Kissinger Ends China Talks With Cautious Tone
Four days of talks between Secretary of State Kissinger and Chinese officials wrapped with a chilly note amid U.S. Soviet detente tensions. Kissinger praised the discussions and said the two nations are too self-reliant to need reassurance. Chinese toast by Chiao Kuan-hwa was blunt yet bland, signaling a friendship of convenience as Kissinger prepared to fly to Tokyo for talks before returning to Washington.
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Kidnap of Two Americans Sparks Beirut Tensions
Officials reported the abduction of two American residents in Beirut amid street warfare. A Palestinian leader pledged to seek guerrilla help while the U S Embassy said no contact had been made with the captors. Security forces faced snipers as sporadic clashes continued and Beirut radios warned streets were unsafe.
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Deposition Appeal Over Ford Video Witness
The Justice Department asks a federal judge to reconsider his order requiring President Ford to provide a video tape deposition as a defense witness for Lynette Fromme. Fromme, a follower of Charles Manson, is charged with attempting to shoot Ford during his Sacramento visit on September 5. Her trial is set for November 4.
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Senate stymies New York aid bill amid GOP boycott
Washington. Republicans boycott Banking Committee meetings delaying action on aid for New York City. Democrats Stevenson Biden and others seek more testimony on the city’s fiscal crisis while House leaders weigh preventing a default. Vice President Nelson and Rockefeller suspend bailout prospects pending spending controls.
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Queen Mary project plan sparks finance and control debate
City officials faced questions over a controversial report proposing a tax exempt corporation to finance the Queen Mary revival. The plan outlined ownership, debt guarantees, oil revenue investment, a management contract with 20th Century Fox, and a $1.5 million push into tidelands for a Pier 1 Pleasure Island.
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Narcotics Hearings Hear of Trafficking and Lab Dangers
Testimony outlines narcotics search limits without probable cause, discoveries of hashish and heroin in luggage, and drug boats reporting four tons of marijuana. Officials describe clandestine labs producing PCP and LSD, plus plea bargaining issues undermining penalties. Authorities urge broader chemical sales reporting and stricter enforcement.
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