Kissinger Schmidt hold open talks on energy currency ties
In Munich Kissinger and Schmidt met in open friendly discussions covering energy, currency, and U S West Germany relations with spokesmen reporting a wide agreement on various subjects. In Beirut Michel Abou Jaoudeh was freed by kidnappers after five days in captivity near the Syrian border. In Tokyo the Liberal Democrats appeared set to retain a Diet majority though final margins were uncertain with 42 of 70 seats decided.
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Munich
West Germany
Henry A. Kissinger
Helmut Schmidt
United States
Beirut
Lebanon
Michel Abou Jaoudeh
An Nahar
Tokyo
Kakuei Tanaka
Liberal Democrats
Diet
Japan
Tanaka
House of Councillors
Socialists
Ehrlichman denies role in Ellsberg break in
In the Plumbers trial Ehrlichman testified he never approved or saw a burglary plan at all. He said he was not told a break in was planned and denied seeing any blueprint for such an operation.
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Washington
John D. Ehrlichman
Daniel Ellsberg
White House
Ehrlichman
Henry H. Jones
U.S
Gerhard A. Gesell
Jones
No-Fault Auto Coverage Debate Could Shift Premiums
Harrisburg AP report warns a Senate clash over no fault reform may tilt who pays basic auto coverage. Health insurers seek to retain doctors and hospital fees, while auto insurers push exclusive handling, with potential cuts cited of up to 105 million dollars in premiums nationwide if health insurers win a key amendment. Ellwood City AP notes U S Steel pulling out after seven years, risking 1 000 jobs and a 15 million monthly payroll, as 12 000 residents brace for change and seek replacement employment.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Blue Grass
Pennsylvania
Ellwood City
U.S. Steel Corp
Denenberg Faces Slim Senate Backing for PUC Post
AP poll shows 13 of 48 senators would confirm Denenberg to the Public Utility Commission, 4 would oppose, 31 undecided or noncommittal. Some Democrats and Republicans oppose. leaders pose no floor vote this session. If not confirmed, Gov. Shapp would appoint him anyway in December. Denenberg, ex-insurance chief and former U.S. Senate hopeful, seeks energy-rate rulings amid criticism of abrasiveness and nuclear power stance.
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Harrisburg
Herbert Denenberg
Public Utility Commission
Denenberg
Senate
Shapp
U.S
Associated Press
PUC
PAC
Unleaded Only Rules for 1975 Car Models
Automakers will require unleaded gasoline for 1975 model cars this fall. Engineers add safeguards including warning labels on access doors, smaller filler necks, ratchet tightening caps, and redesigned filler openings to prevent incorrect fueling and vapor leaks.
Lower Speeds Cut Fatalities Across Fourth of July Weekend
Chicago AP reports that nationwide 55 mph speed limits reduced holiday traffic deaths by about a third during the four day Fourth of July period. Officials from multiple states cite slower speeds as the major factor, with the toll at 519 versus 758 in 1972, and projections of 450 to 550 deaths.
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Chicago
Col. E.W. Jones
North Carolina State Patrol
National Safety Council
Richard Lueck
Minnesota State Patrol
Associated Press
Florida
Louisiana
Wisconsin
North
South Dakota
Massachusetts
Ohio
South Carolina
Connecticut
New Hampshire
New Mexico
Texas
Colorado
Arkansas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Ron Kuykendall
Kuykendall
Ose
Planning Picnic Best Buys From Penn State
STATE COLLEGE PA AP Here are this weeks food tips from the Marketing Department of Penn State. It lists picnic friendly meats and produce and offers preparation and serving guidance for ham turkey chuck steaks hot dogs and soy protein hot dogs. It notes price trends and grilling advice and mentions Boy Scout flag observers in El Paso Texas.
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State College
Penn State
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
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Pa. City
Franklin Kury
Northumberland
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Corry
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Boy Scout Troop 21
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