Hayakawa criticizes Ford Helsinki pact approval
UPI reports Sen. S. J. Hayakawa, challenging Ford for the Senate, says the president should not have signed the Helsinki accord with the Soviet Union. The remarks came as Hayakawa, in a rare public briefing, offered a pointed critique to reporters.
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Soviet Union
Hayakawa
United States
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Hungary
State Department
John V. Tunney
California
Tunney
San Francisco State University
California Housing Agency bonds buy 100 million
Bank of America led underwriters to purchase 100 million dollars of state bonds for the California Housing Finance Agency. The sale priced at 5.98 percent, claimed to be among the lowest in U S housing finance. The board tied the agreement to a pledge against Israel Arab boycott participation.
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UPI
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California Housing Finance Agency
Jesse Unruh
Housing Agency
Israel
Unruh
United States
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Blyth Eastman Dillon Co
Dean Witter & Co
San Francisco
Lower hazard cigarettes urged by scientist at NAS symposium
A National Cancer Institute scientist urged mass production of lower hazard cigarettes as a potential disease prevention step. Gio Gori said reducing toxic smoke components and overall intake could let smokers continue with less risk, though no safe level is claimed.
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UPI
National Cancer Institute
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NCI
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Cancer Cause and Prevention
Gori
National Academy of Sciences
UPI Report Shows Eighth Monthly U.S. Trade Deficit
Washington officials reported September deficit the eighth time this year as imports rose to 10.6 billion while exports increased to 9.8 billion. Sugar iron steel rubber and foreign cars boosted imports offsetting a oil decline.
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UPI
United States
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U.S
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Butler student uncovers real witch in class project
Indianapolis story follows Butler University senior Beverly Schnabel who advertises for a witch and speaks with a college educated witch with six children and a 13 member coven The witch claims powers for good such as cures and exorcisms and the project aims to publish a series of articles in class The witchery runs in the family for at least three generations and the participant expects a good grade.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Butler University
Beverly Schnabel
Miss Schnable
Miss Schnabel
Chrysler UAW reach on minor points in early bargaining
Detriot reports UAW and Chrysler Corp after a full day of subcommittee talks agreed on some minor contract points as a 6 p.m. November 5 deadline looms. Fraser said progress hinges on a full agreement, with 118,000 Chrysler workers poised for a second 1976 industry strike if talks fail.
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UPI
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Douglas A. Fraser
Chrysler
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