Egypt balks at Israel troop plan in Nasser era talks
In Aswan Egypt rejects Kissinger drafted disengagement plan and calls for an Egyptian version. Secretary Kissinger and Egyptian leaders including Sadat, Fahmy, and other officials hold tough negotiations over security lines along the Suez Canal. Kissinger postpones return to Israel to await Egyptian reaction and possible revisions to the plan.
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Court Reviews Law On Editorial Replies In Florida Case
The Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments on whether states may require newspapers to publish replies to editorials. The Florida Supreme Court upheld a 1913 law forcing equal prominence for replies when a candidate’s character or official record is attacked. The Miami Herald argues the law infringes First Amendment rights, while supporters say it ensures fair elections. The case tests press freedom against state power in election coverage.
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Partisanship Emerges As Lawmakers Begin
The 79th legislature opens its second regular session amid partisan tensions. Gov. Achar New and House Speaker Andrew Varley clash with the senate over order, while House Republicans accuse Democrats of bias in hiring. Rep. Artie Small protests the selection of David Wray as assistant chief clerk, though the House approves the nomination. Dems, led by Dale Cochran, promise cooperation with Gov. Robert Ray, who has already set a combative tone with controversial remarks about legislative spending.
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Watergate Panel Prepares New Hearings And Tape Review
Senate Watergate committee chief counsel Samuel Dash said the panel has important new information to justify renewed hearings. He urged a compromise on the 500 White House tapes and material, but demanded full access to all subpoenaed documents if needed.
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Bad A-Plant Mishap Not Likely Study Says Nuclear Risk
Washington CAP The Atomic Energy Commission official Dr Herbert Koulsche discusses a study's finding that major accidents in nuclear power plants are exceedingly unlikely. The study estimates odds of once in 1 billion to 10 billion years per reactor, implying decades before any given reactor might fail, even with 1000 reactors by 2000.
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U S Calls For Mandatory Oil Data Reporting
Washington energy chief William Simon urged Congress to require oil companies to disclose reserves and marketing data. He said voluntary reporting is insufficient and mandatory systems are needed to improve energy data and management amid shortages and price concerns. Proxmire pressed antitrust action while officials noted embargo effects and rising stock levels.
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Fadapus Chuckle One Way to get an education
A fragmented OCR line hints at an education theme with odd phrasing and scattered words. The readable parts reference schooling and a bus but lack coherent details or a clear event or outcome. The item appears as a brief, puzzle-like snippet from a page segment.
Inflation Hit Real Buying Power in 1973 Probe Says
Washington report summarizes a congressionally prepared study on inflation and consumer purchasing power. It notes 1973 saw the average U S family lose purchasing power despite wage gains, with higher taxes and price rises eroding income into 1974. The analysis critiques official interpretations and warns unemployment could rise amid slower growth and energy shortages.
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Trouse-Senile Econsiic Committee
Herbert Slew
Shy Council of Economic Advisors
Rationing Rules: Fuel Allocations Outlined by U.S. Agency
Washington reports a forthcoming set of rationing rules to govern gasolene, propane, and middle distillates. Top priorities include agricultural production, medical and emergency services, energy, transportation, sanitation, and essential communications. Businesses receive allocations based on 1972 usage, with residential propane heating limited to 9 percent of the October 1972 level.
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Disbarment recommended for former VP Agnew in Maryland
A three judge panel in Annapolis recommended disbarment of former Vice President Spiro Agnew for deceitful tax misconduct. The panel found his conduct harmed justice and unfit him for the Maryland bar, sending the matter to the state court of appeals for final action. They based the ruling solely on the no contest plea and did not consider broader DOJ allegations of kickbacks.
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Jaundice Therapy For Sextuplets At Cape Town Hospital
At Mowbray Maternity Hospital doctors report the Rosenkowite sextuplets seven days old showing satisfactory response to phototherapy for jaundice. Six babies, three boys and three girls, developed jaundice on Sunday and are expected to recover by Wednesday.
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