Trudeau and Ford to discuss beef and oil limits
Ottawa and Washington prepare exploratory talks on Canadian oil export cuts aimed at 1982 reserves, export tax impacts, and beef hormone restrictions. Both leaders have not met before and observers expect no quick solution.
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Trudeau
Ford
Times
Washington Post Service
Ottawa
Washington
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Gerald Ford
Canada
U.S
Henry Kissinger
Pioneer 11 Near Jupiter Surges Toward Saturn on Record Flight
Pioneer 11 hurtled past Jupiter at 25 000 mph faster than any prior craft and continued toward Saturn 3 billion miles from Earth. Data showed Jupiter's magnetism stronger than Earth's and one minor instrument glitch. scientists celebrated new Jupiter moon Callisto details and a defined south pole.
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Jupiter
John Wolfe
Pioneer Project
NASA
Ames Research Center
Wolfe
Earth
Saturn
Callisto
Kissinger Testifies as Trade Bill Sways Emigration Policy
Kissinger urged Senate Finance Committee to consider a major trade bill tying freer Soviet emigration to tariff concessions. He cited rising 1968 1973 emigration and noted a 40 percent drop in 1974 while offering two possible explanations. Ford said the bill could curb recession and inflation by boosting jobs and goods.
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Kissinger
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Ford
U.S
Henry M Jackson
D-Wash
Ministers Protest Home Economics For Boys
Two Baptist ministers in Milford Connecticut threaten to sue over sixth grade home economics classes they say push boys toward homosexuality. They argue the mandatory course violates parental rights and church teachings while school officials defend the program as beneficial and optional for some students.
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W Milford
Conn
Lynn Mays
Faith Baptist Temple
U.S. Supreme Court
James Clemmons
Clemmons
James
Schaghticoke Middle School
Center
Mays
Tomato Seeding Step in Fresh Tomato Prep
A recipe instructs to halve a fresh tomato and squeeze gently until the seeds are emitted. The method ensures seeding before further preparation.
Deaths of Bishop S G Spottswood and Mrs Dolph Briscoe Sr
Stephen Gill Spottswood 77 retired bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church died Sunday night. He long chaired the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People board. Mrs. Dolph Briscoe Sr., mother of Texas Governor Dolph Briscoe, died Monday in Uvalde Texas.
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S.G. Spottswood
Washington
Stephen Gill Spottswood
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Dolph Briscoe
Uvalde. Tex
Dolph Briscoe Sr
Texas
House Bible loans bill sparks veto and override debate
President Ford backed delaying new federally guaranteed loan benefits until January while veterans groups urged an override. In obituaries, Uvalde Memorial Hospital patient 86 year old died, and prominent journalists Lloyd Bunker Anita Brenner Sucheta Kripalani noted for their death notices in AP dispatches from Tucson Mexico City and New Delhi.
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Mexico City
Anita Brenner
Mexico
New Delhi
India
Sucheta Kripalani
Britain
Phouma Health Reported Good After Heart Attack
Premier Souvanna Phouma, 73, recovering in Luang Prabang from a mid July heart attack shows improving health. An attending visitor said he is fit and chipper and talking much, though tires easily and remains interested in events around him.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
Luang Prabang
Ford Plans White House Staff Shuffle and Burch Departure
President Ford outlines a White House reorganization to be announced in about two weeks. Dean Burch resigns as political adviser to join Pierson, Ball & Dowd in Washington. effective December 31. William N. Walker named director of the presidential personnel office, succeeding David Winer.
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Washington
White House
Ron Nessen
Dean Burch
Burch
Pierson, Ball & Dowd
Nessen
Federal Communications Commission
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Ford
William N. Walker
Walker
David Winer
Federal Energy Office
Cost of Living Council
Ethiopia turmoil deepens as foreigners held in Addis
Weekend unrest widens with Michael Keats and two Germans taken from a Beirut hotel and a plane. ELF threats and bombs blamed on old regime supporters spark the capital’s upheaval. The military council reports 13 injuries but witnesses cite higher casualties, announces drastic steps, and holds 150 detainees in the Grand Palace cellars awaiting trials. Selassie confined. curfew moved earlier.
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Michael Keats
United Press International
Beirut
Keats
Ethiopia
Military Council
Haile Selassie
Eritrean Liberation Front
ELF
Eritrea
Grand Palace
Selassie
Winds of change sweep Congress as caucuses lead
Democratic and Republican sessions set new rules before the next Congress with incumbents re elected including Speaker Carl Albert and Majority Leader O Neill. Burton joins as Democratic leader while Rhodes stays Republican minority chief amid planned committee shifts and greater openness to media.
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Carl Albert
D-Okia
House
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
D-Mass
John J. Rhodes
R-Ariz
John B. Anderson
R-Iil
Republican Organization
Robert H. Michel
R-Ill
John N. Erlenborn
Illinois
Jerry L. Pettis
California
Leslie C. Arends
Bill
Burton
Sisk
Albert
O'Neil
John J. McFall
Johannesburg: Africa's Second Largest City, Largest in SA
Johannesburg ranks as Africa's second largest city and the largest in South Africa, reflecting its demographic and economic prominence within the continent.
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Johannesburg
Africa
South Africa
Israel to close Peking consulate amid austerity measures
Israeli Consul General Em manuel Galbar announced the closure of the consulate in Peking next year due to budget cuts. He said no response came from China to Israel's overtures, noting Beijing's stance aims to avoid Soviet domination of Palestinian support.
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LA Times-Washington Post
Hong Kong
Peking
Emmanuel Galbar
Cambodia
Israel
Galbar
China
Bank robbery case heads to jury with McGowan testifying
FBI agent identifies about $3000 recovered after the June 22 bank robbery. Grandfield residents serve as character witnesses for Scott as the trial of MCCOY and Scott proceeds before U.S. District Judge Luther Eubanks. McGowan says Tipton and McCoy recruited him to locate the bank and participation followed. Tipton and McCoy were with Fort Sill unit at arrest.
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FBI
Grandfield
Scott
Noel Sharp
McGowan
McCoy
U.S
Luther Eubanks
Lawton
Gary Wayne Tipton
Tipton
Tipton and
Fort Sill
9Th Field Artillery
Spot Bid Sale Set At Fort Sill
A local spot bid sale will be held at Fort Sill's property disposal office at 3323 Naylor Road starting at 9 a.m. Thursday with registration at 8 a.m. Items for sale include hand tools musical instruments bicycles kitchen equipment and household furnishings and the sale is open to the public.
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Fort Sill
Naylor Road
Productivity hinges on effort, not hours, says firm
Moorestown, N J AP reports Science Management Corp. urges both management and labor to value effort over time spent to lift productivity.
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Moorestown, NJ
Science Management Corp
Oklahoma market report item blends cattle and crop prices
Oklahoma City livestock prices show cattle and calves 3800 with cows strong to 50 higher and bulls steady. Hogs 1000 with sows down. feeder cattle not listed. State ag prices include wheat 4.47-5.05 per bushel across towns, barley 2.40-3.00, Milo 5.40-6.50 per cwt, soybeans 6.60-7.00, alfalfa hay 65-75 per ton, broilers 25 per pound, eggs large 67 per dozen.
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Oklahoma Livestock
Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Keyes
Liberal
Perryton
Afton
Altus
Clinton
Hobart
Manchester
Mangum
Pauls Valley
Weatherford
el Reno
Geary
Kingfisher
Medford
Okeene
Ponca City
Temple
Yukon
Gulf
Watonga
MILO
Cameron reports 101902 aid to 138 students with multiple scholarships
The Cameron university financial aid office outlines 101902 in state and institutional aid for 138 students, with 34 730 in institutional scholarships this year. It notes 116 students may receive institutional scholarships funded by the state Board of Regents and other donors.
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Office of Financial Aid
State Board of Regents
McMahon Foundation
FAA
Board of Regents
Orioles Fall Short After Strong A L Pennant Run
The Oakland A s held the Baltimore Orioles to one run in the final three American League pennant playoff games after Baltimore opened with a 6 3 victory.
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Oakland
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore
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