Impending Phantom Jet Sale to Saudi Arabia Draws Concern
Israeli officials and U S lawmakers debate a proposed sale of Phantom jets to Saudi Arabia and a Kuwait option. They warn of potential delivery of a squadron while questioning contract clauses shielding against transfers to Egypt and Iran. They note Gulf arms balance and fear jets could reach adversaries without proper oversight.
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Tokyo AP reports a conference amid China Soviet tensions sees North Vietnamese urged unity within the international Communist movement. The talks focus on peace in Vietnam Laos and Cambodia and steps to implement the Paris cease fire as parties discuss a possible accord to resolve some Soviet Chinese disputes.
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Emission Control Will Increase Cost Of Cars
Warren L. Jensen of Continental Oil told a 15 state gathering in Santa Fe that adopting the post poned 1975-76 federal emissions standards would add about 500 dollars to each new car. He urged Congress to suspend the standards, noting the costs of fuel taxes and the need for unleaded gasoline. The conference at the Santa Fe Hilton Inn was to conclude today.
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St Peter's Cathedral in Rome Founded in 1450
The cathedral in Rome known as St Peter's traces its origins to the mid 15th century with a founding year listed as 1450. The note emphasizes its historic establishment by church authorities in the Italian capital.
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US outlines IMCO marine pollution plan in London speech
In Washington AP report, the United States proposed to IMCO the creation of a Marine Environment Protection Committee open to all IMCO members. A new Convention for Pollution from Ships and automatic regulation adoption were urged, with US funding and automatic enforcement unless widespread objections arise.
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Guerrilla unit frees prisoner in Cordoba release
Left wing guerrillas in Cordoba released Jacobo Nasif, commander of the army run gendarmerie, unharmed after kidnapping in April. Retired Adm. Francisco Aleman remains in captivity, with unconfirmed reports of a possible release soon amid a wave of protests against past military rule.
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It Pays to Attend Naval Reserve Drills
A brief notice offering pay of one day’s pay for each Naval Reserve drill up to 48 per year plus travel for a yearly two week training period. Contact your Naval Reserve Representative at 817 723 6289 for details.
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The Bargain Book Offers Phone Savings Tips
Costs rise on nearly everything so readers are invited to get The Bargain Book with thirty tips to maximize telephone use. Examples include six long distance saving ideas and five ways to shop or do business by phone.
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