secretary of State Kissinger to an early morning meeting on Cyprus as fighting flared and the U N Security Council planned an emergency session. Ford had spoken by phone with Kissinger on the latest Cyprus developments and outlined a future anti inflation program.
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Washington
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Cyprus
Mediterranean
U.N. Security Council
New York
Alexandria
White House
Kissinger
Jerald F. JerHorst
Horst
Nixon
terHorst
Congress
Capitol Hill
Nelson A. Rockefeller
GOP
George Bush
William B. Saxbe
Cost of Home Buying Rises as Rates Hit Record 9.5 Percent
Washington reports higher borrowing costs for homebuyers with a 9.5 percent maximum on federally insured loans. The Senate passes an $11.3 billion housing bill increasing urban renewal grants and loan limits for FHA VA and savings and loan programs.
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Washington
Senate
Savings and Loan Associations
Federal National Mortgage Association
Fannie Mae
Federal Housing Administration
Veteran's Administration
Senate Panels Approve Cuts to Military Spending
Two Senate panels trimmed military spending and approved a foreign aid bill to phase out military grants. The defense budget would drop to 81.9 billion, 5.9 percent below Nixon’s request, while the 2.5 billion foreign aid bill faces ceilings on Vietnam Laos and Cambodia aid and ends arms credits at below cost.
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Washington
Senate
Ford
John L. McClellan
Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Europe
Congress
Pentagon
McClellan
Full Appropriations Committee
Subcommittee
Nixon
House
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Turks Abandon Talks as War Flares Across Cyprus
The AP reports Turkey walks out of Geneva talks while Turkish forces push through Greek Cypriot lines east and west of Nicosia. Greece withdraws from NATO military participation and calls leaders to discuss possible war. Turbine scenes show tanks on trains and air space closed as fighting intensifies.
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Associated Press
Turkey
Cyprus
Nicosia
Greece
Mediterranean
U.N. Security Council
Ankara
Bulent Ecevit
Nicosia Hilton
International Red Cross
Carl Sorensen
CBS Television
Rural Water District Gets Additional 511000 Grant
Sunday Creek Valley Water District receives a new 511000 grant from the Farmers Home Administration for rural system construction. Rep Clarence Miller and FHA announced approval. Plans call for starting next week in the Millfield area with Skelton Co of Columbus as contractor. The district previously secured 880000 grant and 150000 loan under Rural Development Act.
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Sunday Creek Valley Water District
Farmers Home Administration
Clarence Miller
FHA
David Frey
Athens County
Millfield
Skelton Co
Columbus
Miller
Senate approves tax exemption for state lottery wagers
Senate approval moves a bill freeing state lotteries from the 10 percent federal wagering excise tax. The measure heads to the House after striking a 20 percent federal income tax withholding on winnings.
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Washington
Senate
House
Nixon Deal Rejection Reported by Baltimore Sun
The Baltimore Sun reports that before his resignation Nixon ordered aides not to pursue any deals that could block future prosecution. This testimony precedes his departure and reflects a firm stance on potential legal jeopardy.
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Baltimore, Md
Richard M. Nixon
Baltimore Sun
National CWA Strike Seen Across Bell System
A Western Electric strike spokesman says communications workers in the Bell System likely will join a national walkout by Sept. 1. Ron F. Auteri vice president of IBEW Local 2020 doubts ratification of the contract.
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Columbus, Ohio
Western Electric
Bell System
Ron F. Auteri
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Weather Summary for Greer Area Tonight and Thursday
Partly cloudy tonight with lows between 60 and 65. Thursday remains partly cloudy with a chance of thundershowers and highs in the low to mid 80s.
Ist call sells appliances to sell her refrigerator and range
Mrs Phryme Kempton Chauncey placed an Action Ad to sell appliances. An O A faculty member called and bought them the same day. Fast acting results are noted as typical for the listing.
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Phryme Kempton Chauncey
O.A
Ford pledges stable Justice Dept under Saxbe
President Ford promises a politics free Justice Department and asks William Saxbe to stay as Attorney General. Saxbe says policy will stay steady, focusing on crime fighting and nuts and bolts issues, with no illegal wiretapping and a drive to root out immigration service scandals.
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Washington
Ford
Justice Department
William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
Laurence Silberman
Department of Justice
Leon Jaworski
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Immigration Service
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