Mixed reaction to Mideast statement from UN show
At the United Nations the joint U S Soviet statement on Geneva peace talks triggers Arab praise and Israeli rejection. Arab diplomats say progress toward a December Geneva conference grows, while Israel rejects any imposed solution and PLO representation remains unresolved.
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United Nations
UPI
Middle East
United States
Soviet Union
Israel
Geneva
Moscow
Washington
Cyrus Vance
Palestine Liberation Organization
Simha Ehrlich
West Bank
Jordan
U.S
PLO
U.N
Ehrlich
Kurt Waldheim
Vance
Administration unveils plan to regulate cancer-causing chemicals
The UPI report details OSHA's first comprehensive plan to regulate cancer-causing chemicals in industry. It aims to standardize controls for whole classes of hazards, not just individual substances, with implementation likely more than a year away after hearings and court battles.
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Washington
UPI
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Eula Bingham
Labor
Ray Marshall
Court Keeps Nixon Tapes Screened for May Day Suit
Supreme Court refused to overturn a ruling ordering the White House tapes from April 16 to May 16 1971 to be screened for evidence in a civil damage suit on behalf of 1200 May Day demonstrators. The decision leaves in place an appeals court order allowing limited disclosure while protecting presidential privilege claims.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Richard Nixon
White House
Nixon
John Mitchell
Mitchell
William Bryant
Justice Department
Bundle-up Weather Arrives Across Midwest and South
United Press International reports a large high pressure system bringing frost and freeze warnings to Minnesota Wisconsin and northern Illinois Iowa and South Dakota as temperatures fall to the 30s. The cool air will replace 80s and 90s with 60s while light storms linger along Virginia the Carolinas and Georgia.
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United Press International
Upper Midwest
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
South Dakota
National Weather Service
Chicago
NWS
Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Bulldog on Bus Purse Snatching Stuns Cincinnati Riders
In Cincinnati a purse-snatching bulldog jumped aboard a Queen City Metro bus causing panic. Riders wrestled the dog away, it grabbed a second purse, and then fled before police could apprehend it. Metro officials noted no fare was paid.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Queen City
Peter Weiglin
Metro
Tax policy shift would cut some taxes but raise others
A House committee considers replacing mortgage interest and property tax deductions with a 20 percent tax credit to boost inner city home ownership. The plan would cut taxes for low to middle income homeowners but raise taxes for those earning 30 000 to 40 000 dollars, drawing GOP opposition over urban impact.
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Washington
UPI
House
Henry Reuss
D-Wis
House Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs Committee
Treasury
Japanese Firms Face Dumping Duties On Steel Plate
Treasury tentatively ruled five Japanese steel makers sold carbon steel plate in the United States below production cost, triggering 32 percent dumping duties and bond requirements. If final findings confirm unfair pricing, case moves to ITC for injury ruling within 90 days. Gilmore Steel filed the complaint. Nippon Steel, Nippon Kokan, Sumitomo, Kawasaki, Kobe named.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury Department
United States
U.S. Steel Corp
Robert Mundheim
International Trade Commission
Treasury
Oregon Steel Mills Division
Gilmore Steel Corp
Nippon Steel Corp
Nippon Kokan K.K
Sumitomo Metal Industries, Ltd
Kawasaki Steel Corp
Kobe Steel, Ltd
Japan
Gilmore
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