Reach Accord on Troop Pullback
Secretary of State Kissinger and Israeli Defense Minister Dayan ended seven and a half hours of talks with substantial agreement on disengaging Arab and Israeli forces. Dayan said he was satisfied and would return to Israel to push a concrete proposal for Geneva peace talks.
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Golda Meir
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Meir Amit
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Judge orders reopening REAP subsidy payments
A federal judge’s ruling will require the government to pay about 178 million in Rural Environmental Assistance Program subsidies. The decision says the government illegally suspended REAP after spending only 15 million of 225.5 million authorized. John Kramer predicts up to 85 percent of the 210.5 million impounded funds will be spent.
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Nixon
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FBI Links Navy Vet to London Arms Arrests
A 31 year old navy veteran Theodore D Brown was arrested at Travis air force base on charges he aided a 18 year old Santa Barbara resident Allison Thompson in smuggling public safety items and ammunition to Britain. Thompson was among three arrested in London for possession of arms. Brown faces arraignment in U S district court and bail set at 25000.
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Navy
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Aists
Closing Times for Classifieds Revised
Gazette announces revised closing times effective Tuesday January 8 with new deadlines shown in the color ad on page 22A.
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Analysts See Oil Price Leveling Off After Surge
In Geneva OPEC members prepare for an extraordinary meeting to discuss price actions. Analysts expect crude prices to stabilize or fall long term as alternatives like solar and nuclear become economical. Iran has sold high quality crude above 17 dollars a barrel amid Arab non-political tensions.
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Voday's Chuckle Por table Dilemma
A humorous column notes the irony of escaping life through portable stays and devices. The piece cites modern travel limits and the temptations of mobility, framing the joke around practical, everyday portability.
Senators condemn Nixon tapes refusal amid Watergate clash
The Senate Watergate committee condemned President Nixon for not complying with subpoenas for hundreds of tapes and documents. Senators Talmadge and Baker argued the move harms credibility and risks a fishing expedition, while Weicker and Cash defended the committee’s probes into Dairy price supports, Watergate break in, and possible connections to Howard Hughes. A court fight over compliance seemed weeks away.
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Cash
White House
Talmadge
Georgia
Watergate Complex
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Baker
Ervin
Record Snows and Mudslides Trap Hundreds in California
Up to 16 inches of snow stranded hundreds of travelers in Southern California with Palmdale hit hardest. More than 200 cars were removed from California 14 in the Newhall Lancaster area while hotels filled and Red Cross centers opened in Granada Hills Newhall and Antelope Valley. Mudslides along Topanga Canyon Boulevard trapped many others as 2,000 crewmen prepared to assist as a new storm approached.
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Los Angeles
Newhall- Lancaster
Red Cross
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Newhall
Antelope Valley
Topanga Canyon Blvd
Keith Harris
Daylight Saving Time Shift Across the Nation
The country moved clocks forward one hour at 2 a.m. in a nationwide Daylight Saving change aimed at conserving energy. A Gazette section offers another view on the effects and a proposal to end time zones in favor of a single national time called USA Time.
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U.S.A
Nixon Impeachment Poll Shows Mixed Public Support
A Roper poll of 2,020 adults finds 79 percent believe at least one major Nixon charge is justified while 45 percent oppose impeachment. People fear the process's damage more than Nixon's innocence, with concerns centered on Watergate cover up keeping evidence and withholding information.
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Cambodia
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