Cargo for Israel Moves Through Egyptian Canal
A Greek ship carrying Romanian cement for Israel crossed the Suez Canal for the first time in at least 15 years. The Olympus, 9645 tons, leased to Zim Lines, headed to Eilat to load phosphate for Europe before returning through the canal. Egyptian officials barred reporters citing security concerns. The pass follows the Kissinger Sinai accord allowing nonstrategic Israeli cargo through the canal.
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LAVIV
Israel
Suez Canal
Sinai
Henry Kissinger
Olympus
Zim Lines
Red Sea
Eilat
Europe
Transport Ministry
Israeli Transport Ministry
Suez Canal Authority
Egypt
Mediterranean
Red Seas
United Nations
Port Said
Canal
Gulf of Suez
Sinai Desert
Constantinople
Swainson Faces Fate After Perjury Conviction
Former Michigan Supreme Court Justice John B. Swainson weighed whether to stay on the bench during appeal after a jury found him guilty on three counts of lying to a federal grand jury. He could resign or remain inactive pending review while fellow justices weigh the impact on the court.
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Detroit
John B. Swainson
State Supreme Court
Swainson
U.S. Senate
Michigan Supreme Court
High Court
John J. Whalen
Whalen
U.S. District Court
Carl Rubin
Cincinnati
U.S
Philip A. Hart
Dmtch
Senate
Rubin
Harvey Wish
Wish
Waterwheel Repairman Doesn't Like Motors
In Bucks County 85 year old John Campbell, founder of Campbell Water Wheel Co., restores old mills and champions waterwheels as a dying craft. He recalls studying hydraulics at Cornell and moving to Philadelphia in 1925 to pursue the trade.
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John Blake Campbell
Philadelphia
America
Campbell
Charles Yeske
Bucks County
Yeske
Roanoke
Cornell
Campbell Water Wheel Co
West
Peasants seize beach at plush Mexican resort project
Acapulco Mexico peasants squat at Tres Vidas en la Playa the planned Tres Vidas resort. Foreclosure and receivership drill into the project after Texas magnate Troy Post with a 35 million investment envisions a private club for the rich.
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Acapulco
Mexico
Tres Vidas En la Playa
Texas
Troy Post
Agnew's Rehabilitation Campaign Sparks Court Commentary
Former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, after pleading no contest to a tax charge, launched a rehabilitation effort. George Beall, ex U.S. attorney for Maryland, disputed Agnew's claims that the case rested on self-serving witnesses, while Elliot Richardson defended the legal outcome and noted Agnew’s broader denials. Agnew conceded only the tax evasion charge and said the rest would be addressed after all cases conclude.
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Baltimore
Spire T. Agnew
Agnew
George Beall
U.S
Maryland
Washington Post
Beall
Associated Press
U.S. Atty
Elliot L. Richardson
The
Post
Richardson
London
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