Ford to Meet Sadat in June for Middle East Talks
United Press International reports President Ford will meet Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in early June in Salzburg Austria to discuss a peace settlement and reconvening the Geneva talks. Separate talks with Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin were also discussed with cautious Israel and U.S. positions.
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Doctors protest insurance rates shut San Francisco obstetrics unit
An anesthetists work stoppage over malpractice insurance forced hospital cuts across eight Northern California counties. San Francisco counted 30 hospitals affected with the largest obstetrics unit at Children's Hospital closing its births, deliveries moved to San Francisco General. Emergency referrals were set up as hospitals warned layoffs.
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Kennedy urges diplomatic overtures to Cambodia and Vietnam
UPI reports Senator Edward M. Kennedy in Boston urged the United States to apply lessons from World War I and begin building relations with the new governments in Indochina. He cited Japan and West Germany as examples of postwar allies and called for humanitarian aid to Southeast Asia victims, while protestors from ROAR demonstrated outside.
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Low turnout in Northern Ireland election amid power sharing conflict
Voter participation sinks as talks on a Catholics and Protestants power sharing government progress. Former minister Austin Currie accuses the IRA of intimidation to deter voting, while United Ulster Unionist Council predicts 42 seats. Police and soldiers injured as mobs disperse. The constitutional convention has six months to craft a workable government under British veto power.
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Taxpayers To Get Rebates And Raises
Washington report notes federal income tax withholding reduced after a tax cut bill. A married worker with four dependents earning 15000 annually nets about 4.73 more weekly. a single earner with ten thousand gets 1.44 more weekly. The measure adds 19.1 billion in consumer income via withholding cuts, rebates, and Social Security checks, with varied timing and possible withholding schedule gaps for some checks.
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