Laos Students Protest U S Aid Interest and Exit Demand
Laos students protested CIA intrigues and demanded U S AID personnel leave within three days. A Laotian spokesman said end to U S activities was requested, with inventory-based handover of aid material while seeking direct state-to-state assistance. Saigon reports say South Vietnam aims to move urban residents back to rural areas.
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Tas
CIA
Laos
U.S
Ouday Souvannayong
United States
Vientiane
Saigon
Associated Press
Peter Arnett
South Vietnam
OPEC price rise eyed as US weighs energy policy
Federal officials warn OPEC may hike prices again to offset inflation while the United States reassesses Middle East policy. Analysts cite a global surplus, OPEC's restraint until September, and potential splits between Iran and Saudi Arabia as drivers of possible price increases.
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GPEC
Frank G. Zarb
OPEC
NEC
Shah Mohammad Riza Pahlevi
Iran
Shah
Charles Maxwell
C.J. Lawrence
Wall Street
Maxwell
Saudi Arabia
Jobs Litchblau
The
Petroleum Industry Research Foundation
Schlesinger Attacks Allies Over Defense Cuts at NATO
Defense Secretary James Schlesinger accused North Atlantic allies at a NATO defense ministers meeting of undercutting their defenses as the Soviet Union boosts spending. He noted the U S has added brigades and forces in Europe while Warsaw Pact forces grow, and warned European inflation skews spending figures. The session, held amid boycotts and political tension, focused on Europe’s defense commitments and Soviet naval maneuvers code named Okean 75.
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Brussels
Belgium
James J. Schlesinger
America
North Atlantic
Soviet Union
NATO
Schlesinger
Nhars
United States
Europe
U.S
Sec
East
Hill-Norton
Mortgage Delinquencies Rise in 1974 Foreclosures
The Mortgage Bankers Association reports 36 540 loans foreclosed in Q4 1974, up 5.5 percent from Q3. Conventional loans show 0.27 percent long term delinquency, while FHA insured loans foreclosures decline with HUD tightening rules and subsidized programs being phased out. A House Senate plan offers $250 monthly relief for up to two years to about 100 000 homeowners facing job losses or income cuts.
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Bank Board
Mortgage Bankers Association of America
Association
Claude E. Pape
The
Board of Governors
Congress
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Savings and Loan
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Federal Housing Authority
FHA
Morgage
H.R. Crawford
HUD
Crawford
House-Senate Conference Committee
U.S. League of Savings Associations
Savings and Loan Associations
Four Colleagues Kidnapped in Tanzanian Raid Escape Night Terror
Two American university students and a British tutor recounted a terror filled night in the jungle while escaping armed raiders who seized four colleagues at a Lake Tanganyika research center in Tanzania. They described hiding in darkness as the attackers threatened a ranger and evaded capture during a three hour raid.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Tanzania
Emily Polis
Olympia
Wash
Jim Baugh
San Marino
Calif
Ann Pierce
Farmville
N.C
Cretus
Baugh
Burundi
Zaire
Zambia
Weather Forecast Across Regions From Mountains to Coasts
The forecast shows hazy conditions on the coast with highs in the upper 80s to low 90s and partly cloudy nights. The mountains expect mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies with highs in the low to mid 80s and cooler nights. South Carolina remains hot with highs near 90 and lows around mid 60s, with a 20 percent chance of rain. Winds are light to variable, shifting to northerly on Friday.
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Associated Press
WNC
S. C
Muskie Named National Father of the Year
New York AP report says Senator Edmund Muskie won the 1975 National Father of the Year award with Melinda Muskie and the Gibson sisters praising his dedication and loyalty. Muskie, asked about the honor, downplays the achievement while reflecting on parenting duties.
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Muskie
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Maine
New York
National
Kenneth Gibson
Newark
N.J
Johnny Miller
Don DeLuise
Melinda Muskie
Joanne Gibson
Cheryl
Gibson Girls
Americana Hotel
Shootings on Joyner home leave officer dead and two wounded
Frankier of Hampton treated for arm lacerations after a shootout that began when Joyner fired on patrol near the Joyner home. Joyner shot his wife in the driveway before officers and rescue workers intervened, with Joyner later killed amid revelations of ammunition on his person.
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Frankier
Hampton
Hampton General Hospital
Joyner
Joyer
Charles Davis
DeCuypere
Davis
Mideast Plan Sparks Senate Debate Over Israel Aid
A special Arab League envoy warned U.S. senators seek a blank check for Israel to delay complying with U N resolutions on the Middle East. President Ford plans to meet with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat as talks continue and White House officials caution the meeting may not alter the course.
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Clovis Maksoud
Arab League
Israel
U.N
Middle East
Ford
Anwar Sadat
White House
Ron Nessen
Sadat
Salzburg
Austria
Washington
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Alexander N. Skelepin
Secret Police
Radio Moscow
Simcha Dinitz
Dinitz
B'nai B’rith International Council
Greece
Portugal
Revolutionary Council
Georg Leber
West Germany
Southeast Asia
Leber
Peter Hill-Norton
Defense
Mideast
Fuge One
Tho
Lake Tanganyika
Miss Polis
Stanford University
Jonathan Wainwright
Bournemouth
England
Wamora
Flerries
Texas
Central Lakes Area
Pacific Northwest
North Carolina
New Jersey
Melinda
Musine
Kennebunkport
University of Maine
Melissa
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