Israel Egypt Sinai accord faces Knesset test
Israelis debate the Sinai withdrawal pact with Egypt as the Knesset weighs approval after Kissinger brokered a 12 day shuttle. The treaty limits forces, restores Abu Rudeis fields, and sets a new buffer zone with U N forces while the United States seeks congressional backing for American observers and oil guarantees.
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Suez Canal
Gulf of Suez
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Rudeis
Labor Day traffic toll falls under 400 deaths across nation
The Associated Press reports 392 traffic fatalities nationwide during the Labor Day weekend from Friday evening to Monday midnight, making it one of the safest three day periods in 14 years. Officials with the National Safety Council expressed surprise at the low toll amid loosening gasoline supplies and similar speed limit enforcement as last year.
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National Safety Council
Jack Recht
Council
Recht
Monitor plan faces congressional opposition over Sinai technicians
Congress sees risk in sending up to 200 U.S. technicians to monitor the Sinai truce with surveillance gear and three electronic stations. President Ford and Kissinger defend the move as a constructive peace effort. Senate leaders warn it could draw the United States into broader military involvement.
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Sinai
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Senate
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Regents OK three KUMC contracts in $50 million project
The Kansas Board of Regents approved mechanical electrical and elevator contracts totaling 14.68 million for the Kansas University Medical Center clinical facilities. They also authorized negotiation with low bidders on the general construction contract while citing a clarified opinion from the attorney general. The panel backed bids within budget and weighed revisions to save costs against project timelines.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas University Medical Center
Regents
Ford defends policy at IMF World Bank meeting
President Ford told the IMF World Bank gathering that each nation must decide its own economy and no country can rely on others to solve its problems. He argued a strong U.S. economy is the best aid to others while IMF head Witteveen urged broader global expansion and the Treasury rejected boosting U.S. stimulus.
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Ford
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
United States
U.S
Treasury
William E. Simon
IMF
Simon
Johannes Witteveen
Germany
Japan
Unseasonably Hot Labor Day Dampens Perry Lake Attendance
September opened with 100 degree heat as the National Weather Service forecast mid 90s midweek and a 20 percent chance of storms. Perry Lake drew 59,589 visitors and the state park 6,407 over the three day holiday, far below officials' 75,000 expectation. Chief ranger George Hathaway cited heat and school starts as reasons for a quiet weekend.
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Weather Service
Perry Lake
George Hathaway
National Park
State Park
Slightly Cooler with Showers Possible
Weather note from JOURNAL-WORLD Index indicates a cooler day with a chance of showers. Details on page 7.
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Journal-World Index
U S propose projects to aid Third World at UN
The United States outlined development plans to aid poor nations, including a $10 billion IMF financing program, an international investment trust backed by the World Bank, an agricultural development fund, and international technology centers. It also warned oil producers against further price hikes that could slow global recovery.
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