Oil producers warn on Israeli threats
Arab oil producers warned of a world economic crisis and possible nuclear confrontation if Israel expands the war. Israel and Syria traded threats as gunfire flared near Lebanon. Shi Mon Peres vowed retaliation against any Arab country attacking Israel. Syria’s Assad warned the next war would be long.
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Syria
Lebanon
Kuwait
Shimon Peres
Tel Aviv
Morocco
Saudia Arabia
Abu Dhabi
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Kissinger
Abassador Simcha Dinitz
Egypt
Hafez Assad
Fraud cash paid to swindler in Amsterdam money trail
Police said more than 800000 dollars of Los Angeles city funds were paid to a man identified by Interpol as an international swindler by Hollandsche Bank Unie in Amsterdam. The forged 902125 dollar check moved through four banks in three countries with funds routed from a Geneva company to Crocker International Bank before reaching the impostor. The suspect, Aime Nassif, did not return for the remaining money, tying up the case as nine stolen checks remain missing.
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Amsterdam
UPI
Los Angeles
Interpol
City Hall
Gerald J. Torenaar
Aime Nassif
Hollandsche Bank Unie Here
Switzerland
Nassif
Torenaar
Cogesa Company
Geneva
Crocker International Bank
United States
Quieting Rumblings at Mauna Loa and Kilauea
Seismologists at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park report volcanic tremors easing after two Sunday quakes. Aftershocks remain near 1,000 daily, well above normal. tilt readings for Kilauea stay high and stable while Mauna Loa readings unavailable.
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UPI
Mauna Loa
Kilauea
Volcanoes National Park Observatory
Bob Tilling
Earth
Ford reshapes White House staff in favor of independence
President Ford unveils a reform plan to reorganize White House operations. Donald Rumsfeld, Robert Hartmann, John Marsh and Philip Buden receive broad policy duties while other aides report directly to Ford. Nelson Rockefeller’s fate and cabinet reshuffles remain unsettled as Saxbe and Brinegar resignations loom.
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UPI
Ford
Oval Office
White House
Donald Rumsfeld
Jerry Ford
Nelson Rockefeller
William Saxbe
Transportation
Claude Brinegar
Edward Levi
University of Chicago
Saxbe
Brinegar
John Robson
Chicago
Transportation Department
Johnson
James Lynn
Roy Ash
Kenneth Cole
Rumsfeld
Robert Hartmann
John Marsh
Philip Buden
Ford to sign bill giving custody of Nixon tapes to GSA
President Ford plans to sign legislation granting permanent custody of Nixon tapes and papers to the General Services Administration. The law keeps materials available for public inspection with national security exemptions. Nixon may access and sue for compensation in federal court.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Richard Nixon
General Services Administration
Nixon
Congress
Senate
House
GSA
Nixon tax lawyer gets four months
Edward L. Morgan, 36, a deputy counsel in 1970, pleaded guilty to a felony conspiracy to obstruct IRS functions. He falsified papers to help Richard Nixon obtain a $576,000 tax deduction, and was sentenced to four months in prison with probation on the remainder of a two year term.
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Nixon
Washington
UPI
Edward L. Morgan
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
George L. Hart
Morgan
Internal Revenue Service
United States
IRS
Official moves to ease recession and job bill passage
President Ford pressed U S Steel to roll back price hikes as Congress moved to shrink recession by approving a 5.5 billion emergency measure to create about 330000 jobs and extend benefits. United Mine Workers considered a wage pact for 4500 workers as some miners eyed a return to work while Western Pennsylvania truckers blocked a contract.
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Ford
U.S
Congress
General Motors
White House
US Steel
United Mine Workers
Western Pennsylvania
UMW
Snow Covers Midwest and Great Lakes Regions
Weather system brings light snow to Duluth Minneapolis Rochester Madison Milwaukee Moline and Dayton with an inch reported. Travelers’ warnings issued for southern Michigan northwest Indiana parts of Illinois Missouri Wisconsin Kentucky and northwest North Carolina. Showers follow in Tennessee Valley and mid Gulf states with most rainfall under a quarter inch. Snow also moves into western Montana and Utah high elevations after midnight.
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Duluth
Minneapolis
Rochester
Minn
Madison
Milwaukee
Wis
Moline
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Ohio
Michigan
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Illinois
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