Kissinger Sets Off To Mid East Peace Talks
United States Secretary of State Henry Kissinger heads to the Middle East for peace discussions after Arab leaders approve his mission. The trip aims to spark talks on regional security, borders, and a lasting settlement amid a tense diplomatic climate.
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Egypt
Geneva
Israel
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Europe
Hatem
Cairo
United States
Anwar Sadat
Washington
Moshe Dayan
Charity Ball at Lebanon JHS Raises Over $700 for Charities
Lebanon Junior High School students collected more than 700 dollars at the annual Charity Ball held in the LHS gym. Queen Cathy Burber and King Bobby Blankenship, both seventh graders, led a night of dresses, corsages, and dancing with performances by Joe Schreiner, Mike Schreiner, and Mike Pipes as Homerooms funded prizes through bake sales, crafts, auctions, and leaf raking. A portion funds will aid special equipment.
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LHS
Joe Schreiner
Mike Schreiner
Mike Pipes
Cathy Burber
Bobby Blankenship
Sunbeams
Carolyn Dunham
Vicki Jackson
Mary Lynn Bartolomeo
Wall Street Rebounds After Sharp Dow Slump
Stocks reversed a five and a half week decline as bargain hunting lifted the Dow Jones Industrial Average to 838.05, up 15.80 on the week after tumbling to a three year low of 788.31. Analysts cite a spring rebound as investors weigh recession risks, energy woes, and interest rate shifts.
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UPI
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Dow
Harris, Upham & Co
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Robert Amster
Rosenkrantz
Ehrenkrantz
Lyon & Ross
Wall Street
Leaders Doubt 1974 Legislature Can Tackle Busing Plan
Indianapolis leaders doubt the 1974 General Assembly can meet federal court orders to desegregate schools in the metropolitan area. Judge Dillin urged action by Feb. 15, outlining a plan where 24 white suburban districts would accept Indianapolis black students. lawmakers debate funding and transfers while awaiting further rulings.
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UPI
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Dillin
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Burrous
Rperu
Senate
Robert J. Fair
Princeton
Marion
Fair
State Treasurer Foiled Swindle of 16280 in Indianapolis
Indiana State Treasurer Jack K New disclosed a failed scheme to steal 16280 from his office and an Indianapolis bank. The conman posed as a deputy and used a bank pickup and a guarded delivery, but raised suspicions after officials questioned currency origin and a mismatched delivery, prompting FBI involvement and a bungled handoff.
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UPI
Jack K. New
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State Office
Revenue
New Said
FBI
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Les Hawkins
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Kate Porter
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Ann Herr
al Hendrix
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Kurt Adams
Martha Smith
Chuck Sloan
Peggy Richardson
Bob Ross
Jodi Witmer
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Lisa Isenhower
Todd Kincaid
Patty Luse
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