Kissinger Back To Cairo As Disengagement Talks Progress
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger flew to Cairo amid narrowing gaps between Israel and Egypt on Suez disengagement. He reported progress after talks with Israeli officials and planned to return to Israel with Sadat’s response to Israeli ideas. Obstacles cited include security guarantees, Egyptian force reductions east of the canal, and a formal end to belligerence.
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Jerusalem
Henry A. Kissinger
Egypt
Suez
Kissinger
Israel
Anwar Sadat
Middle East
Suez Canal
United States
Soviet Union
Sadat
Cairo
Aswan
Yigal Allon
Moshe Dayan
Abba Eban
David Elazar
Golda Meir
Eban
Suez City
Syria
Golan Heights
Goosefare pollution study eyed by Saco officials and SMVTI students
Two SMVTI students David Emmons and Michael Martel may lead an overall Goosefare Brook pollution study at a Saco Conservation Commission meeting. They will analyze pollution sources, chemical components, biology, outfalls, tributaries, and tidal action, with SMVTI providing labs and supervision.
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Goosefare Brook
Southern Maine Vocational and Technical Institute
SMVTI
David Emmons
Michael Martel
Sam Zaitlin
Saco Conservation Commission
Zaitlin
Old Orchard Beach
Saco
Peter Danton
Experts say no single act erased Watergate tape
Technical experts told a federal court that an accidental act did not cause the 18.5 minute gap in the subpoenaed Watergate tape. White House lawyers blocked speculation on accidental erasure as two Secret Service agents were expected to testify about access to the tape recorder that produced the buzz heard on the recording.
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Washington
White House
Secret Service
Buzz Beard
Unemployed Numbers Rise As York County Feels Winter
The Biddeford unemployment office reports 1,241 claimants last week, up 248 from the week prior and more than 400 since January. Statewide 5,000 new claimants increased total to about 20,000, with officials cautioning the figure may undercount for those without benefits. Employment officials note December to February are typically the hardest months due to mills, tourism, and construction.
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York County
Biddeford
Old Orchard Beach
Kittery
Ray Fongemie
Maine Employment Security Commission
Fongemie
Kyros Meets Maine Officials on Energy Crisis and Policy
U S Rep Peter N Kyros D Maine met Biddeford and Saco industry reps and citizens to discuss energy emergency legislation. He cited the Energy Emergency Act stalled in the Senate and the Emergency Petroleum Allocation Act signed by Nixon, urging a renewed push and blueprint. Cushman cited bus fuel supply worries and schools consuming nearly half of distillates, with allocations to be adjusted using 1972 figures.
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U.S
Peter N. Kyros
D-Maine
Biddeford
Saco
Kyros
House
Senate
Nixon
Congress
Washington
Maine
Howard Cushman
York County
Hiw
Cushman
Getty Kidnapping arrests in Italy during ransom case
In Rome and Calabria police arrested three men linked to the J Paul Getty III kidnapping and sought a fourth. A cache of ransom notes was found possibly connected to the 2.7 million dollar payout. Arrested were Domenico Barbino in Rome, Vincenzo Mammoliti and Antonio Mancuso in Calabria. One ear of Getty had been mailed as intimidation.
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Rome
J. Paul Getty III
J, Paul Getty
Calabria
Getty
Domenico Barbino
Polyclinic Hospital of the Sacred Heart
Vincenzo Mammoliti
Antonio Mancuso
Mammoliti
Gioia Tauro
Mancuso
Ci¢ala
Barbino
Tape Gap On Nixon Tapes Prompts Panel Findings
A six member panel concluded the Nixon White House tape was recorded by hand on multiple pushes of the record button. They cited the obfuscated June 20 1972 conversation with H R Haldeman and noted the Watergate break in discussion was obliterated. The testimony raised questions of deliberate concealment and accountability.
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Rose Mary Woods
Nixon
H.R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Kite House
Watergate Prosecutor's Office
Democ
D-Wash
Olympia
Wash
Richard H. Bolt
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Alcoholic Rehab Funds Available In Milestone Expansion Talk
Milestone Foundation in OLD ORCHARD BEACH hosted U S Representative Peter Kyros who discussed expansion plans and the availability of federal grants under the Comprehensive Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism Prevention Act. Kyros noted Maine's new law shifting alcoholism from crime to treatment, with grants totaling 60 million dollars for 1975 and 1976 to support facilities, education, and community programs.
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Old Orchard Beach
Saco
Danton
Council
Ford Foundation
State Conservation Commission
Maine’ Association of Conservation Commissions
Richard Morrell
R-Brunswick
Conservation Commission
Zaitlin
Appropriations Committee
Peter Danton
Barry Hobbins
Ford
U.S
Peter Kyros
D-Maine
Union Ave
William Mullen
Gasoline Rationing Won't Hurt The Rich
A brief column notes that gasoline rationing measures may affect the wealthy less than common motorists, arguing policy impact and public reaction with a concise editorial tone. The piece reflects on economic fairness and potential disparities in energy conservation burdens.
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Claims Division
Main Street
Richard Hodgdon
Alfred Street
Hodgdon
Judy Marlene
By Peg Welch
Women’s Editor
Massachusetts
William Simon
Los Angeles
Elliot L. Richardson
John B. Anderson
Illinois
House Republican Conference
Henry M. Jack
Maryline White
Milestone Foundation
Milestone
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