UN Special Economic Session Nears End in 1975 Debates
United Nations delegates race to finish a 17 day special economic session aimed at reforming trade aid and investment for developing nations. The consensus declaration omits a vote but carries reservations by the United States and some EC members.
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N.Y
General Assembly
Assembly
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Special Assembly
Regular
South Korea
Palestine
States
U. N
U. S
Eign
U.S
U.N
South Africa
Economy Heads Up As Industrial Output Rises In August
Washington AP analysts see the economy headed up after a Federal Reserve Board report showing industrial production rose 1.3 percent in August, the best one month gain in three years. The release also revised earlier gains to begin in May and noted a 1.0 percent rise in consumer goods and a 1.8 percent uptick in business equipment.
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Federal Reserve Board
Board
U.S. Auto Sales Rise as GM Gains on Imports
Detroit AP reports General Motors boosted U.S. car sales for September 1-10, nearing year-ago levels at 7.5 percent, while Chrysler fell 2 percent and Ford dipped 21 percent. Total industry sales reached 150,241 with eight selling days, vs 142,172 in the 1974 span. Ford notes its second-best early September result in 15 years, behind last year.
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U.S
Ford
Secord
Bennett Bidwell
America
Chevrolet
United States
Bees killed in Sunday spray sparks bee losses in Cleveland
Cleveland health officials report bee keepers suffering losses up to 75 per cent after a Malathion aerial spray intended to curb mosquitoes. Officials note 5 confirmed and 64 suspected encephalitis cases, with incubation delaying clear spray effectiveness.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Michael A. Zern
Zern
Ralph Perk
Steven Mostow
Metropolitan General Hospital
Consumers Get Bill Error Help as New Credit Rules Begin
Washington AP The Fair Credit Billing Act takes effect Oct 28 requiring credit card issuers to mail rights notices with first October billing and twice yearly updates. It details how to file a written billing error claim within 60 days, creditor responses within 30 days, and limits on reporting to credit agencies during disputes.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Indiviual
Fromme Lawyer Criticizes Gag Order in Ford Attempt Trial
Lynette Fromme's attorney calls the case a potential farce due to a court gag order. Public defender E Richard Walker seeks to lift the ban on communication with the public in her attempted assassination of President Ford case.
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Sacremento
Calif
Lynette A. Fromme
E. Richard Walker
Miss Fromme
Ford
Ford Board Ends Work on Hae Onions Claims
The Ford administration reports its board finished processing claims for an estimated 120000 eligible men as its tenure expired at midnight Monday. An executive order delegates the Justice Department to wrap up lingering matters.
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Washington
Ford
Justice Department
Guardsmen Deployed After Tennessee Prison Revolts
Gov. Ray Blanton ordered 500 inmates at the Tennessee State Prison to be secured by National Guardsmen following two rebellions in five days. Guards were activated after inmates refused to return to jobs or cells after lunch Monday.
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Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee State
Ray Blanton
Gas Cutbacks Threaten Food Prices in Ohio
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio heard that severe natural gas curtailments could cause shortages and higher prices for meat and bread this winter. Several firms urged PUCO to limit cuts by Columbia Gas of Ohio.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Columbia Gas of
Weather Outlook Cloudy With Showers Through Wednesday
Weather forecast shows cloudy skies with a chance of showers tonight into Wednesday. Lows near 60, highs mid 70s. Page 8.
Guerrillas evacuate Madrid embassy as Sadat rejects demands
Four Palestinian guerrillas who seized the Egyptian Embassy in Madrid and held the ambassador hostage flew to Algiers with Egyptian hostages. President Anwar Sadat rejected their demand to repudiate the Sinai pact with Israel and blamed the Soviet Union for backing Palestinian opposition. The siege ended peacefully at 3 am with diplomacy by Algerian, Iraqi, and Kuwaiti ambassadors.
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Hassan al-Nakib
Madrid
Algiers
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Sinai
Israel
Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Egypt
Geneva
Spain
Houari Boumedienne
Mahmoud Abdul Ghaffar
Khaled Keladdi
Hassan al- Nakib
Colby Reveals CIA Kept Shellfish Toxin Against Orders
Former CIA officer kept a cache of shellfish toxin despite presidential orders to destroy it. William Colby testified that the toxin was moved from Ft. Detrick to CIA storage in 1970 and kept on the officer's decision. Army confirms a similar toxin exists for laboratory use.
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CIA
Agency
William E. Colby
Colby
Army
Ft. Detrick
Central
Telligence
Senate Intelligence Committee
Nathan Gordon
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Hugh G. Waite
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James L. Pate
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Ronald Swanger
Swanger
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