World economic talks at Rambouillet discuss energy and trade
At Chateau Rambouillet near Paris six nations led by the United States debated world energy problems and recession. Ford proposed tariff reforms and limited emergency trade measures while Seidman outlined a plan to offer foreign investors a share in US energy projects with safeguards. Officials expect a joint statement on common positions.
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Egypt recovers Suez oil town lost in 67 war
Ras Sadr in the Sinai was formally transferred to Egypt restoring sovereignty after five years of Israeli occupation. Sinai governor Karamani praised return to homeland as Bedouin observers watched a 55 member police band salute the ceremony. Oil fields at Ras Sadr produce 3,000 barrels daily with Abu Rudeis to be handed over by Nov. 30.
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Ford's tower suite plagued by gnats in Ram bouillet
President Ford faced a swarm of gnats in his Ram bouillet château suite. Security fenced off the town for an insecticide spray and the insects were driven from the bed room after the intervention.
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Reagan Aide Sees Florida Race In Flip For Reagan
Reagan warned Florida Republicans that Ford’s campaign plans risk splitting the state and urged a stronger push, while Florida figures debated ticket choices and campaign days. Reagan said he would spend 20 days in Florida, aiming to win 20 urban counties where GOP votes cluster. Ford pressed Thomas to defect after pressure via William Cramer, but Frey’s appointment as manager drew concern.
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Ford and Reagan Rival Strategy Seen in Florida
Florida Republican organizers plan to deploy Ford allies as surrogates while Ford and Reagan vie for support. Juarez aims to press Ford's candidacy with four Florida representatives and field staff, seeking to press the flesh as Ford downplays Reagan. Reagan will challenge Ford on spending Cuba policy and the Panama Canal with support from many state lawmakers.
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Panama threat over canal sparks U.S. pullout talk
Panama's UN ambassador Aquilino Boyd warned on television that without a swift equitable canal solution Panama will press for the United States to go home before 1980. He said Panama proposes a formula to ensure the U.S. peaceful presence until then, signaling growing tension over the canal dispute.
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Pup Keeps Vigil Beside Friend Killed On South Side Street
On Chicago's South Side a German shepherd pup stayed with his dead friend for three days in the middle of a busy street. Neighbors tried to lure the dog away. police removed the deceased animals after the pup, hurt but not seriously, fled and the scene was cleared by animal care workers.
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Ray Krask
New York AID Bill Inches Toward Approval Amid Controls
A compromise on New York aid would place operations under a State Emergency Fiscal Control Board. The package trims the loan guarantee from 7 billion to 4 billion and shortens the term from 24 to 5 years, aided by a state moratorium. City finances face a shaky outlook as lawmakers wrestle with taxes, wage and pension limits, and Medicaid cuts while awaiting federal help.
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Assembly
Perry Duryea
Montauk
Refugee resettlement to end around December twentieth
FT CHAFFEE Ark AP The refugee resettlement program begun after the fall of Vietnam and Cambodia should end about Dec 20 a State Department official said Sunny Donald G. MacDonald senior civilian coordinator of the program here said Ft Chaffee would close about Dec 20 end Indian town Gap Pa about Dec 10 Im aiming for Dec 20 as the day of emptying He added mop up could take a few days Sponsorships are coming in beautifully Some small volunteer agencies are running out of refugees and will cut back on staff but none will close for three or four more weeks As of Friday Chaffee had settled 41006 refugees Indian town Gap 18494 Camp Pendleton Calif 484 il Eglin Air Force Base Fla 8688 total 16599 since May More than 126000 refugees have been resettled Some were resettled directly from Asia.
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