Sinai withdrawal talks gain momentum amid optimism
Indirect negotiations between Israel and Egypt on a Sinai pullout have shifted into high gear with estimates of a 70 percent chance of success. Prime Minister Rabin and his team, plus U.S. involvement via Kissinger, signal potential final stages as Israel weighs Egypt's proposals. Shimon Peres said results may take weeks. President Ford urged flexibility from both sides amid regional and global implications.
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Reagan to Campaign for Wyman in New Hampshire Race
Ronald Reagan plans to campaign for Legis Wyman in New Hampshire as the state readies the first 1976 presidential primary. The Senate race between Wyman and Durkin remains a high stakes, personality driven contest with debates planned on statewide television and a three-way field including Carmen Chimento. Party backing from Ford and Reagan supporters overlaps as the July vacancy led to a renewed, razor close vote count of about 225,000 ballots.
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Smog Reaches Rural Areas Warns EPA Report
Washington reports the EPA warns smog now spreads from cities to rural areas, prompting calls for controls. Readings from Ohio, Pennsylvania and Maryland show widespread pollution with further measurements planned. President orders Clean Air Act changes considered, EPA chief Train says rural controls may include vehicle inspections and tighter station emissions.
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Nixon May Be Ending Isolation At San Clemente
On the first anniversary of his resignation Nixon appears to begin stepping out of self imposed seclusion in California. He hosted a gathering at Bohemian Grove and has received visits from friends and relatives while rumors circulate about a memoir project and ongoing issues over presidential papers and Watergate tapes.
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Denver jet crash leaves 39 injured at Stapleton
Earl Clayton, 43, an aide to Rep. William Armstrong, described the moment the Continental Airlines 727 lost power after takeoff from Stapleton. The plane crashed in a wheat field, severing the tail and injuring 39 of 131 aboard. FAA and NTSB investigators probe cause amid reports of severe turbulence and a downdraft. The crew acted with professionalism as emergency crews treated victims and stabilized the wreckage.
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Natural gas shortage projection hits 19 percent this winter
White House briefing cites Ford advisers predicting a nationwide natural gas shortfall near 19 percent with potential factory shutdowns and higher unemployment. Officials warn states like Iowa Maryland Missouri New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia could be hardest hit.
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Denver courthouse blast destroys entrance and windows
A bomb of eight to ten sticks of dynamite exploded near midnight at the Denver federal courthouse, blasting a three foot crater in the door area and shattering windows in adjacent buildings. FBI assistant special agent in charge Simon Tuillai noted the damage and investigation underway.
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Hoffa Family Hopes for Break in Case Soon
DETROIT UPI reports Hoffa family remains hopeful of new clues in the disappearance of James R Hoffa. Hoffa’s son James 91 and sister Barbara Crancer express belief he is alive and will return, amid speculation and cautious official statements. The case affects the future leadership of the Teamsters union and potential power shifts if Hoffa is released.
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Loan rate hiked to 7% per cent
NEW YORK UPI First National City Bank of New York raised its prime business loan rate by 4 points to 7 4 percent, resuming a climb from a two year low of 6 3 4 percent. Rates rose as the Fed fought inflation by constraining money supply growth in July. The Fed reported virtually no money expansion, perhaps a first decline, contrasting with June’s 40 percent annual growth aided by 1974 tax rebates and heavy government borrowing. The prime, a base rate, signals further upward or downward moves but does not immediately alter consumer loan charges. The rate peaked at 12 percent last July after a climb from 4 4 percent in March 1972.
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Scattered moisture and weather changes across Nebraska
United Press International reports scattered showers in central Nebraska as a cold front moves through the state. Winds shift north to south, temperatures dip into the 50s in places, with highs from 87 in North Omaha to 16 in Chadron. Fire danger sits at very high to extreme in extreme northwest. Fremont a one car crash leaves 20 year old Robert P. Lenz of Valley dead on U S 29 west of Fremont.
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