Kissinger delivers interim peace terms to Sadat in Egypt
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger arrives in Alexandria carrying Israeli interim peace terms for President Sadat. He expresses cautious hope after talks with Sadat and Rabin but faces regional setbacks as Syria and Jordan form a joint command against Israel and urge rejection of a new Israeli Egyptian pact.
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Egypt
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Anwar Sadat
Middle East
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Damascus
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Jordan
Israel
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Sadat
U.S
Kissinger Party
Lagomarsino backs effort to improve Miguelito Channel
Representative Lagomarsino toured the flood protection facility west of Lompoc with Max Wilson and Bill Payne and said he would accelerate efforts for federal approval to enlarge and pave the Miguelito Channel. The project aims to protect several thousand acres of west valley agriculture from annual floods. costs and funding remain uncertain.
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Lompoc
Max Wilson
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Bill Payne
Miguelito Channel
Wilson
Vaughn Proctor
Lagomarsino
Charles M. Teague
City of
Santa Ynez
O Street
Olive Avenue
V Street
West Valley
PTA
Miguelito School
James Stubbner
Congress
P.L
Congressional Committee
Proponents Seek Fundamental School Approval in Lompoc
Supporters led by Marcia Toomey outline survey results showing 230 parents with students and 100 more with no children favoring an alternative fundamental school. They report interest from Vandenberg Village Vandenberg AFB Mission Hills and Lompoc and expect trustees to review statistics and define the program next Tuesday.
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Lompoc Unified School
Marcia Toomey
Concerned Parents For Quality Education
Mission Hills
Lompoc
Ford weighs funding ideas for new fuels to cut oil dependence
In Vail, President Ford considers various financing options to fund alternative fuels. Reports cite a potential quasi public corporation backed by up to 100 billion dollars to develop energy sources, financed by the Treasury and shielded from yearly Congress review. Ford has not decided.
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Vail, Colo
UPI
Ford
United States
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Middle East
New York Times
the Times
Treasury
Times
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Commerce
Rogers C.B. Morton
Washington
Violence flares in Braganza amid Portugal political crisis
In Braganza a small bomb sparked a crowd clash as Communists were fired upon leaving a building. Four to five wounded, two in critical condition. Troops deployed, riots erupt amid Portugal’s coup rumors surrounding Premier Vasco Goncalves and factional tensions.
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Lisbon
Portugal
UPI
Braganza
Vasco Goncalves
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Frank Carlucci
Nigel Trench
Costa Gomes
Communist Party
Alvaro Cunhal
Goncalves
Information Ministry
Therime
Syria and Jordan form joint command to oppose Kissinger plan
Syria and Jordan announce a joint Supreme Command Council to coordinate political and military moves against a Sinai settlement and any partial peace. They call for Arab nations to build up military strength and reject All Arab nations to oppose the Kissinger shuttle and pursue full withdrawal and Palestinian rights.
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Damascus
Syria
UPI
Jordan
Israel
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Sinai
Egypt
Supreme Command Council
Hussein
Hafez Assad
Middle East
Anwar Sadat
Assad
Amman
San Francisco strike ends after mayor using emergency powers
Police and firemen return to work after Mayor Alioto settles with a one year contract costing the city $29 540 per officer. The deal grants a 13.05 percent raise, amnesty for strikers, and faces a hostile board of supervisors.
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UPI
North Beach
Citizens
Joseph Alioto
Board of Supervisors
Alioto
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