Kissinger heads to Aswan as Israel cools on Egypt offer
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger flies toward Aswan, Egypt, as UPI reports a sandstorm could delay him. He met Israeli negotiators and Rabin, with Israeli papers voicing dissatisfaction at Egyptian proposals. Egypt expects tough bargaining on a second-stage disengagement, hinting the shuttle diplomacy may continue for days.
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Billion dollar oil price fraud probe explored
Federal investigators probe possible oil pricing conspiracies tied to last winter's Arab embargo. The inquiry targets brokers, shippers, and suppliers for overcharges and document falsification at 40 ports. Grand juries may be convened. potential actions include price rollbacks and prosecutions.
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Outlook darkens for Phnom Penh as rebels advance
Government troops fight back against Khmer Rouge threats to the capital as exiled prince predicts a fall in two to three weeks. Foreign evacuations accelerate with dozens of Westerners and staff leaving Phnom Penh and Pleiku in peril as Phuoc An and Ban Me Thuot fall to Communist forces.
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Harwood weighs 1976 run for lieutenant governor or senate
Former Vermont state senator Madeline Harwood of Manchester says she is interested in a 1976 bid for lieutenant governor but has not decided whether to pursue that office or another. She notes strong GOP encouragement and hints at possibly reclaiming a Bennington County Senate seat, while keeping all options open.
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Vermont Lottery Opposed by Key Senate Leader
Sen. John Boylan, chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, voiced strong opposition to a Vermont lottery. He says the state can balance its budget by trimming government fat and does not need extra revenue. The measure, supported in two House committees, awaits action in House Appropriations. A study estimates first year net between 800000 and 1000000 dollars. Governor Salmon backs a net proceeds earmarked to retire the budget deficit.
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FBI pursues Hearst trail linked to Scott and SLA ties
Bill Walton says a search for his friend radical writer Jack Scott is part of an FBI effort to explain its failure to locate Patricia Hearst and two SLA members. Scott and wife Micki lived in Walton's Portland home. no charges yet. FBI notes possible grand jury action in Pennsylvania and ties to Berkeley radical groups. Time and other reports mention Scott's links to Hearst case and NYCl apartment rental.
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Former Oklahoma governor convicted on bribery charges
Inside National reports a former Oklahoma governor has been convicted on bribery charges. The piece notes ongoing federal implications as prosecutors pursue related cases.
Court rules federal rights to Atlantic offshore oil
The Supreme Court ruled 8 to 0 that the federal government owns offshore oil rights in about 200000 square miles of Atlantic Ocean beyond the three mile limit. The decision allows immediate lease preparations to explore potential oil reserves and ease energy shortages. Justice White wrote the opinion. Justice Douglas did not participate. A separate ruling said Florida must obey the three mile limit, with further questions on Gulf of Mexico seabeds referred for technical review.
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Ford warns against new isolationism in foreign policy
President Ford urged Congress to continue foreign aid and warned against isolating the United States. Speaking at the University of Notre Dame in South Bend Indiana he stressed interdependence and moral commitment to help starving and underdeveloped nations while noting possible support for Cambodia aid and linking aid to nations’ self sufficiency.
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