Kissinger Ford in Vail as Israeli Egyptian accord nears
President Ford and Secretary Kissinger meet in Vail amid reports an interim Israeli Egyptian accord is near and a Kissinger shuttle mission may resume next week. Kissinger briefs Ford on Mideast talks while Israel seeks about 3 billion dollars aid and oil compensations for Sinai.
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Egypt
Kissinger
Ford
White House
Kissingers
Fords
Washington
Simcha Dinitz
Yigal Allon
Tel Aviv
Middle East
Allon
Cairo
al Ahram
Issinger
Alexandria
Anwar Sadat
Ste
Syria
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Allen
U.S
Iraeli
Mitla
Gidi Asses
Sinai Peninsula
Sinai
Abu Rudeis
Henry A. Kissinger
Beirut
An Nahar Re
Guerrillas and Israeli Ship Clash Off Tyre Coast
Palestinian guerrillas clashed with an Israeli naval vessel attempting to land commandos near Tyre in southern Lebanon. Two guerrillas were killed and one wounded, according to Wafa. The vessel used phosphorous bombs to cover the retreat, and Hasbaya and the Arkoub base were shelled. No casualties reported on the Israeli side.
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Associated Press
Tyre
Lebanon
Wafa
Mediterranean
Russ
Hasbaya
Salah
Arkoub
Pis
Zarit
Little's Faith Restored After Acquittal in Jailer Killing
In Raleigh, Joan Little, a 21 year old black woman, is acquitted of second degree murder in the ice pick slaying of Beaufort County jailer Clarence Alligood. She admits stabbing him but says it was to resist rape. prosecutors argued escape. The verdict came after a 12 jurors panel, amid civil rights and feminist support and a contempt sentence for defense attorney. Little faces 7 to 10 years on a separate breaking and entering charge and remains free on bond pending appeal.
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Raleigh, N.C
Joan Little
Miss Little
Clarence Alligood
Mark Nielsen
National Organization For Women
Superior Court
Hamilton Hobgood
Jerry Paul
Paeney
State Supreme Court
Iss Little
State Court of Appeals
Nielsen
Alligood
Beaufort County
Washington, D.C
Hobgood
Jurge
AG's Letter On County Funds Sets Budget Authority
The Maine attorney general issues an opinion defining that county commissioners cannot unilaterally withhold funds for social services. The Legislature may direct county expenditures for public services, and once action occurs, commissioners must raise and spend the taxes to cover those funds. The memo cites Sawyer vs Gilmore and state law on legislative control of county finances.
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Clement Auger
York County
House
Attorney General's Office
Maine
Atty
Joseph Brennan
Peter Truman
D-Biddeford
Truman
Secretary of State
Generisnent
Supreme Judicial Court
Sawyer
Sawyer Vs. Gilmore
Board of County Commissioners of Shawnee Co
Traffic Signals and Car Horns Behind You
The journal notes that a green light becomes a trigger for the following driver to honk, reflecting urban driving habits and impatience in city streets.
Kennebunk Man Aims for Top American Legion Post
William J. Rogers a 54 year old Auburn native and Maine resident, long time American Legion leader and National Distinguished Guest Chairman, seeks the National Commander post for 1976 77. He faces Edward Hoack of Pennsylvania at the Seattle convention, highlighting Maine and New England milestones.
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Peter Kingsley
Kennebunk
American Legion
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
William J. Rogers
Auburn
Whipperwill
United States Brewers Association
Edward Hoack
Pennsylvania
Rogers
Maine
New England
Seattle
Washington
Minneapolis
The
Legion
Legionaires
Vietnam
Maine Employment Security Agency
Congress
National Amnesty Review Board
America
the Legion
U.S
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