Peace Proves Elusive in Middle East Crises
Analysis notes the slim odds for a lasting Middle East peace as Kissinger pursues a workable formula amid U S Soviet tensions. Rabat summit shifts raise stakes for detente and possible new Arab Israel war risks. Egypt Syria and the PLO demand vast territorial and political concessions. Israel resists ceding Jerusalem or Golan Heights, keeping peace talks fragile.
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Truck Rate Increase Approved by North Carolina Utilities Commission
The North Carolina Utilities Commission approved a truck freight rate hike of 3 to 15 percent based on load weight and volume. It also cut the fuel surcharge from 6 to 4 percent and called for its elimination by June 30, saying stabilized gasoline prices have produced excess revenues.
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Store Owner Succeeds In Sugar Protest At IGA
MARQUETTE Mich AP Jack Urbaniak owner of Jack's IGA plans to keep sugar off his shelves until prices stabilize or drop. He says someone has to do something about high prices and expresses frustration with the situation.
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Night Stalker airs a devil doom in Chicago politics
In ABC's Night Stalker Darren McGavin as Carl Kolchak investigates a young state Senate candidate who sells his soul to the devil for political ascent. A vicious dog, a doomed debate, deaths of rivals, and an elevator crash weave a dark episode as Kolchak pursues truth amid hostile forces.
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Synthetic fibers linked to deaths in Charlotte plane crash
The NTSB report says man-made fibers in passengers clothing melted in the intense heat after Eastern Airlines Flight 212 crashed near Charlotte. Sixty nine people were killed with three survivors dying later from burns, as the hearing reviewed the disaster.
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Women's Rights Amendment Ratification Sought by North Carolina Council
The State Council for Social Legislation asks the 1975 North Carolina General Assembly to ratify the proposed Equal Rights Amendment. It calls the ERA one of the century’s most important pieces of legislation and notes 38 states needed for ratification, five more to reach the target. The program also seeks child advocacy funding, expanded state child care, juvenile diagnostic centers, licensing upgrades for care facilities, and support for summer and preschool programs, mental health day care eligibility, death penalty abolition, protective services legislation, and consumer protection measures.
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