Beame Says iUS Alerted On Cities Crisis At League Meeting
New York Mayor Abraham D. Beame told about 3,000 municipal officials that urban fiscal problems have reawakened national concern. He cited letters from across the country after Ford’s October speech and urged swift approval of a loan program to help New York regain access to credit markets.
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Miami Beach
Fla
New York
Abraham D. Beame
National League of Cities
Beame
Ford
National Press Club
New York City
New State
Carlos Romero Barcello
San Juan
P R
Romero
League
Ralph Perk
Cleveland
GOP Mayors’ Conference
Perk
Mayors say they wont follow NYC on federal aid
At the National League of Cities convention, over a dozen mayors reject following New York's bailout path. Most cite reluctance to surrender financial control and the severity of their own finances, with Boston's Kevin White alone voicing limited doubt.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Ford
New York
National League of Cities
Kevin White
Boston
League
Carlos Romero Barcello
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Abraham) Beame
Ralph Perk
Cleveland
National Republican Mayors Conference
Brezhnev to Lead Report at 25th Congress
Moscow AP report says Leonid Brezhnev will deliver the main report at the Communist Party's 25th Congress opening February 24, quashing rumors he might resign. Tass notes the address covers Central Committee work and the party's immediate domestic and foreign policy tasks amid health and leadership speculation.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Party
Central Committee
Tass
Egypt Regains Control of Abu Rudeis Oil Field
Abu Rudeis oilfield in Sinai is to be returned by Israel to Egypt under Kissinger brokered terms. Israeli withdrawal leaves 86 wells, refinery, and pumping station under UN and Italian Agip technicians' supervision for 24 hours as Cairo resumes production. Israel had pumped 250 million barrels since 1967 and now relies on Iran for oil, with U S support totaling 350 million dollars.
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Abu Rudeis
Sinai Desert
Egypt
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
United Nations
Ras Sadr
Agip Co
Abu’ Rudeis
Henry A. Kissinger
Sinai
Suez Canal
Iran
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Kissinger
United States
Yoram
Recovery and Inflation Hold Back 1976 Growth
The Economic Forum forecasts a continued but modest U.S. recovery through 1976 with unemployment averaging 7.8 percent and profits up 27 percent, while 5.8 percent real growth is offset by inflation. GNP to 1.65 trillion, prices rising 6.6 percent, and concerns over costs, investment, and high interest rates linger.
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New York
Economic Forum
U.S
Forum
Conference Board
Albert T. Somers
Arafat Warns Against Navy Use in Lebanon Crisis
Palestine liberation organization chief Yasir Arafat warned Lebanese leaders that if the U S 6th Fleet were called in for Lebanon's civil war the Soviet Navy would oppose it He said progressive Arab peoples will not allow the United States to turn Lebanon into a second Vietnam The 6th Fleet previously sent Marines to Beirut in 1958
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Budapest
Hungary
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasir Arafat
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Lebanon
Arafat
United States
Vietnam
6Th Fleet
Beirut
Japanese Premier Down In Poll Rating
A newspaper survey shows Prime Minister Takeo Miki at 28 percent popularity, down from 45 percent a year ago. The Asahi Shimbun report notes that historically Japanese premiers near the end of their reign when ratings fall toward twenty percent.
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Tokyo
Takeo Miki
Asahi Shimbun
Pro Life Couple Willke Lectures At Local Hall
Dr and Mrs J C Willke renowned authors and speakers on human sexuality will present a free pro life seminar Wednesday at 8 pm in Knights of Columbus Hall. They plan three talks in the Jefferson City Diocese with events in Jefferson City Sedalia and Mexico and will meet doctors nurses lawyers and health officials while in the area. They head the Cincinnati Right to Life and the Ohio Society and have published Handbook on Abortion along with a recent guide for life protection efforts.
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J.C. Willke
Knights of Columbus
Willke
Jefferson City
Sedalia
Mexico
Cincinnati
Right To Life Organization
Ohio Society
Multiple Missouri Thanksgiving traffic fatalities reported
AP reports ten people died in Missouri traffic crashes over the Thanksgiving weekend. Names include Leo Frieden and Estabene Frieden of West Bend Iowa in a head on collision near Bethany, Robert Massey of Fisk, Gary Graham of Columbia, Ralph Smith of Fair Dealing, David Coffey of Lebanon, Myrtle Knox of Maysville, Kenneth Duebeleis of Sappington, Donald Davis of St. Louis, and Theodore Gann of Springfield.
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Associated Press
Missouri
West Bend
Iowa
U.S
Bethany
Leo Raymond Frieden
Estabene
Robert J. Massey
Fisk
Poplar Bluff
Gary Graham
Maysville
Kenneth Duebeleis
Sappington
St. Louis
Donald Davis
Theodore Gann
Springfield
Nebraska court upholds gag on Slayings coverage in Sutherland case
The Nebraska Supreme Court refused to lift most gag rules on reporters covering the six member Kellie family murders in Sutherland. It allowed reporting on arrests but barred revealing confessions or strongly implicating the accused Erwin Simants. The ruling notes pretrial publicity risks to a fair trial and cites U.S. Supreme Court precedent on prior restraint.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska Supreme Court
Sutherland
Neb
Erwin Charles Simants
Lincoln County
Henry Kellie
Nebraska Court
Nebraska
U.S. Supreme Court
Ronald Ruff
Lincoln County District
Hugh Stuart
Ruff
Lincoln
Add
Blackmun
Harry A. Blackmun
Stuart
Simants
North Platte Telegraph
Lincoln Star
Denver Post
Nebraska High Court
Paul White
Lawrence M. Clinton
State Supreme Court
Harry A. Spencer
John E. Newton
White
Clinton
Supreme Court of the United States
Postal Strike Near End In Canada Vote Tonight
Ottawa AP report says 22,000 Canadian Postal Workers prepare to vote on a tentative contract after 42 days on strike. Union leaders urge rejection, though many members have already returned to work. Results expected early Tuesday with full service to resume later in the week and cards and parcels mailings to be announced. Meanwhile in Lagos AP, Andrew Young condemns foreign involvement in Angola and urges U S pressure on the Soviet Union and South Africa.
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Ottawa
Canada
Canadian Union of Postal Workers
Arnold Gould
Ontario
U.S
Lagos
Nigeria
Andrew Young
Soviet Union
South Africa
Georgia Democrat
Constitutional Change Talked In Lebanon
Premier Rashid Karami met with political leaders in Beirut to discuss constitutional reforms aimed at ending the Christian Moslem civil war. He invited the PLO to name a delegation while pledging no infringement on guerrilla rights. Talks target expanded cabinet and power sharing between Muslims and Christians, with a 1943 system under scrutiny. The crisis has killed over 7,600 and cost about 4.5 billion dollars in losses since April, after ten days of mediation by Maurice Couve de Murville. A separate note announces the Daniel Boone Regional Library bookmobile visit to Sturgeon on Tuesday, Dec 2, from 1 to 8 p.m.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Rashid Karami
Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Israel
Maurice Couve de Murville
France
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National Postal Service
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Juan Carlos I of
Spain
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Down
Madrid
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Eve
Columbian
Hoover
Leslie Boelaugh
Hale McCowan
Donald Brodkey
Washington
FBI
Senate Intelligence Committee
King
Bureau
Gude
Russia
Africa
Phillips
E. Whitley St
Martha Eckley
LPN
Bookmobile
Daniel Boone Regional Library
Sturgeon
East Liberty
E. Liberty
Mama Bar
Sun
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