Kissinger Eyes Soviet Help to Open Middle East Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger said the United States would seek Soviet involvement to restart Geneva peace efforts with Arabs and Israelis amid a broader warning to moderate actions. He argued the Geneva track remains the only viable path and tied Middle East policy to Southeast Asia aid debates.
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IE Seeks Rate Boost Third in a Year
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co filed to raise rates by 14.1 million in additional revenue. The average residential bill would rise about 2.84 dollars monthly, a 15.4 percent increase, with farm and commercial customers facing higher costs. The company says the hike is needed to cover fixed charges and maintain capital attraction, with prior increases pending refunds. A hearing on the rate requests is anticipated.
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Modern boy asks teacher where to plug in his electric prayer
A humorous cartoon caption shows a student asking a teacher where he can plug in his electric prayer. The line pokes at modern tech and classroom seriousness with playful absurdity.
Tax-cut talks stall as housing and oil rules split
Washington lawmakers push a compromise tax bill ahead of Easter recess. Senate and House negotiators dispute a home buyers tax credit up to 2000 and the oil depletion allowance while trimming overall cost. They aim to finish before a possible presidential veto and retreat.
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1974 Tax Rebate Amount For U.S. Taxpayers
Washington AP reports the 1974 tax rebate of 8.1 billion dollars approved by senate and house conferees. The rebate applies to typical taxpayers with deductible family expenses up to 17 percent of income, noting zeroes indicate no tax paid last year and no rebate for those individuals.
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Thien Thieu vow to defend Da Nang amid refugee airlift
President Thien declared a stand and fight at Da Nang as North Vietnamese forces pressed south. Thieu ordered government troops to hold positions and vowed a counteroffensive while the U S evacuated hundreds of thousands of refugees from the besieged city.
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Stocks Rally Broad Based on Tax Cut Optimism
NEW YORK AP The stock market surged with a broad rally on Wednesday as institutions bought and optimism grew for quick passage of a tax cut bill. The Dow Jones average rose 17.91 to 765.80 by 2 p.m. Advances outpaced declines about five to one.
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Deljaes
Prince Faisal of Saudi Arabia Murder Case Seeks Motive
A Saudi prince once studying in the United States is named as the killer of King Faisal. Reports vary on motive with mentions of drugs, mental instability, and royal family tensions. Authorities discuss his past in the United States including LSD conviction and a 1969 Colorado arrest.
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Musaed Ibn
Abdul Aziz
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Misaed Ibn
King Faisal
Beirut
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Rorsar
Faigal
Lebanon
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Musaed
Prion
Jidda
al Aktham
Mem
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U.S
San Francisco State College
California
Khaled
University of Colorado
GOP Factions Debate Reagan Dinner Sponsorship
The Iowa GOP central committee moved to co sponsor a Reagan dinner in Marshalltown on April 25 with Young Republicans of Iowa and College Young Republicans. It warned the Conservative Coalition of Town must withdraw as lead sponsor if the CCS stays involved. The panel reaffirmed it disclaims ties to the CCS while the dinner proceeds under the banner American Liberty Dinner 75 with Gov Ronald Reagan.
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Republican State Central Committee
Marshalltown
California
Ronald Reagan
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Iowa
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Hut
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Cedar Falls
American Liberty
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Ralph Brown
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