Rogers questions Moscow on peace aims and Cuban base
Secretary of State William P. Rogers says Soviet actions and Cold War rhetoric raise doubts about Moscow seeking world peace. He defended timing of informing the Soviets about Nixon's Indochina plan and warned of a tougher U S stance after ceasefire violations and possible Cuban submarine base.
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Commerce secretary foresees six percent prime rate return
Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans predicted the prime interest rate will return to six per cent, saying lower rates are likely but not timing. He spoke in San Francisco on CBS TV and urged continued free trade to open markets, noting a projected U.S. merchandise trade surplus around $3 billion this year and exports near $50 billion for 1973.
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Arab nations discuss joint stance on U S economic interests
Al Ahram reports Egypt and Libya and other Arab states are pursuing a coordinated position on American economic interests in the Middle East. The plan echoes Gamal Abdel Nasser's earlier hints of action and cites possible U N sanctions on Israel with Mr Mahmoud Riad traveling to the United States.
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Iran hijackers thwarted in attempt on Tehran flight
Three Iranian hijackers seized an Iranian jet on a Tehran to Kuwait route, forcing a landing in Baghdad where they threatened to blow up the plane if prisoners were freed. Iraqi authorities foiled the plot. one co pilot was wounded, and the hijackers were captured. The plane carried 52 aboard.
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Red troops push near Phnom Penh amid Republic celebrations
North Vietnamese forces attacked six miles east of Phnom Penh and near Mont Krassas Krao on a night of renewed actions. Cambodian gunboats aided defenses on the Mekong as artillery fire drew crowds celebrating Cambodia's republic status. Casualty figures were not released.
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Weather and regional tides plus Middle East conflict notes
Weather remains fair through Sunday with cooler today and coastal highs in the upper 60s to 70s inland. Overnight lows 45 to 55 with northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Tidal highs: Sunday 5.1 and 5.6 feet, lows near minus 0.2 and 1.3 feet. Monday highs 5.7 and 5.6 feet, lows 0.0 to 0.6 feet. Separately, hijackers threaten to blow up a plane over Iran unless 21 political prisoners are released, a claim denied by Iran. The General Assembly will hear the request next Friday. Al Ahram reports on Arab attitudes toward U.S. interests and oil. Tass decries U.S. charges on cease-fire violations as fabrication. Yom Kippur observed in Israel with Golda Meir honoring war dead and praying for peace. Jordanian civil war prisoners begin release as Arab League moves to free civilians and Palestinian guerrillas.
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Garage sale restrictions to be aired by commission
Lompoc Planning Commission will discuss limits on garage sales amid rising activity. Cruse cited as many as 27 sales advertised weekly and as many as 15 per year at some residences, plus increased traffic and sign posting on public property.
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Bomb letter sparks questions in Santa Barbara probe
Police weigh a claim by an Isla Vista group taking credit for the National Guard Armory bombing while seeking to verify a typed letter mailed to KCSB. The letter denounces U.S. leaders, condemns drugs and a “Pig Amerika,” and ties the attack to a three year anniversary of Che Guevara’s death in Bolivia.
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