Late Conservative Surge Narrow Laborite Lead
London reports a tightening election race as results from rural areas raise Conservative hopes. Labor still holds a wafer-thin edge with 293 seats to 261 for Conservatives, 10 Liberals, 12 others out of 655. Projections vary, forecasting ranges from 307 to 400 seats, signaling possible minority government and coalition pressures.
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Kissinger weighs Israeli disengagement plan in Middle East talks
Secretary of State Kissinger began reviewing Israeli disengagement proposals patterned on Sinai. A second UN buffer force would patrol between Israeli and Syrian troops in the Golan region. Both sides would thin frontline forces as talks move to Damascus with Assad.
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Talks on interim peace step aim to ease fighting
The Record notes a plan for an interim troop separation to lower fighting risk during wider talks, likely in Geneva. Syria agreed this week to provide Israel a list of captured soldiers and allow Red Cross visits to prisoners as talks begin. Red Cross teams in Damascus began visits today. A motorcade to a secure Tel Aviv area met with Premier Meier and others to discuss an Israeli pullout settlement.
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NPPD Board Accepts Bids Totaling 6 489 675 Dollars
The Nebraska Public Power District approved bids totaling 6 489 675 for materials and work at Gerald Gentleman Station near Sutherland. Awards include Gal tal Steel and Trou for ash handling, James EF for warehouse and garage at the site, Reliance Electric for control panels at Sheldon Power Station, Kerite for electrical cable at Cooper Nuclear Station, and Cerra Wire for holding cable. Substation transformers were bought from General Electric and RIE-ASEA for 650 908. Two long associated figures in the industry received resolutions of recognition in Columbus.
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Indictment Unfolds in Watergate Case At Hand
Federal grand jury has indicted Arthur Halder and John Ehrlichman along with Charles Colson Robert Mardian and others on a 45-count conspiracy to obstruct Watergate. The 7 defendants face charges tied to the June 1972 wiretap burglary and cover up, with Judge Sirica to receive a sealed report and evidence from the jurors.
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Auto layoffs rise as welfare of industry wanes
Across the United States the auto sector trims 95,000 hourly positions and 2,040 white collar jobs, a white collar toll under 1 percent of the work force though rising sales slump could lift the casualty count. In Wisconsin a gun battle ends with a suspect killed after taking a hostage. elsewhere Addis Ababa sees a civilian prime minister taking the reins amid promises of reform. in Saigon more counterattacks reclaim two outposts. in Washington pay raises for lawmakers face Senate delay and a presidential impeachment debate splits between criminal and noncriminal grounds. and a government food costs report signals a 4 percent monthly rise in retail food prices.
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Balmy weekend forecast for Nebraska state weather
The Associated Press reports a warm weekend in Nebraska with springlike temperatures and little moisture. Friday morning was partly to mostly cloudy, with sunshine likely over the next two days. Highs near 60s to 90s were noted earlier, with overnight lows in the teens to 40s and a warming trend continuing into Sunday.
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Filing Blues Hit Local Races Amid Confusion and Corrections
Multiple filings appear for school and municipal offices as Hoge runs for re election and Sam Scheidegger and Charles M Ashey seek reelection to the District 1 Board of Education. Third Ward A sees A Marie Shity filed on the Rapubuigan feltuue Gily Council. Donid R Peterson enters as a Democrat for a Forth Ward A Gourd seat. Delegates to county conventions show Republicans and Democrats with several names noted along with a correction naming Lucille Walpren on the Republican ticket replacing Waldman.
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Crude oil imports rise while products fall in week
Washington AP reports crude oil imports rose sharply last week while imports of refined products slumped. Total petroleum imports increased about 7.8 percent to roughly 4.9 million barrels per day, amid Arab oil boycott pressures. Gasoline production and stocks nearly matched year-ago levels, while distillate output dipped and residual fuel production rose 5 percent, with stocks down year earlier due to higher demand.
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Hearsts Await Word From Kidnappers in SLA Food Drive
Randolph Hearst waits for word from the Symbion Liberation Army as about 45,000 people receive food at 10 San Francisco Bay area centers in a Good Faith pledge tied to Patricia Hearst’s kidnapping. The distribution, funded by Hearst and the Hearst Foundation, contrasts with earlier chaos and aims to pressure SLA for her release.
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Charles Gould
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Platte to launch Community Service classes
Platte College will start several Community Service classes Monday evening. Some courses are full due to small-group policy, including guitar and drawing. Open slots remain for rock identification, lapidary, organic gardening, radio operator training, first aid, basic bookkeeping, creative problem solving, and more with various instructors and rooms. Tuition varies. details at the college office.
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