U S Paves Way for Lasting Terms in Middle East Pact
The United States says Israel and Egypt accepted a six point peace plan to start negotiations for a permanent settlement. Kissinger released the text to the UN chief, noting a Saturday signing on the Suez Cairo road under UN auspices and moving toward full peace talks by year end.
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Quality in education stressed
Minneapolis officials urged funding the University of Minnesota by quality education rather than enrollment counts. Stan Kegler noted enrollment leveling and declines through 1972, while Malcolm Moos urged funding by unit cost and flexibility to adapt to changes in lifestyle and growth prospects.
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Snowball attack kills disabled man in Spokane
In Spokane Washington Manuel Reil a 56 year old cripple with heart trouble collapsed and died after being pelted by snowballs outside a supermarket. Police report no arrests and the coroner's office investigates whether an autopsy is needed to determine the cause of death.
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Kissinger in Pakistan Overnight Stop Before Peking Trip
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger arrived in Rawalpindi for a brief overnight layover en route to Peking. He planned to brief Prime Minister Bhutto on his Middle East peacemaking tour and his Tehran meeting with the Shah. Saudi and Iranian officials voiced cautious positions on Israel's withdrawal as Kissinger sought broader Arab-Israeli progress.
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Nixon seeks broad energy powers as crisis looms
President Nixon orders federal energy cuts and asks Congress for standby authority to ration fuel and gas, cut hours, adjust schedules, license nuclear plants for 18 months, and establish year round daylight saving time. Senate Interior Committee to vote on Jackson bill limiting air standards variances amid calls for immediate rationing and new taxes.
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Hunt gets 22 year term in Watergate case
Washington AP reports E Howard Hunt received a 22 year minimum and a $10 000 fine in the Watergate conspiracy sentencing with five co defendants given shorter terms. McCord and four Miami men faced leniency as prosecutors sought lighter punishments. Barker daughter Maria Elena Moffett condemned the ruling.
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Udall Warns of Severe Oil Shortages This Winter
Rep. Morris K. Udall says Nixon underestimates oil imports and the impact on the economy, estimating shortages at six million barrels daily or 30 percent of demand. AFL-CIO calls for impeachment moves, White House rebuts. Brandt warns Arab leaders against extortion threats while affirming Bonn Israel ties.
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GM seeks dealer price hike decree for 1974 vehicles
GM asked the Cost of Living Council for permission to raise dealer prices by an average 150 dollars per 1974 vehicle. GM said costs justify 208 dollars but will absorb part, keeping the increase to 150. Energy shortage may aid railroads in East Coast patronage rise, says Burlington Northern director Louis Menk.
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Motor groups urge fuel conservation in Minnesota
Spokesmen for Minnesota motoring and trucking groups call for cooperation with federal moves to conserve fuel. Minnesota AAA chief Arthur C. Tomlinson announces a free brochure with tips like car pooling and tuned engines. Officials discuss possible 50 mph statewide limits, with Gov. Anderson delaying thresholds until a national move.
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Inconsistency Explanations Vowed On White House Tapes
White House lawyer J. Fred Buzhardt promised explanations for a tape timing discrepancy. Court testimony shows a basement recorder may have auto-activated between 4 35 p m and 4 55 p m on April 16, contradicting earlier statements that it would auto start around midnight.
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Poll shows growing support for news reporters privilege
A Gallup Poll indicates 62 percent favor protecting reporters from revealing sources in court up from 57 percent in 1972. Twenty seven percent say reporters should reveal sources when testifying, with 11 percent uncertain. Theurvey amid Watergate hearings and Agnew investigations.
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Rent Now: One Bedroom Apartment For Immediate Rental
Apartment owner advertises a one bedroom unit in the southwest near uptown with stove refrigerator and utilities furnished. The six day ad at five dollars forty cents was cut short after two days. Call XXX-XXXX or 433-8851 for fastest results before readers drop.
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