Makarios Returns to Cyprus Denounces Turkish Planes
Archbishop Makarios returns from five months in exile to a thunderous welcome in Nicosia. He vows never to accept a settlement by population transfer or partition and calls for talks with Turkish Cypriots to safeguard Greek and Turkish rights and coexistence. He lands at Akrotiri and travels by UN helicopter to the capital amid security alerts.
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Democrats consider unity plan for a reform filled charter
In Kansas City AP Democrats test unity by weighing a rewritten party charter at a miniconvention. They debate quotas and future credentials, while backing a seven point program to challenge Ford on economy.
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Ford
Ford may push new antirecession bills
The Ford administration reviews the worsening economy and may ask Congress for new antirecession legislation. White House press secretary Ron Nessen cites 6.5 percent unemployment as a major concern and says steps will be announced. The Fed lowers the discount rate from 8 to 7.75 percent to boost lending.
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Duluth Mayor Rumored for HUD Post Amid Cabinet Shakeup
Duluth Mayor Ben Boo, long active in federal urban development groups, says a Chicago Tribune report linking him to the HUD secretary job is unconfirmed. Boo notes White House discussions have not occurred and he would consider a secretary role if offered, though he plans to resign as Duluth mayor to lead a regional sanitation district.
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Federal Council For Urban Economic Development
South Dakota Meat Promoters Head to Washington Beef Protest
About 50 SD Meat Promoters and 47 cattlemen travel from Pierre to Sioux City, through Illinois and Ohio, toward Washington to press a beef pricing crisis. They plan to offer cattle to Secretary Butz and charities for Christmas and use some in educational feeding programs to inform consumers.
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Iowa
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Washington
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Francis Veal
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Consumer Federation of America
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Babysitter Wanted Ad Appears in Local Herald
Low cost Herald help wanted ad ran for one day offering a babysitter in or near Neveln School area from Monday through Friday. Phone number provided. The notice indicates payment only for actual ran times.
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Austin School Board approves 12.75 percent teacher contract
The Austin School Board approved a one year 1974-75 contract totaling about a 12.75 percent rise in salaries and fringe benefits. Inexperienced BA teachers start at 8273 dollars, sixth year with 13 years experience at 17773, up from 7450 and 15490 respectively. A new grievance procedure and higher medical and life coverage were included. The district expects a zero year-end balance with possible next-year transportation deficits.
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Bogus-bill ring cracked in Iowa
Four men including a rehab counselor were arrested in three cities as authorities recovered 3.3 million dollars in counterfeit bills. The Cedar Rapids based ring with ties to Minneapolis and Kansas City used Seventh Printing Co. Cedar Rapids to print the money. Rapp headed the operation with Juenger Eskew and Jones arrested as associates.
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Minn
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Harold Wellington Rapp
Michael Eugene Juenger
Lawrence Eskew
Bobby Jones
Seventh Printing Co
Rapp
Seventh Step Foundation
Blake
Venezuela to nationalize US operated steel firms
President Carlos Andres Perez announced Venezuela will nationalize the iron ore industry operated by U S Steel and Bethlehem Steel subsidiaries. Compensation will be at net book value and paid over 10 years in government bonds at 7 percent. Read earlier that $87 million would go to Orinoco Mining and $13 million to Iron Mines Co. in compensation.
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Carlos Andres Perez
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Bethelehem Steel
Perez
Congress
Argenis Gamboa
Guayana Corp
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Bethelehem
Pittsburgh
Guerrilla hijackers surrender in Tunisia after plane raid
Four dissident Palestine guerrillas who hijacked a British plane to Tunis last month and executed a passenger surrendered to the Palestine Liberation Organization. Interior Minister Taher Belkhodja announced the surrender today.
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Palestine Liberation Organization
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