United States Plans At Least $9 Billion Aid for Israel Egypt
The Kissinger backed package would provide a minimum $9 billion in U S aid to Israel and Egypt over three years with Israel receiving about $2 5 billion in year one and $3 billion over years two and three while Egypt gets $600 million to $800 million in year one and about $2 billion in the remaining two years. Syria and other Arab nations may also receive grants and loans.
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Israel
Egypt
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Syria
Sinai
Sinai Demilitarized Zone
United States
Mine Walkout Spreads Across Regions As Miners Idle
The 26 day strike widens with violence reports as UMW leaders Miller and Patrick meet officials in Charleston. In Ohio, Meigs County mines return to work under a federal injunction. Raccoon No 3 remains closed amid contempt hearings. Wives protest for safety info and stamps while 37,000 of 50,000 West Virginia miners stay idle. Pennsylvania and Kentucky also show continued idling with limited activity.
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W.va
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
UMW
Harry Patrick
West Virginia
Ohio
Southern Ohio Coal Co
Meigs County
Vinton County
U. S. District Court
Robert Duncan
Columbus
Meigs
Meigs County Welfare Office
Middleport
Panhandle
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Pikeville
Ford urges $4 trillion investment to create 11 million jobs
President Ford told California business leaders the economy is turning up but needs $4 trillion in investment to create over 11 million jobs by 1980. He urged tax incentives and fewer federal regulations, tied to energy, offshore drilling talks with Gov Brown, and fundraising events in Seattle and Portland adding about $325,000 for Republicans.
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Ford
U.S
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California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Washington
Seattle
Portland
America
Jobless Rate Holds Steady as Prices Rise
The August unemployment rate stayed at 8.4 percent with 275000 more people employed bringing total employment to 85.4 million and the labor force to 93.1 million. Wholesale prices rose 0.8 percent led by fuels and power, renewing inflation fears despite some receding July gains.
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Washington
Labor Department
Schools Shut in 11 States No Progress in Teacher Talks
Nearly a million pupils were kept from classrooms as teachers statewide walked off the job in 11 states amid stalled negotiations over pay and benefits. Illinois and Pennsylvania reported the heaviest disruptions with Chicago and Philadelphia area districts among the hardest hit.
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Delaware
Illinois
West Carrollton
Dayton
EHOVE
Milan
Chicago
Pennsylvania
OEA Plans Court Test Of School Bill Vetoes
Ohio Education Association will challenge Gov. Rhodes in court over line item vetoes in a school bill that would have phased down pupil teacher ratios. The action affects pay raises and classroom size standards, with broader strikes and desegregation protests noted in several states.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Education Association
James A. Rhodes
Jobby
Rhodes
DEA
E. Wade Underwood
Thomas J. Moyer
Weekend Showers Forecast With Mild Temperatures
Weather forecast reports cloudy skies with a 70 percent rain chance tonight and 60 percent on Saturday. Lows will be in the low 60s, highs in the upper 70s, with moderate chances of showers or thundershowers. Details from Page 12.
Death Was Deliberate As VA Hospital Faces Injected Pavulon
At Ann Arbor VA Hospital investigators probe a pattern of respiratory arrests in July and August 1975 linked to the muscle relaxant Pavulon. Eight of fifteen cases proved highly suspicious while doctors warned any staff member could have accessed the drug. FBI agents interview personnel as the hospital tightens security.
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Mich
Veterans Administration Hospital
FBI
S Martin Lindenauer
Lindenauer
Bomb Explodes in Kennecott Building Restroom
A blast tore through a 17th floor restroom in the Kennecott Building causing about 50000 dollars in damage with no injuries. A group claiming Weather Underground responsibility called AP bureaus in Salt Lake City and San Francisco saying the attack targeted Kennecott Copper Corp in protest of U S actions in Chile.
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Kennecott
Weather Underground
Associated Press
San Francisco
Kennecott Copper Corp
U.S
Chile
Bomb hits Hilton near Buckingham Palace in London
AP reports a lunchtime blast in the Hilton Hotel lobby killed three and left 38 seriously injured. a suspected second device was found and dismantled. Police confirm the casualty toll and ongoing investigation.
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London
Hilton Hotel
Buckingham Palace
Sudanese rebels fail coup against Jaafar el Numairi
Beirut AP report says a group of officers attempted to oust President Jaafar el Numairi in the Sudan but loyal forces crushed the rebellion as government radio announced the failure.
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Lebanon
Jaafar el-Numairi
Sudan
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