Journey To News No 22 In Yasir Arafat's Room
The Ledger interview with Abdul Mohsel Abu Maiser describes a Damascus visit to a PLO safe house near a UAE street. Abu Maiser criticizes U.S. policy toward Palestine while praising Soviet support and urging fair press coverage. He stresses dignity and truth over begging and notes Sadat’s position on Zionism and oil politics.
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Robert M. White II
the Ledger
Beirut
Damascus
Abed
PLO
Abdul Mohsel Abu Maiser
Jane
Kansas City Star
Abu Maiser
United Nations
Kissinger
Palestine
Palestine Liberation Organization
Gulf
Middle East
Soviet Union
U.N
America
Sadat
Egypt
Israel
Long Halt Ends At Chevy Chase
An auctioneer paused his chant as a spectator lost a billfold with $1,000. A $100 reward was offered for its return. A voice from the rear shouted One hundred and ten.
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Chevy Chase
Turks Gain Control of US Bases Now Open Yet in Mexico
After nearly two years of delays due to financial difficulties and lawsuits, Chevy Chase Apartments in western Mexico finally opens to renters. The eight-building complex adds 62 apartments to the local market with one two and three bedroom units available.
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Chevy Chase Apartments
Mexico
John P. Havelka
Chevy Chase Investments Inc
Glen Carbon
Havelka
Ruth Hamilton
Manhattan
Kan
Lomas and Nettleton
Chevy Chase Investment Co
Lomas and
Nettleton
Department of Housing and Urban Development
FHA
HUD
Ford Plan Draws Mixed Support In Oil Price Crisis
Congress shows little backing for President Ford's compromise on oil prices as key senators disparage the plan while House Speaker Albert calls it the best possible deal. The dispute comes as Aug. 31 expires for federal price controls and Sept. 1 looms for a potential gasoline spike.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Ford
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Frank G. Zarb
House
Carl Albert
Senate
Henry M. Jackson
Senate Interior Committee
U.S
Millions Of Jar Lids Hunted In Black Market
Ball Corp investigates internal thefts as FBI probes missing canning jar lids amid shortages spurring FTC scrutiny. Reports range from fewer than one million to as many as 30 million lids missing, fueling concerns of a nationwide black market and hoarding of supplies. Authorities track stolen shipments and a Richmond warehouse theft involving Anchor Hocking lids.
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Muncie, Ind
Ball Corp
FBI
Ball
Muncie
Federal Trade Commission
Vern Schranz
Indiana
Muntie Grocer
Anchor Hocking Co
Richmond
Ind
Ohio State Line
Ford Defends Helsinki Agreement Signatures
President Ford defended his decision to join 34 nations in a Helsinki pledge while omitting the Baltic States from his remarks. He called the Helsinki agreements a state ment of good intent and said U S policy of nonrecognition remains unchanged. The trip includes Bonn, Poland, Finland, Romania and Yugoslavia as Ford seeks progress toward a stable East West relation.
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Baltic States
Helsinki
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Ford
United States
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
Europe
Betty
Henry A. Kissinger
Bonn
Poland
Finland
Romania
Yugoslavia
As 1
Uuruaghout
Astronauts To Stay In Hospital Three More Days
Honolulu AP reports Apollo astronauts Thomas Stafford, Vance Brand, and Donald Slayton will remain hospitalized three more days after exposure to a possibly poisonous gas during their return from space. Doctors noted stable clinical and lab conditions with improving lung fluid in Brand and no progressive lung damage.
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Honolulu
Apollo
Peter Bartelloni
Tripler Army Hospital
Arnold Nicogossian
Thomas P. Stafford
Vance D. Brand
Donald K. Slayton
Bartelloni
Slayton
Brand
Nicogossian
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
NASA
Pacific
New Orleans
Pearl Harbor
Downey
Calif
Donald FE. Stullken
Space Agency
Pentagon delays orders as Turkey seeks base control
Washington reports Ankara declares defense treaties void and orders US bases to cease while Turkey probes limits on American use of bases at Karamursel and Sinop. Pentagon watches closely as NATO ties remain, while Ford urges House to lift arms embargo to protect US security interests.
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Ankara
Turkey
U.S
House of Representatives
Suleiman Demirel
United States
Strategic Air Base
Incirlik
Washington
Pentagon
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Ogizhan Asilturk
Cyprus
Greece
NATO
Karamursel
Istanbul
Sinop
House
Hitchhiker's Death Linked To '74 Killing
Investigators link the New York hitchhiker David Karl Olsen, 21, of Mayfield, to a 1974 Fulton county murder case. Olsen's body was found in Callaway County near Millersburg after a reported disappearance in Denver. A separate suspect, connected to Stephen Gladback, last seen July 20, 1974, was involved in Gladback's death. Police seek witnesses and say leads are being pursued.
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New York
Callaway County
Fulton
Mid- Missouri
David Karl Olsen
Mayfield
Millersburg
Highway Department
Stephen Gladback
Ashland
Mr. Olsen
Circle X
Mr. Gladback
Jefferson City
Denver
Colo
Olsen
California
Missouri Highway Department
M-Squad
Callaway County Sheriff's Office
Aliishers
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