Israel Egypt Sinai pact signed amid Soviet boycott
Israel and Egypt signed the U S sponsored Sinai accord in Geneva marred by a Soviet boycott and U S absence. The pact requires Israeli withdrawal from Sinai and Abu Rudeis oilfields while Egypt agrees to political concessions and no force threats. About 200 American civilian technicians will man radar posts in Sinai.
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U.S. Congress
Ford weighs oil price control proposals amid veto threat
President Ford considers three ideas to ease effects of removing price controls if Congress stalls. Frank Zarb said options include crude cost equalization with possible federal rebates, standby authority to manage propane prices, and allowing independent gas dealers to sue suppliers over marketing changes. House Speaker O Neill warned Congress will override a veto if Senate approves. Ford planned to veto the extension.
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KU Enrollment Boost Has Limited Effect On Lawrence Utilities
A Lawrence survey found KU student returns barely shift water and electricity use. Southwestern Bell expects long distance calls to rise from 13 423 to 15 600 daily with the student influx. Weather, not student numbers, chiefly drives utility demand in Lawrence.
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Ervin Hodges
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Chinese Delegation Tours CFCA Facility in Lawrence
A 23 member delegation from the People’s Republic of China visited the Holiday Inn in Lawrence and toured the Cooperative Farm Chemicals Assailant. Guided by Walter Boyd they plan eight hours of plant tours daily followed by study sessions. The group, including 18 future chemical plant operators and five interpreters, arrived July 2 for a nine week U.S. tour focused on industry.
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Union studies grain dealing with Soviet Union halted
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz said no further grain deals with the Soviet Union this year until a union boycott of grain shipments is resolved. Longshoremen leader Thomas Gleason warned of a sick-out as court orders against the boycott faced withdrawal. Meany and maritime unions endorsed the boycott, with limited shipments already in progress.
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D-Okla
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George) Meany
Texas
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International Longshoremen’s Association
Meany
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U.S
Strikes Close Schools Across At Least Ten States
More than 700000 children were out of class as teachers in at least ten states walked off the job over contracts. Illinois affected 565500 students and Pennsylvania 137800, with Chicago’s 530000 pupils also sidelined amid contract disputes and possible injunctions.
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Chicago School Board
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Hannon
Bad Weather Near as Rain Forecast Brightens
Forecasters predict a 60 percent chance of rain tonight as cooler air and cloud cover move in. Lawrence reports no rain this month with August at 2.55 inches, making 1975 notably dry after a hot July and a Labor Day high near 100. The first showers may arrive soon, ending the hot, dry spell.
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Lawrence
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Nixon to release data on Chile policy and domestic intelligence
White House counsel says former President Richard Nixon will turn over papers detailing Chile policy and domestic intelligence plans to the Senate Intelligence Committee after subpoenas. The documents were requested by the panel.
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