Israeli cargo passes through Suez by Kissinger accord
A 9645 ton Greek ship Olympus carrying Romanian cement moved through the Suez Canal, the first Israeli cargo passage in about 15 years, under the Kissinger negotiated Sinai accord. The ship from Port Said to Eilat carried phosphate for Europe and will return north, with Egypt tightening security and news access.
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Henry Kissinger
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Mayors Races Show Local Agendas Across Cities
National analysts see little in common among major city contests as mayors face local issues. Boston debates bus funding while Cleveland and Minneapolis rerun campaigns. Philadelphia eyes Mayor Rizzo. San Francisco features a crowded field and a runoff. Houston Hofheinz seeks a second term. Indianapolis picks Lugar’s successor.
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Associated Press
Boston
Indianapolis
Houston
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Kevin H. White
Joseph F. Timilty
Frank Rizzo
Phoenix
City Hall
Baltimore
White
Timilty
Ralph Perk
Arnold Pinkney
Pinkney
Perk
U.S Senate
Albert Hofstede
Charles Stenvig
Rizzo
Thomas Foglietta
Charles Bowser
Joseph L. Alioto
Dianne Feinstein
Board of Supervisors
George Moscone
Milton Marks
Fred Hofheinz
Dick Gottlieb
Frank Briscoe
Indianpolis
October Food Prices Steady Across Cities in AP Survey
An Associated Press market basket survey shows overall October groceries stable with rises in chopped duck butter and frozen orange juice offset by declines in eggs hot dogs and sugar. The study checked 15 items in 13 cities on March 1 1973 and monthly through October, with mixed price movements averaging small gains and declines.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
N.M
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Dallas
Detroit
Los Angeles
Miami
New York
Philadelphia
Providence
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Ford Aims to Absorb Early Losses in 1976 Primaries
President Ford's campaign argues he can weather defeats in New Hampshire and Florida and still deny Ronald Reagan the Republican nomination. Ford aides alert that losses there would magnify the winner’s standing, while Reagan plans a late November candidacy launch and builds strength in those states.
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Florida
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Meldrim Thomson
Manchester Union Leader
Massachusetts
Illinois
Wisconsin
New York
Ford Campaign Committee
David Packard
Lee Nunn
Callaway
Talks Produce Lebanese Calm
Beirut reports a fresh lull in the Christian Muslim conflict as a 12th cease-fire negotiat ed by Premier Rashid Karami appears to take hold. Militiamen from both sides withdraw from key districts while aid groups aid civilians and refugees.
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Ein Rummaneh
Beirut Radio
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Hamster litter seeks fast homes as caretakers search
Local note notes momma and papa hamsters have babies and need homes quickly. Classified category 76 pets and supplies aids adoption efforts. Readers urged to find placements fast to prevent overrun and keep pets well cared for.
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Poppa Hamster
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