Sadat predicts US recognition of PLO
President Anwar Sadat of Egypt told a Cairo correspondent that the United States will soon recognize the Palestine Liberation Organization. He said the U S can play a major and very important role in getting Israel to understand that the PLO is responsible for the Palestinians, their future and their needs.
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Associated Press
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
United States
Palestine Liberation Organization
Cairo
le Figaro
Israel
PLO
Sadat
France
Beirut
An Nahar
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Newsweek
Middle East
Giscard d’Estaing
Kissinger
Soviet Union
Sinai
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Akhbar el Youm
Mideast
Gaza Strip
Gaza
OPEC to Convene Summit for Talks With Oil Importers
Saudi oil minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani announced after a five hour OPEC ministers meeting that the group agreed to hold a summit to prepare for dialogue with oil importing countries, with details and timing yet undecided. The plan, proposed by Algeria, aims to coordinate a broader energy conference involving exporting, importing, and developing nations.
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Algiers
Saudi Arabia
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Yamani
Jamshid Amouzegar
Paris
Algeria
Abdelaziz Bouteflika
Bouteflika
Kissinger and Nixon Meet at Nixon Home in California
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and former President Richard Nixon met for the first time since Nixon left office. Kissinger warned that congressional involvement in foreign affairs could lead to misinterpretations and destabilize diplomacy. The pair dined at Nixon’s seaside villa after a Kissinger speech to the World Affairs Council in Los Angeles, with Kissinger staying a few hours before returning to Washington.
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San Clemente
Calif
Henry A. Kissinger
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Kissinger
Nancy
World Affairs Council
Los Angeles
Ronald L. Ziegler
Century Plaza
Congress
Masked Bandits Rob Grocery in Store Hold Up
Two ski masked bandits armed with a shotgun and a pear handled pistol robbed Rob's Foods Friday night. They fled with about $6,116 including cash, checks, money orders, and starting cash for the next day. Store phone was torn from the wall. two cashiers and the manager were involved, but customers were unharmed. Suspects described as black males, about 5'6\" to 6' tall.
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Rob’s Foods
Kathy Woods
Anna Williams
Darrell Roth
Linda Null
Donna J. Herd
Farber
Holland's
Holt Street
Ron Martino
Roths
Roth's
Beware of False Assessor's Helpers Warned in Audrain
Audrain County Assessor Holloway Neill warns residents against impostors posing as assessor helpers who visit homes to check televisions, jewelry, or valuables. Reports originate in Marion and Pike counties. residents are told to contact sheriff or police if unauthorized visitors come. Neill remains the only rural auditor, with Mrs. June Jennings assisting in Vandalia and Mexico assessors Dee Allen and Herb Petty identified as no longer active.
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Audrain
Holloway Neill
Marion
Pike
Neill
Vandalia
June Jennings
Mexico City
Dee Allen
Herb Petty
Monitors Wreck to be Guarded as Sanctuary Site
North Carolina officials announce the Monitor wreck off Cape Hatteras will become the nations first Unique Marine Sanctuary. The designation by Interior Secretary Morton restricts archaeological and scientific exploration and adds federal protection to the 200 foot deep site listed on the National Register. Discovered in 1973 74 by Duke University MIT and Alcoa Marine Corp scientists the Union gunboat sank December 31 1862 with 16 lives lost while headed to Beaufort to blockade Beaufort NC.
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Raleigh
N.C
Department of Cultural Resources
North Carolina
Interior
Rogers C.B. Morton
Cape Hatteras
Duke University Marine Laboratory
Cultural Resources Department
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Alcoa Marine Corp
Beaufort
Beauty Parlor Hair Fixes Then Saturday Dance
A Marion Wisconsin Advertisers brief notes a young man overheard saying his sister keeps visiting the beauty parlor to fix her hair and then on Saturday night attends a dance and lets it down.
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Marion
Wis
Mujibur Rahman seizes all power in Bangladesh
Sheik Mujibur Rahman scrapped parliamentary democracy in Dacca and took the one man rule presidency after pushing through a constitutional amendment that limits parliament to advisory powers. The move consolidates control amid postwar turmoil and corruption concerns in Bangladesh.
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Dacca
Bangladesh
Sheik Mujibur Rahman
Sheik Mujib
Pakistan
India
Awami League
Family Reunion Is Around Five Coffins
Family members from the Robinson Hill clan planned a Georgia reunion and rattlesnake hunt but gathered at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital to mourn five deaths from a plane crash. Infant Holly Hill, 15 months, survived with minor injuries. Identified dead are pilot John Gary Hill 28 of Fort Lauderdale his wife Jean 24 Rufus H Robinson 50 and his brother Joseph Robinson 45 both of Deerfield Beach and William Felton 56 of Pompano Beach.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Robinson- Hill
South Georgia
Tallahassee Memorial Hospital
Holly Hill
John Gary Hill
Fort Lauderdale
Jean
Rufus H. Robinson
Joseph Robinson
Deerfield Beach
William Felton
Pompano Beach
Hills
State's New Computer: Is It Needed Or Not?
Missouri officials defend a $5.3 million Revenue Department computer amid a consultant report deeming it unnecessary. Gov. Bond’s assistant insists the study wasn’t persuasive, while bids continued and Honeywell won the contract.
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State
Jefferson City
Christopher S. Bond
Missouri
Revenue Department
Robert L. James
McDonnell Douglas Automation Co
St. Louis
James
McDonnell
Honeywell, Inc
Congress Delays Ford Energy Plan Amid Cooperation Push
Washington AP reports Democrats push a package delaying Ford energy steps tied to a higher debt ceiling. House Ways and Means approves 15 14 and 19 15 votes to link 531 billion debt limit through June 30 with a 90 day halt on oil tariff boosts. Ford warning veto possible. White House cites oil price policy and global energy concerns.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Sam Gibbons
Dfla
Gibbons
House
Ways and Means Committee
William J. Green
Dpa
Committee
Herman T. Schneebeli
R-Pa
GOP
al Ullman
D-Ore
Green
United States
Deadly Wall Street bombing kills four in 1980s New York tale
A powerful fragmentation bomb exploded near Fraunces Tavern on a Friday afternoon in Manhattan, killing four people including James Gezork of Wilmington and injuring at least 42 amid a chaotic scene on the Stock Exchange's vicinity. The FALN faction claimed responsibility, noting retaliation for alleged CIA actions.
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New York
Wall Street
Fraunces Tavern
Financial District
Anglers and Tarpon Club
George Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Chase Manhattan Bank
Thomas Regan
Charles Anderson
Associated Press
FALN
Fuerzas Armadas de Liberacion Nacional Puertoriquena
CIA
Puerto Rico
Mayaguez
James Gezork
Wilmington
Del
Beekman-Downtown
Frank T. Conner
Fair Lawn
N.J
Harold Sherbourne
Pine Orchard
Anglers Club
Social Security Fund Faces Severe Deficit
The Social Security Advisory Council urged directing $7 billion in income tax revenue to finance the system or raising payroll taxes, warning of a $3 to $4 billion 1976 deficit if no action is taken. The council also proposed dipping into the general treasury rather than raise taxes further, revising the plan to tax the first $24,000 of earnings.
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Washington
Social Security Advisory Council
Council
Congress
General Treasury
Ford
Advisory Council
W. Allen Wallis
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Mexico
Parrish
A.P. Green Refractries Co
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NBC News
John Chancellor
Pentagon
New Republic
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