Egypt Reconsiders Sinai Disengagement Proposals
In Aswan Egypt says fundamentals remain unchanged after Kissinger briefing Sadat with certain proposals. The Egyptian spokesman Tahsin Bashir said the Egyptian answer was given and Kissinger would return to Jerusalem with it. US officials note the Israel proposals mark the first formal shift in position in two weeks. In Burma military spokesmen report Ne Win forces pushed rebels from central Burma with leaders killed and headquarters collapsed. 172 Communists killed 150 captured 500 surrendered. about a dozen still at large.
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Aswan
Egypt
Sinai
Henry A. Kissinger
Anwar Sadat
Tahsin Bashir
Kissinger
Jerusalem
U.S
Israel
Rangoon
Burma
Ne Win
Pegu Yoma
Nine year old finds acceptance at Nudist Colony
Nine year old Terry Bruhn living with leukemia gains acceptance among residents of a New River nudist colony. Her mother notes the nonjudgmental attitude, while Terry fears dying before her birthday as she loses hearing and sight.
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New River
Ariz
Terry Bruhn
Terry
Dallas Bruhn
Ford Proclaims Today Earth Day Across Nation
Washington AP reports President Ford proclaimed Earth Day and signed the proclamation after signing related legislation. Earth Day began in 1971 on the first day of spring by environmental groups and is observed nationwide. Memphis AP notes John Kenneth Galbraith, economist and former ambassador to India, named recipient of the Frank E. Seidman Distinguished Award in Political Economy on May 30. The $10,000 prize, administered by Memphis State University, aims to promote use of economics to advance social welfare.
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Washington
Ford
Memphis, Tenn
John Kenneth Galbraith
India
Frank E. Seidman
Memphis State University
Dams Artistry Sparks Court Battle Over Wyeth Estate
In Westchester Pennsylvania artist Andrew Wyeth faces neighbors Bayard L. Taylor Jr and spouse in Chester County Court over two dams on the Wyeth estate. Neighbors allege dam height increase and a blocked pipe flood meadow and grazing land. Wyeth testifies that he seeks an artistic license to forget certain details.
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Westchester
Andrew Wyeth
Wyeth
Bayard L. Taylor Jr
Chester County
Wye
Indians occupy barricaded Watsonville site with armed guards
Newspeople entered a barricaded construction site in Watsonville California yesterday where Indian bones were found last month. Indians occupied the site a week ago during negotiations and have armed themselves with shotguns and carbines as deputies surround the camp behind the barricade.
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Watsonville
Calif
Erie Mayor's Fund-Raising Goes To Court
Erie mayor Louis Tullio has been subpoenaed to appear before a federal grand jury and to produce fund raising records for the Mayor's Club. U S Attorney Richard Thornburgh cited ongoing inquiries into the club linked to alleged political kickbacks. Tullio declined comment as his attorney handles the matter.
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Erie
Pittsburgh
Louis Tullio
U.S
Richard Thornburgh
Tullio
Mayor's Club
Thornburgh
Mayor
Erie County Republicans
Lindley McClelland
Commonwealth Court
Doctors Strike Ends In New York Hospitals Return To Work
Doctors at 22 private and city hospitals in New York returned to work ending the first such strike in U.S. history. A revived offer from the League of Voluntary Hospitals and CIR backed by 9,000 interns and residents led to a settlement. The accord creates hospital committees to set schedules balancing patient care, training, board requirements and staff rest.
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New York
League of Voluntary Hospitals
Committee of Interns and Residents
CIR
League
Richard A. Knutson
CIA
Pa Consumer Advocate Spurred by House Approval
Harrisburg AP report notes the Pennsylvania House approved a plan to create a state consumer advocate to study and press consumer interests before agencies setting utility, insurance, and milk rates. The measure, 155-30, moves to the Senate where leaders anticipate debates on bureaucracy and politics.
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Harrisburg
House
Shapp
Advocate
Public Utility Commission
Insurance Department
Milk Marketing Board
Senate
Possible Hearst sighting fades in Fremont County
Fremont County Sheriff John Vernetti backed off earlier positive identification of Patricia Hearst saying the sighting is only a possibility. An unidentified rancher reportedly described a woman resembling Hearst at a Penrose cafe, but later statements said no solid evidence supports the claim.
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Canon City
Colo
Fremont
John Vernetti
Patricia Hearst
Vernetti
Penrose Cafe
Miss Hearst
San Francisco
Randolph A Hearst Jr
New Mexico
Sheriff's Department
FBI
Patty Hearst
Colorado Springs
Denver
John Snow
Ef Berkeley
Calif
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
William
Emily Harris
Los Angeles
Bald Eagle Recovers After Wing Surgery in Bellefonte
A young bald eagle, found along railroad tracks, underwent wing surgery at a central Pennsylvania veterinary hospital. Despite initial food complaints, it later accepted venison. doctors remain uncertain if it will regain flight. Merrill Wood notes an unusually early arrival, with the earliest prior sighting in April.
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Bellefonte
Pennsylvania
Merrill Wood
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Ont
Canadian National Railways
Ontario
Corry
Corry Area
Sera
MIT Ty
Chautauqua Mall
Easter Bunny
Lakewood
N.Y
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