Kissinger sets Sinai accord as first step toward Mideast deal
In a U.N. General Assembly address Kissinger said the Sinai pact is a first step toward an Arab Israeli settlement and that the United States is prepared to promote a Syria Israel agreement. He proposed exploring Geneva alternatives and noted consultations with all concerned on re opening the Geneva conference. He did not fully commit to excluding the PLO and discussed ongoing nuclear talks with Andrei Gromyko.
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Ford proposes $100 billion Energy Independence Authority
President Ford proposes a $100 billion government corporation to help private industry fund energy projects over the next decade. The Energy Independence Authority would borrow and supplement private investments in oil, nuclear, coal, and other sources, reporting directly to the president.
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Democratic Group Hears Sen. Cason in Audrain Meeting
William J. Cason of Clinton, president pro tem of the Missouri Senate and gubernatorial candidate, spoke to the Audrain County Democratic Club. He denounced the spoils system, criticized Gov Bond’s payrolls, discussed the state income tax on federal rebates, and urged voters to question the new campaign spending law. Mexico attorney Everett S. Van Matre doubted the law's fairness for local offices.
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Ford
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Missouri
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Mexico
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Hearst may take stand at bail hearing Tuesday
Patricia Hearst may testify Tuesday as defense seeks to show she is a safe risk for release on bail. Her attorneys and family plan to counter skepticism while FBI and prosecutors assess links to the SLA and possible bombings. A seven page document criticized SLA members and surfaced amid the investigation.
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Bates
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New World Liberation Front
William Harris
Harris
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Assailant Arraigned, Victim Still Critical
CALIFORNIA Mo AP The alleged assailant of Carolyn Atkins superintendent of the Women s Correctional Center Tipton was to be arraigned in Monireau County Magistrate Court Kathy Webb 34 Kansas City serving 25 year armed robbery term charged with assault with intent to kill and escape Atkins 44 remained in critical condition at a Jefferson City hospital after being stabbed eight times with a seven inch butcher knife Bond set at 11500 total Webb jailed in Cole County after transfer from Tipton facility Officials say eyewitnesses observed the 5 30 p m attack and overcrowding at the Tipton facility prompted 44 prisoners to be moved to other institutions
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Monireau
Kathy Webb
Kansas City
Jefferson City
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Clarence Hawk
Miss Webb
Cole County
Hawk
Atkins
Judge Hears Plea To Let Girl Die
Morristown New Jersey AP judge hears motion by Joseph T Quinlan to disconnect a hospital respirator from Karen Ann Quinlan 21 in a coma with doctors saying no chance of recovery Quinlan asserts it is gods will while prosecutors say overdose likely caused the coma and brain damage The case centers on whether she can be declared legally dead after years in a vegetative state.
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Sussex County
George T. Daggett
Eloise Reforms To Hit Gulf Coast As Storm Heads North
Tropical Storm Eloise regained hurricane strength with 85 mph winds aimed at the Florida Alabama Gulf Coast. Warnings cover Grand Island Alabama to Apalachicola Florida as Eloise nears Mobile Pensacola late today. Faye poses no land threat for days as its 45 mph winds move offshore in the Atlantic.
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Antibusing Proposals Delay Senate Action On Natural Gas
The 36.2 billion HEW and Labor appropriation bill stalled as antibusing amendments and other riders sparked debate. Byrd seeks to bar HEW threats to push busing while Biden Scott Humphrey riders face opposition. OSHA enforcement limits and civil rights implications accompany the ongoing fight over the measure and related natural gas legislation.
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D-Minn
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