Israel Egypt peace talks face wide gap on interim accord
Israeli and Egyptian officials report a persistent gulf over a Sinai withdrawal line and troop deployment roles while Rabin hours of meetings weigh the latest Cairo proposal. Egypt warns of using heavy force if nuclear options arise as Kissinger urges a possible settlement.
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Ford faces veterans bill action with veto unlikely
Congress sent President Ford a bill to raise veterans disability compensation by 10 to 12 percent and boost widow benefits by 12 percent effective Aug 1. The Senate passed the measure by voice vote, suggesting a veto is unlikely to succeed, while Hartke pressed agencies over hiring plans for disabled veterans.
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John Sauer Faces Drunk Driving Charge After arrest
John G. Sauer aged 23 from route one Walker was charged with drunken driving after Linn County deputies found his car motor idling in the middle of a county gravel road three miles south of Troy Mills early Thursday. He was released on his own recognizance the same day.
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EPA rule requires new converters for cars abroad
The EPA states that any catalyst-equipped car from 1975 or 1976 driven into Canada or Mexico after September 22 must have new catalysts installed when re entering the United States. The rule targets vehicles whose catalysts are fouled by leaded gasoline and will affect an estimated 35 000 to 40 000 cars. Unleaded gasoline is available only in the U S Canada and Mexico. The regulation appeared in the Federal Register on June 30 and takes effect after September 22.
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Olson case files released to victim's family
President Ford ordered the CIA to turn over all records on the Olson LSD interview death. Frank Olson's widow Alice and children plan a damages suit, while Kairys will review the materials before commenting. The case follows renewed interest after Kissinger testified on CIA actions in Chile and Church urged extending the Senate probe with more funds.
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Help Finance Rock Island Help Finance Rock Island
Mid America Transportation council launches a 1.7 million program to aid the financially troubled Rock Island lines. Executive Director Dick Byran says subscription letters go to 20 Rock Island customers across Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma Arkansas Iowa and other states. Funds will refurbish or purchase 500 boxcars to move the fall harvest.
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