Ford Sadat wrap up Salzburg talks with peace hopes
At the Salzburg summit President Ford and Anwar Sadat expressed optimism for a Middle East peace plan within a month. Israels Rabin announced a partial drawdown along the Suez Canal to ease tensions as canal reopening looms.
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Ford trips in Salzburg blamed on knee. slips at airport steps
White House aides say President Ford, 61, wears a knee support after a 1930s Michigan center injury. He slipped on rain slick steps at Salzburg airport and again on carpeted stairs in a palace meeting with Egyptian President Sadat, but was unhurt.
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Congress Returns to Debates on Foreign Policy and Vetoes
Congress resumes after Memorial Day with a broad agenda including a 30.3 billion defense authorization, a pending voting rights extension, a deadlocked 15 billion appropriation delaying GI education benefits, and two presidential vetoes on public works and environmental strip mining.
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Marine Guard Allowed to Leave Laos Amid Embassy Cuts
In Vientiane the United States said a U.S. Embassy Marine guard accused of assaulting a student could depart Laos with the Lao government’s consent. The embassy plans further staff reductions with 20 officials to leave this week, while more than 650 officials and dependents have been evacuated in the past month.
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Zarb forecasts near seventy cent gas under Ford plan
Federal Energy Administrator Frank G. Zarb told ABC on Sunday that President Ford's energy conservation program would push gasoline prices toward 70 cents per gallon. He described the price rise as deliberate in response to questions on Issues and Answers.
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Manhunt Ends as Suspect Captured in Tobacco Barn
Morrey Joe Campbell a 29 year old furniture worker was captured after a manhunt by more than 100 officers in MOCKSVILLE North Carolina He was taken to Davie County jail then to a hospital for a checkup He faces two counts of murder and one count of assault with intent to kill in the killings of two sheriff s deputies Friday night.
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Weather outlook Partly cloudy with showers tonight
Partly cloudy conditions with a chance of showers or thundershowers tonight. Lows expected in the mid 50s. Tuesday looks fair with highs in the mid 70s. Details on Page 8.
Rhodes Dems Near Impasse Over Energy Agency Board
In Columbus the clash pits Governor Rhodes and Democrats over who sits on the state energy program board. Rhodes seeks an eight member Ohio Energy Authority with five appointees and three Republican department heads, while Democrats favor renaming the nine member Ohio Development Center to Energy Research and Development Agency and adding two lawmakers from each party plus two state officials. The divided Senate backed the Democrats, and the House committee considers Rhodes and Democratic bills for joint action.
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Youngstown
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Castro Assassination Controversy Looms Over CIA Study
The Rockefeller Commission completes a five month probe into the CIA amid dispute over alleged plans to kill Fidel Castro involving JFK and Robert Kennedy. The report due Friday is expected to address whether the presidents were implicated in any such plots.
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Mail Privilege Probe Resistant and Records Withheld
Congressional panels resist subpoenas for franking abuse records and complaint files. House blocks employer testimony while Senate restricts disclosure. Documents show mail tied to reelection campaigns and two direct mail experts on Senate payroll advised incumbents.
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