Israeli Parties Endorse Sinai Pact Ahead of Geneva Signing
The Labor Party and allies in Israel backed the new Egyptian Sinai agreement, giving Rabin a likely 69 or 70 votes in the 120 member Knesset. Golda Meir urged cautious optimism as Kissinger wrapped up a Middle East mission. Plans floated for a Geneva signing. regional leaders pressed for broader peace steps and political moves.
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Oil price compromise in trouble with Ford Washington
Democratic leaders confront resistance from key lawmakers as they test a compromise with President Ford on oil prices. The plan aims to phase out controls over 39 months with gradual price increases, while six month extensions keep a $5.25 ceiling on 60 percent of production. Officials note the potential profit boost for big producers once controls end.
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Grand Jury Questions Hoffa Kidnaping Case
Jimmy Hoffa’s foster son O’Brien appears before a federal grand jury in Detroit to answer questions about Hoffa’s disappearance on July 30. The FBI ties Joseph Giacalone’s car to the abduction lead while Giacalone and his uncle Vito testify. prosecutors seek return of the vehicle to pursue a major lead.
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Pay Hike Dilemma Faces Congress on Federal Raises
Washington AP reports lawmakers return from recess to decide if federal salaries should rise by 5 percent or 8.66 percent, affecting 3.4 million workers and top officials now tied to the same mechanism. Ford urged 5 percent while Senate or House action could pause or lock in the higher increase.
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West Virginia coal strike widens as talks begin
The southern West Virginia wildcat strike persists with about 30,000 miners idle. Union and industry reps plan to discuss root causes in Washington while Ohio and Illinois disputes surface and federal Judge fines the UMW. Talks include Logan County miners voicing field grievances amid widespread walkouts.
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Teachers Strike Shuts Chicago Schools
The first major strike of the new school year pares classes in Chicago with 600 public schools closed. About 530000 pupils face canceled first day as 21439 to 2537 teacher vote approved the action. Negotiations set for today.
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Weather Outlook: Party Clouds and Warm Thursday
Partly cloudy tonight with a sunny and continued warm Thursday. Lows tonight in the low to mid 60s and highs Thursday in the upper 80s to low 90s. Page 17.
Cleveland seeks federal aid after storm damage
City officials say cancellation of a second state disaster team visit boosts Cleveland's eligibility for emergency federal aid. They expect low interest loans for residents and reimbursement for damaged public property after about 15 million dollars in damages from last Sunday's storm. Mayor Perk says the 1976 Republican convention bid will not involve the high rise apartment plan and the modular home unit pledge remains in place.
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Hospital reports 11th death in respiratory failure case
In Ann Arbor Michigan the Veterans Administration Hospital moves toward normal admissions as the FBI adds Robert L Antil to the ongoing investigation. Antil 41 died after a trio of respiratory arrests with officials calling the case extremely complex.
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Ohio Reports Three Encephalitis Cases In State
Ohio health officials confirm three encephalitis cases. Two involve the California type rarely fatal, while a third in Miamisburg is the more serious Saint Louis strain. A five year old has the only confirmed fatal-appearing brain inflammation case. Department urges window screens and insect repellent to ward off mosquitos.
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