Rabin Signals Israel Ready to Resume Talks with Egypt
Washington reports Prime Minister Rabin indicated Israel would resume US managed negotiations with Egypt. Kissinger may resume shuttle diplomacy early next month to gauge Syrian and Jordanian positions. Ford and Rabin discussed approaches to regain momentum toward a negotiated settlement.
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Hanoi bars MIA search if U S delivers aid
North Vietnam demanded postwar aid to both North and South Vietnam before pursuing a search for more than 2,000 missing and dead Americans in Indochina. Hanoi linked aid to accounting for missing and remains, drawing a sharp response from U S officials in Washington and Bangkok.
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CIA probes widen as lawmakers push oversight reform
Senate and House panels press for a permanent oversight committee to police the intelligence community after disclosures of CIA activities. Ford aides weigh administrative actions and possible legislation while Rockefeller Commission material fuels probes into assassination plots and links to figures Roselli and Giancana. Church warns extended time needed beyond September 1 while immunity granted to Maheu and testimony from Bissell continues.
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Gas Tax Debate Hints Long Range Energy Plan
Asti beat back criticism of lawmakers as they passed a bill scaling the old tax from 23 to 3 cents per gallon. Democrats proposed an additional 20 cent levy as key to a long range conservation program though Ford plan backers argued it would burden consumers. Rep Donald M Fraser warned of consequences if the bill became toothless while Rep Anthony Toby Moffett countered there was no evidence the tax would cut consumption.
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California teachers seek unemployment benefits amid summer layoff
State officials say amendments could align teacher benefits with college instructors who may claim unemployment when not under contract. Estimates show about 130000 of 190000 California public school teachers could apply, with 100000 likely to file. Debates rise over summer jobs, pay, and moral implications among teachers groups and NEA lobbying.
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Teachers Back at Work After 2 Day Strike HB and FV
Teachers in Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley returned to classrooms after tentative settlements. HB trustees approved a 5 percent raise with most non-salary items settled, plus docked days for strike time. FV and district side agreed to appoint an impartial mediator from a state list to resolve remaining issues.
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White House to receive committee material by Monday
A White House source said all material from the commission on alleged assassination plots will be turned over without conditions. Ford could decide within 20 days what to do with the evidence. Senator Schweiker suggested CIA reforms would require ending the agency’s budget act exemption and granting Congress investigative power with subpoenas.
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