Agnew Heads to Iran for 2,500th Persian Anniversary
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew travels from Ankara to Iran to attend Persepolis ceremonies marking a 2500 year milestone. He says the U S cannot be world police though NATO allies remain pro Western and NATO benefits endure. He notes Iran’s government under Nihat Erim is firm but faces conservative pushback on reforms. He plans to meet leaders from over 50 nations at the event.
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FAA Proposes Safety Rule Shift For Private Aircraft
The FAA unveiled a new proposal to require private operators to maintain and inspect their planes like major airlines while avoiding a Certificate for commercial operation. The move follows a 1979 Colorado crash that killed 31 of 40 aboard, and sparks from schools and groups over-stringent limits.
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Note-Writing Man Attacks Oklahoma City Elderly Woman
A 74-year-old Oklahoma City woman was attacked in her home by a tall man in gloves and glasses who tried to strangle her with a silk stocking. He left a note claiming no prints and a wish to kill elderly women. detectives note at least two similar notes found in past months with no linked attacks.
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Food stores adopt credit card payments for food purchases
Stores report use of credit cards for food shopping rising while some retailers consider buy now pay later options on cash basis transactions.
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