Kissinger Heads to Ankara for Cyprus Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger travels to Turkey for Cyprus negotiations after meeting Israeli leaders in Jerusalem. He aims to restart talks between Greek and Turkish Cypriots amid rising UN involvement and prior Cyprus negotiations collapse.
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Jerusalem
Henry A. Kissinger
Turkey
Cyprus
Nicosia
Makarios
United Nations
Kissinger
Ankara
Yitzhak Rabin
Israel
Brussels
Dimitrios Bitsios
Egypt
Syria
King David Hotel
Rabin
Auto rebates end sales fall across dealers
After rebates ended on Feb 28, car dealers report a sharp drop in sales. Pittsburgh and Baltimore dealers cite slowed showroom traffic and cautious ordering, while Buffalo area dealers say sales are down. Analysts warned postrebate periods would further depress industry confidence.
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Detroit
Sam Breault
Chrysler-Plymouth
Baltimore
Buffalo
N.Y
Lincoln-Mercury
Richard Echtenkamp
Auto Company
Congress expected to pass tax cut within weeks
Congress is nearly certain to approve a tax cut of at least 21 billion dollars within two to three weeks. Senators push for 26 to 35 billion, arguing for more relief to middle income families amid high unemployment. The Senate Finance Committee resumes hearings today as political debate continues.
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Congress
Washington
House
Senate Finance Committee
Hubert H. Humprhey
D-Minn
CBS
Face the Nation
Humphrey
Ford Administration
Ford
Sen
Russell B. Long
Long
Donald H. Rumsfeld
NBC
Meet the Press
Rumsfeld
Common Market chiefs open Dublin summit on EEC steps
Government leaders of nine Common Market nations begin a two day meeting in Dublin to decide concessions for Britain to remain in the bloc. They will also debate the Soviet proposal for a 35 nation European supersummit.
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Dublin
Ireland
Soviet Union
Algeria Cuts Oil Price Slightly in Arab Producers Meeting
Dubai sources report Algeria trimmed its low-sulphur crude price 21 cents to 11.75 dollars per barrel, following Abu Dhabi's 55 cent cut. Libya and Nigeria may follow with small reductions to stay competitive against Algeria's move.
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Kuwait
Algeria
Dubai
Abu Dhabi
Libya
Nigeria
North Vietnamese Tanks Break Into Ban Me Thuot
North Vietnamese forces entered Ban Me Thuot after dawn. infantry and tanks fought from house to house. All roads into the 166,000 population city were cut and attackers reportedly held one of its two airstrips while threatening the main air field.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Ban Me Thuot
Merritt recommended for Senate confirmation at PCA
Senate Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee approves Grant Merritt for a second term as executive director of the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, amid farm-state criticism of regulatory policy. Carol Buckman and Harold Field approved to the PCA board, Jon Wefald named agriculture commissioner, Robert Herbst natural resources commissioner.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Grant Merritt
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
PCA
Senate
Senate Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee
Carol Buckman
Nisswa
Harold Field
Minneapolis
Jon Wefald
Robert Herbst
Merritt
Purfeerst
Charles Berg
Chokio Independent
PCA Board
Field
Wendell Anderson
Miss Buckman
Nissan
Fire Claims Bagley Man Fredrick Lindgren in Downtown Blaze
A Bagley man Fredrick Alvin Swede Lindgren age 58 was killed in a early morning fire that gutted his two story frame home in downtown Bagley. The blaze reported around 4 30 a m drew firefighters who found the victim inside the front door. Deputy with Clearwater County investigating the incident.
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Fredrick Alvin
Lindgren
Bagley
Clearwater County
Wayne Cease
Cease Funeral Home
Congress enters critical phase on Cambodia aid debate
Congress moves to mark up Ford's 222 million Cambodia aid request amid rising opposition. Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee inspection and House votes loom as 37 freshmen Democrats pledge no vote for more military aid. Gallup poll finds 78 percent oppose extra Cambodia and South Vietnam aid.
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Congress
Cambodia
Washington
Ford
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
U.S
Phnom Penh
John J. Sparkman
Dala
Full Foreign Relations Committee
South Vietnam
Sparkman
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Special Investigations
House
Rep
Thomas Harkin
Iowa
Gallup
Indochina
CBS
Humphrey
Henry A. Kissinger
Weather forecast notes partly cloudy to cloudy with snow
Partly cloudy and then increasing clouds tonight. Snow likely Tuesday with a 50 percent chance. Highs today range from 12 to 20 degrees, tonight's lows from 6 below to 6 above. Tuesday highs expected 18 to 24 degrees.
County Board to review Affirmative Action Plan
Beltrami County's affirmative action plan, rejected by the state, will be discussed at Tuesday's board meeting. State official Mary Culhane requests 21 changes including oppose internal promotion, more native American hires, and county training for employees.
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Beltrami
Mary W. Culhane
State Department of Human Rights
Tom Tolman
CETA
Monely
John Kemp
Bemidji seeks HUD funds for Nymore project and regional grants
Bemidji joins eleven Headwaters communities in submitting preliminary HUD applications for community development funding. Total requested by all eleven is 2 105 828 dollars. Bemidji seeks 400 000 for Nymore sewer and water work. HUD limits first year grants to 250 000.
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Bemidji
Headwaters
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Headwaters Regional Development Commission
HRDC
Minnesota
Nymore
John Ostrom
Ostrem
State Department of Health
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Northern School
Japan
Central School
Holland
Chris Mattison
Yigal Allon
Allen
Cairo
Roseel Youseff
Middle East
Anwar Sadat
Sinai
Golan Heights
Golan
F.M. Constantin Jr
Pittsburgh
Dodge
Louisiana Democrat
Common Market Meeting
Vietnam
Clarence Purfeerst
Dfl-Faribault
Bagley Man
Carl Drakes
Ninth Judicial District Court
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