Questions Arise Over U S Sinai Troop Use
Senate Foreign Relations chair Sparkman voiced uncertainty on congressional approval for Americans to monitor the Sinai peace accord. After a White House briefing, Kissinger disclosed a limited watchdog role with 200 civilian technicians to surveil the interim Egypt Israel pact. Ford urged support, saying the mission buys time for a lasting Middle East peace.
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Hostages Freed After 17 Hour Downtown Siege
In Albany a 17 hour standoff outside a downtown coffee shop ended with the release of nine hostages and the surrender of gunman Robert Roscoe Jr. 33 of Washington DC. Police planned to arraign Roscoe in police court later. Two hostages were John M. Koutelis 59 and his wife Angie 43 owners of the luncheonette.
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Hoffa Foster Son Refuses to Aid in Probe
James R. Hoffa's foster son Chuckie O'Brien defied a federal grand jury and signaled a likely indictment in the Hoffa disappearance case. He spoke briefly and did not answer whether he invoked the Fifth Amendment, while his attorney argued the probe is veering into Teamsters politics.
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Chuckie” O'Brien
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Justice Department
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Twin Cities papers face antitrust suit over ad market
A Sun Newspapers Inc suit in U S District Court accuses Minneapolis Star and Tribune Co and Ridder Publications Inc of conspiring to divide Twin Cities advertising markets to create a monopoly. The defendants publish the Tribune Star Pioneer Press Dispatch.
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Sinai accord signed by Israel and Egypt amid Soviet boycott
Israel and Egypt signed the U S sponsored Sinai pact in Geneva while the Soviet Union boycotted the ceremony. The agreement calls for Israeli withdrawal from the Sinai and Abu Rudeis oilfields with Egypt pledging not to threaten force, plus 200 American technicians to man radar stations. The United States and Soviet Union sent non attending representatives. The United Nations initially hesitated but then witnessed the signing.
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Reasons Suggested for Airline Death by Own Action
London papers present differing theories about a Russian navigator who died by his own actions on a Soviet airliner just before landing at Heathrow. The Daily Mail cites an unnamed intelligence expert who links the timing to possible custody and says the man anticipated imminent custody at Moscow.
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700000 school kids out as strikes hit 10 states
More than 700000 children were out of school as teachers in at least 10 states walked the picket line over contract offers. In Illinois 565500 pupils and in Pennsylvania 137800 were affected, with Chicago’s 530000 pupils largely closed.
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Associated Press
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Austin City Council debates hospital radio system funding
St. Olaf Hospital seeks the city as purchasing agent for a shared 50 50 radio communications system to link base stations at the hospital with ambulances and city vehicles. Council deferment allows police and fire input. Sollie supports the plan to improve patient transfer and telemetry. The measure awaits the Sept. 16 session decision.
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Ford weighs proposals to ease oil price controls
President Ford considers three proposals to blunt the impact of removing oil price controls if Congress cannot reach a compromise. Options include crude cost equalization via rebates, standby authority to curb propane gas prices, and allow independent retailers to sue suppliers over marketing changes.
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Tip” O'Neill Jr
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VS Mkt Sports Editorial and Classifieds Highlight Gals Area News
A compact overview of market sports editorial content, including a note on girls area news and the urban sections 8 9 10 11 12 13 14. The page blends sports commentary with society and classified items across the regional publication.
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Piano ad drives quick sale in six night run
Used piano and other home items advertised in the Herald want-ad section. A Kimball spinet piano, like new and one year old, sold after only one night despite the ad listing six nights. Call XXK XXxXx for details.
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