U S studies weapons sale to Israel during Kissinger briefing
Secretary of State Kissinger said the United States would study supplying Pershing missiles to Israel but has not promised delivery. He noted about 250 ground to ground Pershing missiles exist in Western Europe and warned the memo details were not a final pledge.
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Austin police seek crackdown on nightlife and prostitution
Austin Police Chief Robert Nelson urged the City Council to pass an ordinance licensing entertainers, fingerprinting applicants, and holding bar owners responsible for employees conduct to curb prostitution and lewd entertainment. He noted difficulty enforcing laws and urged council action.
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Gilliam Signs With Vikings After World League Detour
John Gilliam, a fleet wide receiver with eight NFL seasons and near 20 yards per catch, signed a one year deal with the Minnesota Vikings. He had left for the World Football League this season after opting out of his Vikings option. The Wind folded and Gilliam, 30, was out of work until the NFL eased rules to allow a return. He agreed to terms with Vikings GM Mike Lynn Tuesday night and signed today. terms not disclosed.
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Senate panel probes CIA poisons record destruction
The Senate intelligence committee searches for missing CIA files on stockpiled poisons after evidence suggests memos that should exist no longer do. Committee chief counsel F A Schwarz announced the inquiry at the end of the first public session.
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Hormel Chooses Knoxville Iowa Site for Plant
Hormel & Co selects Knoxville Iowa as the site for an option to buy land for a multi million dollar dry sausage plant. The Knoxville location would host the proposed facility, with Hormel based in Austin as the project moves forward.
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New York City teachers return after weeklong strike
NY teachers resume work as 1.1 million pupils face shorter weekly class time under a two year contract. Across nine states strikes disrupt education with Fort Wayne suspending 30,000 public school students. Unions claim gains amid city finances.
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Schedule of Pages VS-2 Editorial Society and Sports
This notice lists page designations for the edition including Editorial Society on pages 6 and 7, Sports on pages 10 and 11, Area 116, Classified on pages 20 and 21, and Comics on page 23.
Babysitting Job Ad Seeks Care for Two Girls
Want ad in Herald offers a Monday to Friday babysitting role in the South-West Austin area. Requires own transportation. Contact via provided telephone number. Ad ran under employment help wanted for two days and was slated to run six days total.
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Durkin Leads New Hampshire Senate Dems to Victory
Democrat John A. Durkin wins a resounding runoff in New Hampshire, defeating Republican Louis C. Wyman by more than 20 000 votes. He says the win rejects President Ford policy and urges Congress to act as he vows to stand up and speak out in the Senate.
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Unemployment Outlook Darkens Amid Forecast Disparities
Congressional Budget Office and the Ford administration project higher unemployment this year with 6.9 to 7.6 percent by year end 1976 and inflation near 6 to 8 percent, while administration forecasts put unemployment between 7 and 7.5 percent through spring. The CBO warns recovery may stall after mid-1976.
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Alice Rivlin
Congressonal Budget Office
Personal income up in August boosts economy
August personal income rises 1.5 percent as private sector gains fuel the upswing. The Commerce Department also reports a $1.6 billion balance of payments surplus, the first in over a year, signaling improving trade and investment results.
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