Kissinger Calls Israel Strong Asset Not Burden
In New York Kissinger told a Jewish audience Israel is a strong asset not a burden to the United States defending U S policy on human rights as morality and realism. Protestors shouted and were removed after denouncing his stance on a premature 1973 cease fire. The Grange condemns Proposition 14 saying constitutional status should not lock farm labor rules.
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Search called off for mute blind lost four year old Ronnie
Authorities ended the formal search in Wyoming after nine days for Ronnie Rea a mute nearly blind four year old who wandered from his home on October 11 near Ten Sleep. Frost and snow hampered efforts as rescuers and volunteers failed to locate him. His mother Effel and father Buster said the search would continue informally and prayers persisted for Ronnie who is legally blind without his glasses.
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Judge to decide gag order on kidnaping case in Chowchilla
A Madera County judge will rule on November 2 whether to seal a grand jury transcript that led to indictments against James Schoenfeld, Richard Schoenfeld and Fred Woods for kidnapping 26 Chowchilla children and their driver Ed Ray. The hearing kept the existing gag order in place.
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Greek seeks to bar Agnew from visiting
A Greek opposition deputy proposed a bill to declare Spiro Agnew persona non grata in Greece. The aim is to bar the former vice president from entering the country, citing his past support for the junta and alleged ties to colonial capitalists. Agnew, now a PR adviser to John Latsis, has made multiple Middle East trips via Greece.
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Different views on the economic growth report
Washington United Press International reports contrasting reactions to the latest economic data. Carter's Atlanta headquarters claim the 4 percent third quarter GNP confirms a downward slide, while President Ford and adviser Greenspan cite modest gains and hints of stronger quarterly growth to come. Treasury Secretary Simon defends administration expectations amid criticism from the media.
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Panel study seeks safety warnings on tv and radio antennas
The Consumer Product Safety Commission considers mandating a Life Safety Warning on tv and radio antennas and related devices after reports of 15 deaths and five injuries in Louisiana from December 1972 to August this year due to contact with overhead power lines during installation. Lawrence H. Chapman of Harvey, Louisiana, petitions for prominent warnings on instruction sheets or devices.
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