Kissinger’s Jerusalem shuttle narrows Egypt Israel gap
In a chaotic relay between Jerusalem Aswan Cairo and Tel Aviv Kissinger and Sisco press Sadat and Dayan to advance a disengagement plan. Egyptian and Israeli commanders sign a canal force separation accord at kilometer 101 as Kissinger maps a wider push to include Syria.
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Goldwater Sees Watergate Poll Seal GOP Defeat Irish
Sen Barry Goldwater cites private Wirtline poll predicting a 10 percent loss of Republican votes this year if Watergate remains unresolved He warns the GOP could lose Senate and House seats and says Ford would be an acceptable successor if Nixon steps aside He emphasizes economy and energy issues as crucial to turning voters back to Republicans.
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States Move To Appoint Energy Officials Amid Fuel Shortage
An Associated Press survey of 34 state energy officials shows widespread concern over a real fuel shortage and uncertainty about inventories. Officials criticize federal actions as too slow while noting unclear oil industry roles and a lack of reliable state figures on supplies.
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Public Notice of KLAW License Renewal Filing
Security Broadcasting Corporation files with the FCC for renewal of FM station KLAW Lawton Oklahoma. Public may inspect documents at Security Bank Building 50 Avenue C between 9 00 and 5 00 p.m. by May 1 1974.
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Centran Bancshares proposes consumer finance expansion
Notice under the Bank Holding Company Act states Centran Bancshares Corporation of Cleveland Ohio through its subsidiary Colonial Finance Service Inc will engage in consumer finance loans secured by mortgages, installment contracts, and sale of credit life and health and accident insurance at 570 Ave Lawton Oklahoma. Written comments are due within 30 days to the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City.
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Nixon to Deliver State of the Union January 30
President Nixon will speak to Congress and a nationwide audience at 9:30 p.m. EDT January 30. The White House announced the scheduling after changes to earlier times. Officials say he may also address transmission dates for the economy message and budget on February 1 and February 4.
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Finch withdraws from GOP races in California
Former presidential counselor Robert Finch withdrew Monday from contention as a possible Republican candidate for governor or U S senator in California. He said, I will not seek elective office in 1974, citing personal and family reasons and his commitment to the practice of law. Finch, 48, left the Nixon administration in 1972 after serving as lieutenant governor until 1969.
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The Place Where Time Begins in Tonga
Tongans call their island The place where time begins as the date line curves around Tonga making the new day dawn earlier than anywhere else on earth.
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Montana Ratifies Equal Rights Amendment
Montana becomes the 32nd state to ratify the ERA with a 28 to 20 Senate vote. The measure passed the House 73 to 23 last year, and would ensure equality of rights under law regardless of sex once enough states ratify.
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No Hurricanes in the South Atlantic Says Meteorologists
Meteorologists report hurricanes are nearly absent in the South Atlantic Ocean due to cooler waters that hinder storm formation. The region remains unlikely to develop major tropical cyclones.
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Caboose Etymology Ties to Ship Cook Quarters
The caboose name traces to the ship term kabuys meaning the cook’s quarters. Freight train crews sometimes cook in their cabooses, making the transition from ship to train plausible.
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