Sinai Pact Reached By Egypt And Israel
In a dawn briefing Secretary of State Kissinger said Egypt and Israel have agreed on the Sinai pact text after an all night session with Prime Minister Rabin. The deal envisions a further Western Sinai troop withdrawal, opens the Suez canal to Israeli cargoes, and includes American civilian technicians at warning posts, with mutual nonforce pledges for over three years and U S aid promises.
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Jerusalem
Egypt
Israel
Sinai
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Alexandria
Geneva
Sinai Desert
Gidi
Mitla
Abu Rudeis
Suez Canal
Solar energy kits and demos urged for students and homes
Readers ask where to buy solar energy kits in High Point and receive guidance from sources including Radio Shack and Edmund Scientific Co. They note ongoing federal support, with the Solar Heating and Demonstration Act and ERDA efforts to develop kits. The National Bureau of Standards tests heating and cooling systems and storage devices while evaluating solar projects in New Hampshire and government buildings.
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Radio Shack
Edmund Scientific Co
Edscorp Bldg
Barrington
N.J
National Bureau of Standards
Energy Research and Development Administration
New Hampshire
Bureau
Congress
Sewing Classes and Medicare Policy Inquiries
A reader asks about sewing classes in Allen Jay and is told Guilford Technical Institute in High Point offers courses at the Arcade Building starting Sept 10 and the YWCA on Gatewood starts Sept 9. A second message explains doctors may or may not take Medicaid or Medicare and that patients must file claims to be reimbursed if not filed by the provider.
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Guilford Technical Institute
High Point
YWCA
Gatewood
Anon
Thomasville
Immediate Increases Unlikely as Big Oil Goes Free
U S oil industry may raise prices after price controls expired at midnight ending four years two weeks of government limits. Major firms unlikely to hike immediately as Mansfield and Albert seek gradual decontrol with possible brief reimposition, while Ford weighs veto on six month extension.
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U.S
Congress
Ford Administration
Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
Carl Albert
Ford
Albert
Mansfield
Frank G. Zarb
CBS
Goncalves Faces Opposition As Leader Of Armed Forces
In Lisbon Air force commander Gen Jose Morais da Silva switched sides against Gen Vasco Goncalves and will not take orders from him. The move narrows Goncalves support to navy, marines, and northern commander Eurico Corvadho as Costa Gomes prepares to swear in Goncalves as chief of staff.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Jose Morais da Silva
Fortugal
Vasco Goncalves
Morais da Silva
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Air Force
Navy
Marines
Eurico Corvadho
Costa Gomes
Adm
Jose Pinheiro Azevedo
Antonio Rosa Coutinho
Pinheiro Azevedo
Rosa Coutinho
Lima
Peru
NATO
Pinheiro de Azevedo
Soares
Board to oversee metric switch on voluntary basis
Washington AP report says a 21 member board will coordinate voluntary U S industry and public metric adoption. The House plans to pass a bill this year amid debate on federal payments for tool replacements, with a report urging coordinated conversion since the metric transition is already underway.
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Washington
U.S
Congress
House
Sion
House Science Committee
Ecuador's President Overthrown in Palace Battle
Gen. Raul Gonzalez Alvear seized the Quito presidential palace after a brief clash, overthrowing Gen. Guillermo Rodriguez Lara. Dissatisfaction with oil revenue tied to OPEC price hikes spurred the coup, with theories of lower oil prices to boost sales. This follows a separate palace revolution in Lima four days earlier.
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Quito
Ecuador
Raul Gonzalez Alvear
Guillermo Rodriguez Lara
Organization of Oil
South America
Lima
Peru
Heavy Rain Forces Out Hundreds
Storms over the Great Lakes forced evacuations in Ohio and Michigan as flood waters swirled around homes. In Cleveland a second week of floods prompted evacuations of about 50 residents from three apartment buildings and a motel as 16,000 customers lost power. Rescuers used boats and helicopters to pull people from waist deep water. no injuries reported. In Michigan 276 evacuees fled Hersey to Reed City and relatives’ homes as dam concerns eased.
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Great Lakes
Ohio
Michigan
Minnesota
Cleveland
Hersey
Reed City
WAC Fired for Outspokenness Defended by Col King
Lt Col Grace King, a leading NOW adviser and advocate for women in the military, says she was dismissed from command of a WAC reserve battalion in Alexandria, Va, for speaking out. Col William Rumsey, who fired her, says she was defiant and refused to follow orders. Army investigate claims of political power struggle and promotion aims while King argues her goal was opening all military jobs to women.
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Associated Press
Washington
WAC
Army
Grace King
Women's Army Reserve
Alexandria
William Rumsey
Col. King
Carlisle
National Organization For Women (Now
King
Rumsey
NOW
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