Cyprus says Turks broke truce in Greek villages raids
The Cyprus government at the United Nations accused Turkish forces of breaking the cease fire by burning Greek shops in Nicosia and menacing Athna, with Greek Cypriots expelled or taken hostage as U.N. peace efforts stalled. Canadian and Greek fire teams faced Turkish arson and gun positions as 226,800 refugees strained the island.
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United Nations
N.y.ap
Cyprus
Security Council
U.N
Council
Turkey
Zenon Rossides
Nicosia
Athna
Famagusta
Associated Press
Alex. Esty
Hermes Street
No Man's Land
A. Matthieu
John Anastasiades
Energy debate weighs costs of closing oil gap
The article discusses how to raise domestic energy output to replace 1973 oil imports, estimating massive needs: another coal mine every 69 days, 31 oil and gas wells daily, and six large nuclear plants annually. It outlines the political opposition to wage price controls and notes a council to monitor behavior, with Ford planning meetings of economists and top appointees. It also covers Soyuz 15 docking uncertainties and energy demand reduction questions, including Obama era figures by Sawhill and candidates for energy policy.
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terHorst
Ford
Woodcock
Bush
Simon
Agriculture
Earl Butz
Commerce
Frederick Dent
Peter Brennan
Roy Ash
Office of Management and Budget
Virginia Knauer
Anne Armstrong
Otto Eckstein
Milton Friedman
J. Kenneth Galbraith
United States
U.S
Academy
Sawhill
Subpoena delays and depose Nixon in multiple suits
A delay appeal will go to Justice Douglas as the DC trial venue. Nixon received a cover subpoena Aug 15 in Washington and another civil subpoena in Charlotte seeking a sworn deposition Sept 24 in Santa Ana. Plaintiffs claim White House aides and local officials blocked an Oct 15 1971 rally honoring Rev. Billy Graham. defendants include Ehrlichman Haldeman Mitchell Mardian Parkinson Strachan.
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Ital
Burger
District of Columbia
Douglas
Supreme Court
Goose Prairie
Wash
Hall
Nixon
U.S. District
Washington
U.S. Marshal's Office
Los Angeles
Charlotte
N.C
White House
Billy Graham
Ehrlichman
H. R. Haldeman
Atty
John W. Mitchell
Asst. Atty
Robert C. Mardian
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Gordon Strachan
Mexico Refuses to Negotiate With Kidnappers of Zuno
In Guadalajara AP reported Mexico will not bargain with Zuno Fernandez kidnappers. Attorney General Pedro Ojeda Paullada reiterated the policy as Zuno, 83, Echeverria's father in law, lies in poor health awaiting medical care after being abducted. Vicente Zuno blamed U.S. imperialism and foundations such as Rockefeller and Ford for fomenting violence, linking foreign influence to the crime.
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Cuadalajara
Mexico
Luis Echeverria
Jose Guadalupe Zuno Fernandez
U.S
Rockefeller
Ford Foundations
Alty
Pedro Ojeda Paullada
Mexico City
Zuno
Echeverria
Ojeda Paullada
Guadalajara
Dowtown
People’s Revolutionary Armed Front
Vicente Zuno
Columbia
Rockefeller Foundation
Ford Foundation
Nixon Pension and Expenses Requested by Administration
The administration asked Congress to provide 850000 for Nixon pension and expenses through June 30 1975 including 40000 for travel and 100000 for miscellaneous plus 250000 not specified. The request excludes Secret Service protection costs and value of the former Western White House. Funds cover staff salaries beyond law, travel, office supplies, furniture, printing and other categories. Nixon would receive a prorated portion of transition act funds and post transition salaries while the GSA handles payments with Nixon retaining spending discretion.
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Washington
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
White House
General Services Administration
Ford
GSA
Key Biscayne
Pilot’s caper lands sergeant with limited jail time
Preston of Panama City pleaded guilty to stealing a helicopter and buzzing the Washington Monument and Capitol. A four-officer, four-enlisted panel spent six hours deciding a punishment, with potential two and a half years hard labor and a dishonorable discharge. He seeks leniency citing rehabilitation needs. His defense portrayed him as an outstanding pilot while alleging unfair extended duty.
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Makowski
Preston
Panama City
Fla
Ft. Meade
Washington Monument
U.S. Capitol
White House
Army
Tropical low mood Moves Into Caribbean
A tropical low mood with near gale winds buffeted Caribbean islands, prompting flood warnings for Puerto Rico the Virgin Islands and Leeward Islands. If winds reach 39 mph it could become Carmen the season's third tropical storm, bringing heavy rain and potential landslides while Becky the season's first hurricane roamed open Atlantic waters.
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Fla
Caribbean
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Leeward Islands
Carmen
Neil Frank
National Hurricane Center
Becky
North Atlantic Ocean
Bermuda
Frank
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