Kissinger Will Not Meet Palestine Guerrilla Boss
Cairo reports said Yasir Arafat was in the city but State Department spokesman Robert Anderson stated Kissinger would not meet the PLO leader. Kissinger arrived from Rome to meet Sadat who is ill with the flu, amid Sabotaged retreat from Geneva talks and Rabat summit implications for Middle East peace.
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Expected Strike Prompts Railroad Layoffs Across Chessie System
Cleveland AP reports layoff notices set by Chessie System holding railroads Chesapeake and Ohio and Baltimore and Ohio in expectation of a coal miners strike. Spokesman says notices required by union contracts and could be canceled if no strike. Unknown how many of Chessie System's 38 000 employees may be affected.
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Traded For Chickens, Now Sent To Home
A 14 year old New Jersey runaway was traded for three chickens and placed in a Felton Delaware foster home. Juan Guzman now lives there with four other children after being removed from the Wilkinson rural Felton home. Authorities kept details private. the Wilkinsons initially planned custody action but agreed to let him stay in the foster home.
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Temps Fall Into 20s In Midwest
The Associated Press reports crisp winter weather pushing into the Plains and Rockies with temperatures slipping into the 20s across the Dakotas Nebraska Kansas and Colorado. Warming to 30s and 40s near the Canadian border as a frontal system moves off the mountains. Showers from the Great Lakes to the Gulf Coast and light drizzle into the Pacific Northwest.
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Shapp Happy After Victory In Pennsylvania Reunion
Milton Shapp celebrates a second term as Pennsylvania governor with a victorious rally in Philadelphia. He credits truckers strike support and cites a Democratic win of the state legislature as proof of broad approval. Shapp and aides note campaign resilience and vow to continue focused governance. He plans a China vacation with his wife after the celebrations.
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Homicides Rise In Pittsburgh Area In Nine Months
Allegheny County coroner Dr. Cyril Wecht reports a 32 percent rise in homicides for the first nine months of 1974, with 78 deaths versus 59 in the prior year period, while auto fatalities fell 15 percent from 147 to 125 as national trends mirror the change. The nine month data accompany 1972-73 totals showing lower drug deaths but higher alcoholism related deaths in recent years.
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