Syria warns on raids and Abbas peace talks strain
Syria vows not to remain neutral over Israeli air raids in south Lebanon while Israel insists on eradicating guerrilla bases. Rabin says peace talks with Egypt and Syria are at an impasse as side positions widen and a troop pullback nears.
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Ford warns against veto proof Congress in San Francisco
Vice President Gerald R. Ford met with the San Francisco Congressional Boosters and warned that a veto proof Congress could become a legislative dictatorship if Democrats gain 50 to 100 House seats. He urged no public statements, noted the risk, and attended a private dinner with Robert Mayer. Ford also spoke in San Diego on foreign policy aiding the Middle East peace and urged renewed American pride and involvement.
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Meat price bonanza spreads as stores cut beef prices nationwide
National and local chains including National Tea Co and Jewel Food Stores slash beef prices to clear glut. Ads report paused costs with cuts of 5 to 34 cents per pound on various cuts while pork poultry and cheese also dip. Oklahoma City grocers note 20 to 30 cent declines per pound.
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Big sea powers in fight over oceans law at Caracas
US, Soviet Union, and other major navies clash with developing nations as 150 countries at the 3rd UN Conference on the Law of the Sea debate voting rules. Ambassador John R. Stevenson warned a two thirds consensus is needed to craft effective treaties. delays in Geneva and New York push Caracas discussions to begin the lengthy conference.
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California approves overweight farm produce hauling permits
California will issue blankets permits allowing overweight loads of agricultural produce on state highways from July 1 to October 31 due to a expected bumper harvest. The extra weight will be about 10 percent, limited to perishable and semi perishable items, with officials saying public benefits outweigh roadway damage.
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Coast Guard hunts for two more missing boats off Baja California
Coast Guard resumes search after abandoning a hunt for 10 people on the Shooting Star and reports two vessels overdue from Turtle Bay to San Diego and Magdalena Bay to San Diego. The 64 foot yawl carries Jim Drake and four others. the Ta Ata Ori sails with Leonard Robbins Adrianna Robbins and Christine Robbins. Mexican authorities asked to check Baja ports for the missing vessels.
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Boy's body found in Idaho desert
The body of 11 year old Jeff Hodgson of Pocatello was found about 15 miles north of Minidoka in a southeastern Idaho desert. Hodgson had been missing for a week and a half after separating from companion Rocky Nielson on June 10 during a survival training course. Nielson reached safety while Hodgson's death is under investigation by Minidoka County sheriff's officers.
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Nurses Return to Bargaining Table in Bay Area Strike
Negotiators from the California Nurses Association and representatives of 41 Bay Area hospitals resume talks after a 15 day strike over volunteer care in emergency and acute care units. The bargaining aimed to resolve staffing and patient care issues within San Francisco Bay Area facilities.
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Commission okays teaching measure in Spokane schools
Washington Human Rights Commission approves a regulation to require non English speaking students be taught in their native tongue with English remedial programs. Support from School Superintendent Brouillet and minority group spokesmen. No opposition noted. Regulation to join Washington Administrative Code after filing in Olympia.
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