Turkish Cypriot talks to resume very shortly
Turkish Foreign Minister Melih Esenbel announced after talks with Henry Kissinger that intercommunal talks between Turkish and Greek Cypriots would resume very shortly. Kissinger, in Ankara en route to the Middle East, aims to restart negotiations and discuss a broader peace process in the region.
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UPI
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Middle East
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Brussels
Israel
Egypt
Sinai Desert
Esenbel
Turkey
Greece
Ots
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Sadi Irmak
Bitsios
Gunaydin
Ford fears Congress may take Easter break without tax cut
President Ford worries Congress could take a 10 day Easter vacation before approving an income tax cut. Press Secretary Ron Nessen said the president is concerned for jobs and business as the House passes a $21.3 billion measure and the Senate considers it.
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UPI
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Senate
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House
Double Fires Hit New York Telephone Building Complex
Two suspicious fires damaged New York Telephone Co. equipment seven hours apart. The 23rd floor blaze at 237 East 37th Street affected a small room with print records but did not stop service. A second fire at 55 Water Street knocked out executive office service and both incidents caused no injuries.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Telephone Co
Come
37Th St
Sn Savings Plan
Telco
Water St
Wall Street
Lower Manhattan
School Board stalls on by passing gym bids
Columbus City Schools faces a stalemate as the Board of Education debates bypassing the low bidder and making a local project. The motion to drop the elevator requirement and accept the Roth Johansen bid was tabled on a 5 1 vote.
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Columbus City
Board of Education
John Tooley
Roth-Johansen
Tooley
Stewart Abel
George Johansen
Jerry Roth
RaDec
Hartington
General
Busboom
Rauh
Salina
Roth Johansen
John Smutz
Fred Bellum
Field Paper Co
Conyers Realty
Valley View
Alice Bjorklund
Field School
Leona Walter
Emerson School
Carol
Right wing coup attempts in Lisbon spark brief military clash
Spinola loyalist air force attacked a Lisbon barracks at the civilian airport in a short uprising against the leftist government. The government said the rebellion was crushed and Spinola went underground as right wing paratroopers surrendered. Costa Gomes urged calm to avoid civil war.
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UPI
Antonio de Spinola
Spinola
He Tugal
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Marcello Caetano
Agen
Costa Gomes
Republic
St Edward Mourns Death of Beloved Bambi Doe
Raymond Dawson editor of the St Edward Advance notes Bambi the white tailed doe was a local favorite, roaming for food and becoming a near pet. The Nebraska State Game Commission tranquilized Bambi to move her to Norfolk where she died from the drug and her weak health.
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Raymond Dawson
St. Edward
Edward
State Game Commission
Norfolk
Bob Havel
Commission
Havel
Dawson
Sevewson
Nebraska State Game and Parks Commission
Nebraska
Simon forecasts recession bottoming out this year
Treasury Secretary William Simon told Girard Bank luncheon that the recession will bottom out by mid to late year though serious long term threats remain. He warned inflation could plateau at 7 to 8 percent and deficits could near 100 billion for 1975 1976, while noting signs of easing in prices and a drop in the prime rate from 12 to 7.75 percent.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Treasury
William Simon
Simon
Stans Expected to Plead Guilty in Campaign Finance Case
Maurice H. Stans the former commerce secretary and Nixon fund raiser is expected to plead guilty to campaign finance violations in a case tied to the White House era. The longtime administrator faces charges related to contributions and disclosure practices as prosecutors outline a possible settlement.
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Stans
Washington
UPI
Maurice H. Stans
Commerce
Richard M. Nixon
Winter Storm Heads Toward Nebraska Midwest Regions
United Press International reports another winter storm moving from a low pressure center in northeastern New Mexico. Two to four inches of new snow expected in western and northern Nebraska with heavier accumulations possible in the east. Roads treacherous in western areas due to snow and freezing mist. eastern routes remaining mostly clear. Highs around 39 at Scottsbluff, lows near 22 at McCook.
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Nebraska
Midwest
National Weather Service
New Mexico
Scottsbluff
McCook
Airlift to Phnom Penh shuts two hours early due to rocket fire
UPI reports heavy rebel rocket attacks on Pochentong Airport forced the U.S. food and fuel airlift into Phnom Penh to end two hours early. American cargo jets completed 12 missions into the airport before suspension at 3 p.m. An observer in Saigon said rockets drew the line, none of the DC8s were damaged, and the flight carried 519 tons of rice and 4 tons of fuel actions.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Pochentong
U.S
Saigon
White House sees some hope with aid for Cambodian government
White House spokesman Ron Nessen says there is still some government survival chance in Phnom Penh with more U.S. military aid. He notes reports suggesting insurgents face supply problems and that CIA cables imply Lon Nol’s government may fall with or without aid. He warns against expecting aid to stop a Communist victory.
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Ford
Cambodia
Ree Nessen
CIA
William Colby
Lon Nol
U.S
Cam
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