Kissinger Reaches Out to Arab States in Sinai Peace Push
Secretary of State Kissinger begins a fast three nation tour to persuade Saudi Arabia Jordan and possibly Syria to back Egypt in the Sinai peace accord with Israel. The plan includes up to 200 American civilians operating electronic stations to monitor troop movements amid a broader US backed disarmament and aid package.
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Ford asks Congress for Sinai civilian technician role
President requests authority to place American civilian technicians in the Sinai Desert as part of the Egypt Israel interim peace pact. He says they will be a vital ingredient of the latest Mideast agreement and urges congressional approval today.
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Sadat risks war or peace with Egypt's Sinai pledge
In Beirut and Kuwait Egypt's leaders face a high stakes choice as Sadat seeks to sign a Sinai disengagement accord with Israel. He must persuade Arab states and manage opposition from Libyans, Iraqis, and Palestinians while hoping Kissinger can broker a follow up on a Golan Heights settlement. The plan promises Sinai returns and oil fields to revive Egypt's economy while preserving a moving Suez Canal barrier and signaling strength after 1973 gains.
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Arabs fear Sinai peace may freeze them out of talks
The Syrians and Jordanians oppose the Egypt Israel accord seeing it as sidelining them. Sadat also faces resistance from Libya and Iraq who gain nothing from a Sinai settlement and risk loss if it collapses.
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Bucks County College Strikes Delay Fall Term Start
Bucks County Community College faces a standstill after nearly 11 hours of contract talks with the BCCC Federation of Teachers failed to reach agreement. With classes delayed the 1900 students must wait while negotiations continue and offices stay open for essential services.
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Courier Times
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Yeske
Lacey Park Fire Co Wins injunction to block Warminster merger
Bucks County Common Pleas Judge Arthur B. Walsh signed a preliminary injunction barring Warminster Fire Co. from taking over Lacey Park equipment and assets. A preliminary hearing is set for Vienday, Sept. 8. Lacey Park posted about 35000 in assets with the prothonotary to support ownership claims as Warminster seeks to merge Lacey Park into its company amid township mediation and fire house management changes.
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Raguso extortion trial set to open in Bucks County court
Middletown Township Supervisor Anthony D. Raguso faces federal extortion charges under the Hobbs Act for allegedly trying to obtain 10000 from Hartsville Construction and accepting 6000 from a Pennstar official. Trial before Judge Donald W. Van Artsdalen in the new federal building.
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Council Rock teachers deadlocked over contract before school
A battle between the Council Rock School District and the CREA neared a clash as talks stalled on the eve of classes for 8000 students. Teachers authorized action including possible strike while the board rejected the latest offer and no talks were scheduled.
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Courier Times
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Lou Ackler
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Weekend Weather Blues and Nation’s Shifting Headlines
The piece sketches a mixed weekend with persistent cool, intermittent rain, and fading summer. It notes Middle East pact perceptions, local school bargaining over opening dates, lighter traffic, Bristol Township solicitors on break, Portugal’s political turnover, New York City’s cash crunch plans, Triborough bridges fare hikes, and a frustrating Phillies series as summer ends and fall nears.
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