Egypt Says Step-by-Step Peace Approach Dead
The Middle East peace mission of Kissinger collapsed after two weeks of shuttle talks. Egypt and Israel blamed each other for the failure and Egypt demanded including the PLO at Geneva while Israel refused. Kissinger suspended efforts and will report to Ford, calling for a reassessment toward a lasting peace.
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Congressional Unit Proposes $75 Billion Deficit Remedy Plan
The joint economic committee urged public service jobs and federal grants to cut unemployment and limit the deficit. It forecasts 9.2 to 9.5 percent jobless rates by year end 1976 and a tax cut of 32 to 35 billion dollars. Up to one million temporary public service jobs would be created with recession grants tied to unemployment levels. Senator Humphrey said unemployment could fall to 6.5 to 6.8 percent by 1976.
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Haldeman says tapes should not be destroyed now
In a CBS interview Haldeman says the Watergate tapes should not be destroyed now and that most of the tapes would reveal little, but the remaining 0.01 percent could be crucial for the public. He insists the tapes were Nixon’s idea and calls their release morally disastrous but says further tapes could show Nixon’s leadership.
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Richard Nixon
White House
H.R. Haldeman
CBS
Haldeman
Nixon
Mike Wallace
Wallace
Bob
Ford hints at veto of lengthy tax-cut bill over amendments
A White House source says President Ford wants a clean simple tax-cut measure and may veto the package if Congress sends a version with costly amendments. Officials cite three controversial Senate amendments on foreign tax credits child-care deductions and a housing tax credit as the main targets. Ford seeks to see how conference committee reconciles the House and Senate bills before deciding.
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UPI
Ford
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White House
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Conference Committee
Flood Watch Issued for Iowa as Storm Systems Move East
The national weather service issues a flash flood watch for Iowa on Sunday as a storm system tracks east from the Rockies. Widespread heavy rain could worsen rivers and streams swollen from winter melt, prompting residents in flood prone areas to stay alert and prepare for potential warnings.
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Iowa
Rockies
Chuckle mocks younger generation in a sharp opinion piece
A columnist lampoons the younger generation calling them alike in many disrespects. The brief opinion reflects a satirical tone about social attitudes and generational behavior.
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Lon Nol Packed Belongings and Secured Passports
Reliable sources at the presidential palace say Lon Nol has packed his possessions and secured passports for himself and his family. He told aides departure depends on the situation, with no final decision yet amid a worsening war and possible U S arms cutoff.
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Phnom Penh
Lon Nol
Washington
Presidential
United States
FBI hopes athletic informant cracks Hearst case
The Chicago Sun-Times reports a young athletic type with ties to Bill Walton has cooperated with the FBI in the Patricia Hearst case. Officials say the informant’s information may lead to Hearst’s apprehension and guided agents to a Pennsylvania farmhouse where the fugitives were believed to hide. The informant’s identity remains secret and was initially uncooperative.
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Sun-Times
Jack Scott
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