Midwest storms injure many across the central states
A fast-moving winter storm system lashed the Mississippi and Ohio valleys injuring more than twenty people and damaging homes and trailers. Snow crept east to the Great Lakes as a tornado struck near St. Louis and a school bus collision injured twelve children in Omaha.
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Oil price safety plan discussed by major consumers
The IEA authorized talks with oil producers and developing nations in Paris on April 7 to craft a world energy conference plan. Draft protections for new energy investments described as a safety net allow members discretion in managing oil price slumps.
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Pentagon to Cut 17 Overseas Bases Eliminate 3500 U S Jobs
The Pentagon announced cutbacks at 17 overseas bases eliminating 3500 military and 7 civilian jobs. It projects annual cost savings of about 50 million dollars over the next decade, but did not specify affected bases or host countries.
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Italy lowers voting age to 18 adding three million voters
The Chamber of Deputies approved the bill 366 to 82 finalizing Italy's move from 21 to 18. Italy becomes the 47th nation to adopt an 18 year old voting age, expanding the electorate from 37 million to about 40 million.
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Kissinger tours Aswan for Sel second-stage peace talks
U S Secretary of State Henry Kissinger arrived in Aswan Egypt en route to meet President Sadat to pursue a new Egyptian Israeli accord. An American official said Kissinger hopes to define ideas for the Cyprus dispute and a wider peace plan during a several week shuttle mission.
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Independent Press Telegram March 8 1975 edition item
Local newspaper dated Saturday March 8 1975 presents summaries of city news events and notices from the Independent Press Telegram along with community updates and brief notices.
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