Rabin Sees Basis For Sinai Talks If Egypt Shifts Position
President Ford hosts Israeli Prime Minister Rabin as he says there is a basis for negotiating another Sinai settlement if Egypt relaxes its interim pact stance. Kissinger notes parallel thinking and optimism while warning patience is needed and outlining risks and potential for shuttle diplomacy.
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Yitzhak Rabin
Sinai
Egypt
Ford
Rabin
Israel
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
United States
Suez Canal
Kissinge
Oval Office
Death Ends Fight For Deer In New Paltz NY
New York environmental chief apologized for a pet deer deaths after it was returned for burial on a Ulster County family farm. Farmer Jack LaFalce accused Ogden Reid of slow action while narrating the fawn Feline story and the cradle to grave plan on the 11 month old animal. The deer died after tranquilizer use and confinement in a crate during attempted release to a game area.
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Feline
Jack LaFalce
LaFalce Farm
New Paltz
LaFalce
N.Y
New York
Commissioner of Environmental Conservation
Ogden Reid
Lafalee
Ulster
Mr. Ogden
Reid
Environmental Conservation Department
Miriam Rodway
New York City
Arnholt Smith pleads no contest to charges in San Diego
Arnholt Smith, once a California financier, pleads no contest to criminal conspiracy and misapplication of bank funds. He is fined 30000 dollars, given a two year suspended sentence, and placed on five years probation after claiming poor health. He vows to repay losses and must report ventures with more than ten percent interest.
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San Diego
Calif
C. Arnholt Smith
California
U.S. National Bank
U.S. District Court
Robert Schnacke
Smith
Schnacke
Aerosol Flurocarbon Warning and U S Production
Acting jointly the Federal Interagency Task Force on Inadvertent Modification of the Stratosphere was formed to study warnings about ozone risk from fluorocarbons. They note 13.8 billion pounds have been produced worldwide with about half used by the United States.
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Page Nemental Quality
H. Guyford Slever
Federal Council For Science and Technology
Interagency
Apo
Soviet Bloc
United States
Housing Bill Advances From Senate To Boost Jobs
The measure would cost the Treasury up to 1.35 billion dollars and create about 560000 jobs, adding roughly 2 billion in federal revenue. White House aide Hon Nessen warned that higher federal borrowing could dampen market rate declines and aid only some families earning up to 23000 dollars a year. AFL-CIO President George Meany urged President Ford to sign, saying labor rejects worries about a larger deficit.
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Treasury
White House
Hon Nessen
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Ford
Failure of ramp locking mechanism blamed for crash
Washington AP Air Force investigators blame failure of a ramp locking mechanism for the crash of a massive C5 transport that killed 155 people during the orphan air lift from Vietnam. Sabotage ruled out. three right side ramp locks unlocked in flight initiating a chain reaction with rapid decompression and damage to control cables. The report notes many key parts were not recovered, hindering a definite cause. The entire locking system is under review and some cables and hydraulics may be reconfigured to prevent recurrence. Remaining C5s, 77, still in service under study.
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Washington
Air Force
Vietnam
Energy clash over auto fuel economy standards debate
Lawmakers weigh a Sharp plan to require automakers to meet escalating miles per gallon targets for each model year up to 1985 and beyond. Critics warn the tax approach burdens industry and consumers while exploring non tax methods to advance energy goals. Separately a plane crash near Saigon halted flights with 330 aboard, eight Vietnamese orphans among them, after turbulence and a failed landing in rice paddies.
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Ways and Means Committee
Ford
Sharp
U.S
Transportation Department
Mistrial Declared In Evers Tax Case
A federal judge in Jackson Mississippi declared a mistrial Thursday in the tax evasion case of civil rights leader Charles Evers. The trial paused after a government witness hinted at campaign money affecting net worth. Defense attorney Michael Faber argued the mistrial arose from that testimony and sought dismissal.
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Evers
Michael Faber
William J. Sykes
Fawer
Russell
Heegan
Frawer
Englishman Says Yanks Did Not Win After All
Prof Esmond Wright of London University argues Britain won the Revolution not Americans. He cites Loyalist view at a symposium on the 200th anniversary of the war hosted by Fairleigh Dickinson University in Rutherford New Jersey. Wright attributes potential British victory to more ambitious leadership.
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Wroxton
England
Britain
Esmond Wright
London University
American Institute
Wright
Servative
Commonwealth
University of Virginia
Fairleigh Dickinson University of
George III
Lord North
Mrs Gandhi verdict overshadows Gujarat election setback
Indias prime minister showed no emotion after a court voided her 1971 parliamentary victory citing misuse of government officials in her campaign. The ruling followed by weeks of heavy losses for Congress in the central Gujarat State polls held Sunday and Wednesday with results counted Thursday.
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Gandhi
Raj Narain
Yashpal Kapoor
New Delhi
Congress Party
Gujarat
CIA Memo Requests Review of Allegations on Assassination Plans
Ford instructed Levi to forward comments on the report and recommendations. Rockefeller advised the commission to have the Justice Department inspect all materials for possible criminal offenses, including information about CIA involvement in plots to assassinate foreign leaders. Levi was urged to review promptly and take warranted actions.
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Levi
Ford
Rockefeller
Commission
Justice Department
CIA
Major Auto Rental Firms Accused of Monopoly Scheme
The FTC charges Hertz Avis and National with conspiring to monopolize the airport auto rental market. The agency says the trio controlled up to 100 percent of airport rentals at several major hubs, stifling smaller firms and extracting advertising subsidies from Ford Chrysler and GM.
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Federal Trade Commission
Hertz, Avis
National
James T. Halverson
Bureau of Competition
Halverson
Hertz
Avis
Hevenues
Denver
Honolulu
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
Senate rules clash over staff role reform bid
Sen James B Allen D Ala proposes an amendment to curb Senate staff and ban reading prepared scripts and inserting statements into the Congressional Record. He says the plan would revolutionize the legislative process and promote equal senators and real debate, while Sen Hubert H Humphrey counters.
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Senate
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Committee Marti
Allen
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
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