Kissinger's Last Shuttle Trip Aims at Middle East Breakthrough
Secretary of State Kissinger begins a one week fact finding tour that could be his final run at step by step diplomacy in the Middle East. He plans to press Israel Egypt talks in Cairo Damascus and Jerusalem to prepare a possible Sinai disengagement accord and reopens Geneva for a broader peace push.
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Rabin
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Geneva
Kennedy High Students Camp At Pinicon Ridge Park
About 20 Kennedy high school students and two faculty members return today from an overnight campout at Pinicon Ridge park near Central City. They camped in Horseshoe Falls winter campground learning outdoor skills from their club activities.
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Circle Drive
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Dunreath Drive
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Wenng Road
Lisa Stevens
Forty-second Street
Tough Talk Toned Down By Advisers
Ford may back off the goal of cutting oil imports and rely on price changes to curb demand. Officials say quotas could be used only to finish the job if necessary, with a possible 200000 barrel daily cap. Seidman suggests the target date might slip beyond year end if Congress delays Ford’s proposals.
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Zarb
L. William Seidman
Congress
Naval Petroleum Reserve
Elk Hills
Calif
Price Cut on Oil Doomed Algerian
Saudi oil minister Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani urged a freeze and possible decrease from 10.12 per barrel, while Algerian Trade Minister Layachi Yaker said any price reduction would fail absent broad producer unity as demand must rise in coming years. Algeria leads the hard-line OPEC bloc, with Saudi Arabia and Gulf states pushing a softer stance.
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Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
New Delhi
India
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Dakar
Senegal
Algeria
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Persian Gulf States
Ford Budget Narrowly Skews Cities Into Hard Times
Washington AP report says President Ford’s proposed 1976 budget harshly hits urban areas. Cities blame higher local taxes, job losses, and reduced federal services as recession deepens. Mayors’ group warns unemployment may surge among youth and minorities. Allen Pritchard notes a shift to separate public service delivery from local agencies.
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Nixon Ends Transition For Private Life With Staff Reduction
As the six month transition ends, former President Nixon loses most of his San Clemente staff and his military aides. About 30 aides and federal employees have dwindled to 12 and four on payroll. The end of the transition also ends the San Clemente office complex and most government maintenance. Secret service protection continues with a car and gas, while 11 leased cars return to Chrysler.
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Nixon
San Clemente
Korff
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Key Biscayne, Fla
Secret Service
Burglary at Hughes Romeine HQ Unveils Kidnapped Files Plot
Los Angeles police uncover a daring break in at Howard Hughes Romaine Street complex. Burglars blasted safes and seized confidential documents amid ransom demands of 500000 dollars. District Attorney plans grand jury action. security sources confirm sample documents delivered.
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Howard Hughes
Joseph Busch
Hughes
Hughes “Communications Center
Romaine Street
Romaine
Hughes Empire
Birth day gift query from wife over vacuum joke
A humorous exchange in which a wife asks a salesclerk for gift ideas for her husband, noting he gave her a vacuum cleaner last Christmas. The line captures a light domestic joke about repetitive gifts.
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