Sadat asks Ford to press Israeli withdrawal
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat urged President Ford to use leadership to secure an Israeli withdrawal from occupied Arab territories. He warned that belligerency ends only if territory is not seized by force and Palestinians gain a national home, while signaling possible recognition of state independence.
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Ford Shakes Off Pair Of Falls In Salzburg
President Ford slipped twice during a Salzburg visit with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. He regained balance with aid from Sadat and aides, while humorously acknowledging the tumbles and noting a worn heel and a football knee.
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Coalition Urges General Mills to Halt Magic Puffs Marketing
Citizens groups call for stopping test marketing of Magic Puffs cereal citing high sugar coating. The campaign cites Des Moines Iowa and Denver Colorado as test markets while urging action against controversial cereal branding.
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Cliffhanger On Rt. 20 No Scenic Wonder
Motorists slow to view a shale cliff leaning over Route 20 near Bramwell and Pocahontas Virginia, site of two rockslides this year. Homes opposite the cliff have been vacated, and Mercer County Schools rerouted buses to avoid the danger. Officials warn the remaining section could slide this fall or winter as water erodes the rock and temperature shifts strain it.
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Brevick, Bluefield Chamber Leader, Dies at 84
Conrad Brevick longtime Bluefield Chamber of Commerce head and founder of Woods Brevick Motor Co died after a long illness. The Seattle native and University of Washington alumnus came to Bluefield in 1924 and led the chamber through years of growth. He is survived by his widow Cathryn Smoot two daughters Sallie Brevick Mrs John Bailey and son Conrad A Brevick.
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Capitol Hill Faces Week of Fiscal Battles Over GI Benefits
Negotiations resume on Monday to resolve a $15 billion catchall bill stalling GI education benefits for 300,000 veterans while a $5.3 billion override fight with Ford looms. The Senate and House also focus on a $30.3 billion Defense bill and a language minority provision broadening bilingual election protections through 1985.
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Parole Board Review Sheds Light On Fibrosis Victim Mother
Sharon Massachusetts AP Roberta Shaffer a 28 year old mother of two awaits a state parole board decision on a possible five year commutation. She killed a man in self defense after he beat her and her son Eric now 6. Her 11 year old daughter Evie a cystic fibrosis patient faces a hastened death without recovery if the sentence stands. She argues she deserves a chance at life and rights as a person. Massachusetts law requires she use any reasonably available options.
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