Kissinger Moves On Jordan After Fruitful Talks in Israel
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger travels to Jordan following four days of talks with Israeli Prime Minister Rabin and Egyptian President Sadat that yielded no concrete proposals or new cease-fire lines but continued exploratory discussions. A senior U.S. official cautioned of only a 50-50 chance for another Sinai troop withdrawal. In Cyprus, UN Security Council action is urged over Turkish Cypriot moves toward a state, while the U.S. reiterates support for the constitutional Greek Cypriot government. In Paris, Aristotle Onassis shows improvement after gall bladder surgery with his wife and daughter visiting. doctors report his myasthenia gravis under control.
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Paris
Aristotle Onassis
Jacqueline
Christina
Onassis
Athens
Sirica Denies New Trials in Watergate Case
U S District Judge John J Sirica denied motions for new trials by four men convicted in the Watergate coverup. Sentencing for ex aides to Nixon meshed with Feb 21 date. Mitchell Ehrlichman Haldeman Marcian convicted Jan 1. Parkinson acquitted.
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U.S
John J. Sirica
Nixon
Atty
John N. Mitchell
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
H. R. Haldeman
Robert C. Marcian
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Mitl
Extra Hour for Valentines Day Marriage Licenses in San Antonio
San Antonio county clerk Jimmy Knight extends marriage license hours to 6 p.m. on Valentines Day to assist over 1,000 monthly applicants. He will also pay for the first five licenses after 5 p.m. Friday. In New York, Nelson Rockefeller is named vice chairman of the Domestic Council with top staff roles for his aides, as President Ford announces the appointments.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ford
Rockefeller
Gas may cost 75 a gallon this summer
Interior Secretary Morton says under Ford energy plan Americans could face 70 to 75 cents a gallon by summer due to a $2 a barrel oil tariff and other factors. He warned Congress may delay the tariff, and expects higher prices to curb gasoline use starting in April.
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Ford
Rogers C.B. Morton
Morton
Congress
Brezhnev condemns Kissinger on Middle East and calls for faster talks
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev, returning from a 51 day absence, blasted Henry Kissinger's step by step Middle East plan and urged the swift resumption of Geneva peace talks during a luncheon with British Prime Minister Harold Wilson. Tass said the absence was due to a flu outbreak and denied serious illness rumors. Brezhnev reaffirmed detente and pressed for broad cooperation across systems.
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Leonid I. Brezhev
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Geneva
Harold Wilson
Brezhnev
Brezhev
Wilson
Kremlin
Leonid Zamyatin
Tass
Soviet Union
United States
Kissinger
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ODRINEX Plan Promises Quick Weight Loss
A university hospital tests claim the ODRINEX plan helps shed weight rapidly. The tablet allegedly suppresses appetite, allowing three meals daily while reducing hunger. Users are urged to take it as directed for safer slimming, with a money back guarantee.
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Major University Hospital
Suspect Poindexter Transferred After Va Courthouse Slaying
Daniel Poindexter, named suspect in the killing of Louise Virginia Judge Stewart Cunningham, was moved from a Virginia State Police helicopter to the Medical College of Virginia. He allegedly walked into Louisa Courthouse and opened fire with a shotgun, killing the judge and wounding Sheriff Henry Kennon.
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Daniel Poindexter
Virginia State Police
Medical College of Virginia
Poindexter
Louise
Stewart Cunningham
Louisa
Henry Kennon
Borrowing Scheme Saves Plenty in State Funds
The state sold 150 million dollars in short term notes Thursday at an average 4.11 percent, over one point below earlier projections, saving about 1 million dollars. First National City Bank of New York and Equibank of Pittsburgh purchased the six month notes to fund highway projects amid competitive bids from five banks. In Pittsburgh, a six month air quality study by Enviro-SOS labels the city No 1 among industrial polluters, with Squirrel Hill readings 137 percent above the national standard and sulfur dioxide 11 percent over. University of Pittsburgh analyst Dr John Proligher warns of potential respiratory impacts from these levels.
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First National City Bank of
New York
Equibank of
Pittsburgh
First National City Bank
Equibank
Michelle Madoff
Enviro-Sos
John Proligher
University of Pittsburgh
Teacher Resigns Under Pressure at Meadville District
Miss Jean Kunzelman, a second grade teacher at Third District Elementary, resigned effective immediately per a February letter. The Meadville-Crawford Central School Board awarded $1,000 severance and expunged charges from a January 27 meeting after citing personal and medical reasons. Kunzelman told reporters she had been unfairly evaluated by the political system.
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Crawford Central
Meadville Area
Jean Brunzelman
Jetter
Kunzelman
William C. Frye
Miss Kunzelman
Third District
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