Sadat claims missiles poised to strike Israel in Sinai
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat announced missiles are ready to launch into Israel as fighting rages in the Sinai and Syria. Golda Meir said Israeli forces halted a Sinai tank surge. Warplanes, armor, and Soviet arms moved in as both sides pressed for cease-fire terms and peace talks.
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Nixon to meet Arab foreign ministers over oil talks
The White House said President Nixon will meet on Wednesday with four Arab foreign ministers from Saudi Arabia Algeria Kuwait and Morocco to discuss the Middle East situation amid concern over oil imports. Kissinger and Nixon held talks and a Washington Special Action Group session as Israel and Arab states clash.
Heller Named First Woman A G Aide in Kansas
Donna Munn Heller will become assistant attorney general in the Kansas Office, the first woman in the post since 1926. A KU Law School graduate of 1972, she leaves the State Highway Commission legal department to replace John Johnson in the civil division. Her career includes leadership in the Kansas League of Women Voters and civic service in Lawrence.
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U S rules out troop deployment to Middle East
State Department officials say the United States will not send American military forces to the Middle East. Washington will continue to back Israel's weapons needs as it seeks ways to end the conflict. The United States has shipped about 500 tons of military materiel to Israel since Sunday, roughly one tenth of Soviet deliveries to Arab states at war with Israel.
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Agnew Declares Innocence Amid Departure From Public Life
Former vice president Spiro Agnew called his downfall a nightmare and praised President Nixon and his successor pick Gerald Ford. In a 19 minute national address he denied bribery charges, noted tax evasion plea was to end the matter, and urged reforms in campaign funding and government contracting.
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Mansfield presses six nation summit to halt Middle East war
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield urged President Nixon to convene a six nation conference with Brezhnev Pompidou Brandt Heath and Tanaka. The aim is an immediate ceasefire and steps to bring Israel and Arab states toward ending the fighting.
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Israel
Gasoline Prices Stabilized Judge Rules Retailers May Increase
Law rence retailers await details after a Mindar Cost of Living Council ruling allowing price rises if wholesale costs rose since Sept 28. Auto increases after Nov 1 require whole cent gains, not fractional. Dealers report little awareness and no immediate retail changes.
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Kansas River Crest Near 17 Feet As Flood Waters Recede
Kansas River at Lawrence hovered at 16.1 feet and was expected to crest under 17 feet today after peaking near flood stage in Topeka Monday night. Perry Reservoir will begin discharging flood waters once the Kansas River falls below 18 feet, as debris cleanup clears the Baldwin Creek bridge near Wakarusa Township. Partly cloudy conditions and mild autumn warmth are forecast with a slight shower chance Thursday.
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Auto Insurance Hard to Get Call ay ene Doane
Auto insurance gaps appear to persist with the agency at 824 Mass. Ave. Worcester. Doane offers assistance and directs inquiries to their office for coverage options and next steps.
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