Ford Offers Arms Aid to Turkey for Bases Refused
Turkey rejected President Ford s offer of 50 million dollars in arms aid to keep U S bases in Turkish territory used for monitoring Soviet communications Kissinger described the plan as one of several options presented during a 73 minute breakfast at the U S Embassy residence He noted Ford has emergency powers to suspend embargo tied to Cyprus peace talks and that Ankara would pay for arms if the embargo listed by Congress remained in place
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UPI
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U.S
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Kissinger
Suleyman Demirel
Cyprus
New York freezes wages as transit fares rise to 50 cents
NYC imposes a wage freeze on public workers to avert fiscal crisis, while bus and subway fares increase 15 cents to 50 cents starting Sept. 1. Police and fire unions resist, prompting Beame to seek City Council approval. Budget cuts hit City University and other services amid a decade of borrowing.
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UPI
New York City
Abe Beame
Davis
Hock
James A. Cavanagh
Beame
City University
Board of Higher Education
Senate votes to restore Turkey aid despite House opposition
The Senate approved restoring U S military aid to Turkey by 47 to 48 after Ankara rejected a $50 million arms offer. House leaders kept members in session hoping to act before a August recess, but odds favored no passage before vacation. Senator Sparkman urged restoration to mend strained ties while Stevenson warned the United States must stand firm.
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U.S
Turkey
House
Ankara
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John Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cyprus
Adlai E. Stevenson
D-Ill
United States
Ford veto will kill oil controls in six month extension
Washington UPI reports the House approved a six month extension of present oil price controls. President Ford plans to veto the bill saying it fails to decontrol gradually. Energy chief Frank Zarb warned gasoline could reach 70 cents a gallon by winter under continued controls. The House vote to extend, 303 to 117, followed a separate vote 228 to 189 on extending the price ceilings. Senate had already passed a similar override capable bill. The measure extends the Emergency Petroleum Allocation Act from August 31 to March 1, 1076, as lawmakers weigh a broader energy plan before a recess.
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D-Mich
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Hoffa Reported Missing Near Detroit Amid Kidnap Fears
Former Teamsters president Jimmy Hoffa vanished after his car was found outside a Bloomfield Hills restaurant. Police weighed foul play as FBI said no evidence. Governor Milliken and Oakland County officials expressed concern and awaited leads. Hoffa’s son filed a missing person report, while Frank Fitzsimmons stayed out of sight in California.
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Detroit
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Michigan
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Curt Grennier
L. Brooks Patterson
Oakland County
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Doctor charged with 4 revenge bombings in L.A. area
Rolling Hills Estates physician Dr. Martin F. Bain, 47, indicted on four counts of exploding a destructive device with intent to injure or intimidate. Bombings targeted lawsuits against him, including homes of two lawyers, a Gary Steel Corp. plant, and a Rolling Hills Estates home. One child injured, Bain released on bond.
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Los Angeles Superior Court
Martin F. Bain
Palos Verdes Drive
William L. Rizzi
Michael Brenner
Balu
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Superior Court
William Keane
Brenner
Balh
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Gary Steel Corp
Carson
Los Angeles
Robert L. Brock
Brock
Mitchell J. Gratz
Encino
Oet
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Howard R. Paul
Rolling Hills
Paul
Bain
Jeffrey
Department of Motor Vehicle
Guard slain for his troubles in hit-run
Los Angeles dawn hit-and-run leaves guard O B Parson dead after pursuing two suspects Rechie Kitadka and Michael Kusumoto were arrested for murder and felony hit-and-run Victim Dorothy Travis 35 was hospitalized with serious injuries Police recovered two pistols and the suspects hid on a school roof after crashing a car into a house near the scene
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Los Angeles
Rechie Kitadka
Gardena
Michael Kusumoto
Dorothy Travis
Parson
Eyewitness testimony questioned in Kantaeng murder trial
Two surprise witnesses, deputy probation officers Leslie Erickson and Patricia Christopherson, testified they were told by Kerry Axt she was not present during the shooting of Danny C. Allen. The case centers on Deborah Joy Kantaeng, 19, accused of murdering her alleged rapist after he kidnapped and raped her.
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Los Angeles County
Kerry Axt
Miss Axt
Miss Kantaeng
Danny C. Allen
Allen
North Long Beach
Leslie Erickson
Patricia Christopherson
Independent
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Denis Pity
Supcriors
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Long Beach
Rhuider
Governor Brown Warns State Court System at Risk
Governor Brown cautions that the state court system faces collapse under mounting strain and funding shortfalls. Officials on Page A-6 weigh potential consequences for trials, filings, and access to justice.
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