Kissinger to visit Syria amid renewed Middle East talks
Arab diplomats in London say Henry Kissinger will visit Damascus in a broader peacemaking mission, with potential stops in Egypt Israel and possibly Lebanon. The trip, timed around the Geneva talks opening December 18, aims to push for an Israeli withdrawal and cease fire progress amid Syrian hard line. Israeli security steps in the West Bank followed indictments and pamphlet distributions as UN and Egyptian talks continue in Cairo.
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Associated Press
Henry A. Kissinger
Syria
Middle East
London
Kissinger
Damascus
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Pakistan
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Israel
Ings
Geneva
Cairo
United Nations
Ensio Siilasvuo
U. N
Ahmed Ismail
Jerusalem
Moshe Dayan
Dayan
Kilometer 101
Suez
United States
Hermann Eilt
Ismail Fahmy
Foreign Office
Eilt
Vladimir Vinograd
Mohamed el-Gamasy
Aharon Yariv
Suez Canal
East Bank
Law officers form crime squad with 13 county beat
In southeastern Minnesota law officers form a crime squad covering a 13 county area. Three burglars attempted a break in at the Sandy Point Supper Club in Oronoco, north of Rochester, in September.
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Rochester, Minn
Sandy Point
Oronoco
Rochester
Minnesota
Jack Fischer
Olmsted County Sheriff's Office
Fischer
Charles von Wald
Olmsted County
Plunkett Named to Mower County Court Bench
Gov. Wendell Anderson appoints Roger S. Plunkett to the Mower County Court bench following a county board resolution adding a second judge. Plunkett, Austin native and longtime Mower County judicial officer, holds law degrees from William Mitchell and a BA in history from the College of St. Thomas. He joins Judge Paul Kimball on the county bench.
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Wendell Anderson
Roger S. Plunkett
Mower
Plunkett
Mower County
Austin
College of St. Thomas
S. Paul
William Mitchell College of Law
Plunkett, Schmitt and Plunkett
Mower County Bar Assa
State
American Bar Associations
Austin Fine Arts
Symphony Board
Governor's Council On Quality Education
Paul Kimball
Pastor and wife among three robbed at church in St Paul
A St Paul pastor the Rev Andre Diaconoff his wife and parishioner Mabel Warner were robbed after a worship service by a stranger who sat through the service. The gunman demanded the collection money but only $18 was taken after a talk with the minister. He barricaded the vestibule door and pulled the telephone cord.
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ST. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Andre Diaconoff
Virginia Street Church
Help wanted short order cook position under union pay
Employment notice seeking a full time short order cook for 10 am to 6 pm shift. Requires experience and offers union pay and benefits. Interview line EXX-XXXX listed, three days, but a cook was hired after one day. Additional contact 433-8851 for fast action.
Editorial and Page Schedule Overview
A concise layout lists page sections for Editorial 2, VS Mkts 9, Society 6 7, Sports 12 13, Area News 5, Comics 15, and Classified 16 17 detailing where readers can find opinion pieces, market items, society notes, sports coverage, local news, humor comics, and classified advertisements.
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Society
Warnings on letter bombs issued to agencies and oil firms
The U S Postal Service warned government agencies and major oil companies that letter bombs may have been mailed to them. A postal inspection spokesman said screening of mail for possible targets is offered, but he would not name specific recipients.
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Washington
U.S
Integrity and secrecy era in U S politics
A Louis Harris poll urges restoring government integrity and ending secrecy before the public accepts sacrifices to solve national problems. Separately, New York traders faced a fresh market downturn as the Dow Jones industrial average fell around 14 points to 808.25 amid energy, recession fears, and higher interest rates.
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Washington
America
Senate
Louis Harris
New York
Nine Deaths Reported In Minnesota Weekend Crashes
Nine people died in separate weekend accidents across Minnesota raising the 1973 highway toll. Victims include Phyllis Stich 50 Minneapolis struck while crossing I 35W near downtown and Jeanette Wolfley 18 Minneapolis the driver identified by police. Other fatalities involve Michael Simacheck 21 Waseca James Alexander 57 Mendota Heights George Schroeder 65 Hokah Arnold Goehring 76 Sanborn Irving Failing 84 West Concord Charles E Marsh 45 Crosby and Gerald Lee 39 Moorhead.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Phyllis Stich
Minneapolis
Highway Patrol
Jeanette Wolfley
Michael Simacheck
Waseca
Minn
Steele
Owatonina
James Alexander
Mendota Heights
Shakope
George Schroeder
Hokah
Helen
Caledonia
Schroeder
Sanborn
Arnold Goehring
Marlys Platz
New Ulm
U.S. 15
Springfield
West Concord
Irven
Rochester
Crosby
Charles E. Marsh
Gerald D. Lee
Moorhead
U.S
Skylab gas problem could trim Earth resources trips
Skylab 3 astronauts face high nitrogen use as they navigate the space station for Earth resources passes. If gas consumption cannot be reduced, more resources may be cut to reserve for Kohoutek observations, with priority given to the comet and 28 000 pounds of gas remaining.
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Gerald P. Carr
William R. Pogue
Edward G. Gibson
Space Station
United States
Kohoutek
Shaffer
The
Space Laboratory
Skylab
Taconite Leader Davis Dies at 85
Dr. E. W. Davis, pioneer of taconite methods and widely called the father of the industry, died at 85 in a Duluth hospital. He led University of Minnesota mining research, advised Reserve Mining, and earned multiple honors including the Legion of Honor and John Scott award. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at Silver Bay High School auditorium with burial in Minneapolis.
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Duluth
Minn
E.W. Davis
Davis
Minnesota
Upper
Michigan
Wisconsin
Reserve Mining Company
Silver Bay
Bridge City
Ind
Elkhart
Purdue University
Westinghouse Corp
Purdue
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
University
Mines Experiment Station
Reserve
Legion of Honor
American Institute of Mining and Petroleum Engineers
City of Philadelphia
John Scott
State Society of Professional Engineers
Most gas stations comply with 'never on Sunday'
The Associated Press notes widespread station closings after Nixon urged a voluntary fuel pause. In Los Angeles Sylvester Williams kept his Chevron open for repairs and rentals, while drivers faced long searches and lighter traffic nationwide. Many motorists canceled Sunday plans and some areas reported no-shows at major games as gas shortages spurred travel disruption.
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Associated Press
Sylvester Williams
Chevron
Los Angeles
Williams
Green Bay Packers
New Orleans Saints
Memphis
Tenn
Nixon
St. Paul
Minn
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