Kissinger to Europe to push Mideast peace talks
Secretary of State Kissinger heads to Europe to confer with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko and Israeli Premier Rabin. In Paris he aims to convene an oil producers and consumers conference and discuss energy reform with Giscard d Estaing. He will then meet Gromyko in Geneva on disarmament and the Middle East, and Rabin in Bonn after talks with German officials.
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UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Europe
Middle East
Andrei Gromyko
Yitzhak Rabin
Kissinger
Paris
Giscard d’Estaing
Geneva
Gromyko
Ford
Leonid Brezhnev
Helsinki
U.S
Bonn
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Helmut Schmidt
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Simcha Dinitz
Israel
Boston
Gerald Jenkins
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Reagan to form Reagan for President committee this month
Close Reagan allies plan a Reagan for President Committee to urge him to challenge Ford for the GOP nomination. Reagan has not decided but supporters expect a formal formation by month end in Washington.
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UPI
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Ronald Reagan
Ford
Reagan
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John Sears
Hanaford
Helen von Damm
Ito
Lyn Nofziger
Nofziger
Sears
New
Federal Election Commission
Discrimination charge filed against California Senate
The Sacramento chapters of the American GI Forum and the League of United Latin American Citizens accuse the state Senate of employment discrimination against Mexican-Americans. They say only two Mexican-Americans work for the Senate, and demand a Fair Employment Practices Commission investigation into hiring practices.
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UPI
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Leo T. McCarthy
San Francisco
James R. Mills
San Diego
Santa Monica attorney cited for campaign contribution link in tax referee appointment
A Santa Monica attorney who donated 528 to a state Controller Cory campaign was named an inheritance tax referee, violating a 1970 law. The Sacramento Union cited Crawford Cofer saying he declined the post after reporters raised questions. The report notes other referees tied to campaign contributors and says the ads were placed independently.
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UPI
Santa Monica
Kenneth Cory
Cory
Sacramento Union
Crawford Cofer
Cofer
Stanford University
Republican State Central Committee
Donor forgives huge debt in 1972 Sanford campaign
Anne Forsyth, heir to Reynolds tobacco and Cannon textiles fortunes, forgave $700,000 in loans to Terry Sanford’s 1972 presidential bid. Federal records show the loans were extinguished May 31, 1975, under a changing campaign finance law that caps later contributions. Sanford’s fund raiser Richard Singer notes no repayment path existed.
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Richard Singer
Lightning Kills Three Tobacco Workers in Mayo Florida
A lightning strike struck a tobacco curing shelter near Mayo Florida killing three workers and injuring eight others. The event followed torrential rains and floods that affected Monroe Louisiana and parts of Vermont.
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United Press International
Florida
Louisiana
Vermont
Mayo
Fla
Gainesville
Champlain Valley
Butz sees Soviet wheat market amid U. S. traders note
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz said the Soviet Union is in the market for large wheat purchases though no private traders had reported 100000 ton sales. He cited shipping to Great Lakes ports and warned not to ignore the looming world food demand as crops shift with weather and population growth.
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UPI
Earl L. Butz
Soviet Union
Butz
U.S
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Russia
Great Lakes
Union plan to save the pound sparks inflation fight
Trades Union Congress General Council approved a save the pound package calling for a flat 14 dollar weekly rise for workers earning under 16 100 dollars a year while those above get no raise. The plan pressures the government to rely on voluntary limits rather than enforceable wage caps.
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UPI
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Harold Wilson
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Denis Healey
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