Ratification tangled as Poland Germany ratify border pact
In Warsaw Chancellor Brandt and Polish Premier Cyrankiewicz sign a treaty to normalize relations. It renounces Germany's claims to prewar Polish lands of about 40 000 square miles east of the Oder Neisse border. Ratification in Bonn faces a tough fight amid boundary concessions and emigration questions.
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Weather Update Sees Cooler Night Then Warmer Day Ahead
Cloudy and cool conditions persist tonight with a low in the 20s. Tomorrow is expected to bring slightly warmer weather while yesterday’s high reached 28 degrees and this morning’s low was 18.
Farmer seeks seller of aluminum acorns from metal Christmas tree farm
A farmer who planted a metal Christmas tree farm regrets the venture and is seeking the person who sold him 3,000 aluminum acorns. The inquiry centers on a failed project and the missing supplier.
Swiss Ambassador Kidnapped in Brazil by Terrorists
Swiss Ambassador Giovanni Enrico Bucher was abducted in Rio de Janeiro as gunmen blocked his car. A Brazilian government guard was shot while resisting. he survived. The abduction follows a string of political seizures beginning with the 1969 case behind U. S. envoy C. Burke Elbrich, with others in Sao Paulo and West Germany. The attackers used a Volkswagen and left leaflets signed National Liberation Alliance, Operation Joaquim Camara Ferreira.
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Strike Deadline Dropped In UAW Ford Talks
DETROIT AP The United Auto Workers dropped a midnight strike deadline in negotiations with Ford Motor Co aiming to seal a new contract covering 166 000 workers. The marathon session began at 11 a m Sunday with a Ford Council vote possible if a tentative agreement is reached.
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Voice clue sought in refinery blast sabotage case
Linden police pursue a voice recording tipster who warned the Humble Oil complex would burn. The blast injured 29, damaged vast acreage, and investigators plan an FBI voiceprint comparison to identify the caller.
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Spain Suspends Trial of Basque Nationalists
The trial of 16 Basque nationalists in Burgos was halted when one of seven military judges reported illness. The Franco regime pressed on amid civil unrest, strikes, and riots with over 200 arrests. West Germany’s Eugen Beihl was kidnapped December 1 by Basque terrorists, with captors linking his fate to the trials.
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Energy crisis looms as U.S. faces winter strain
AP reporting from Washington notes the United States may endure a long cold winter with an energy shortage that could trigger plant shutdowns and sharply higher fuel and utility prices. The crisis centers on the East Coast, Tennessee Valley, upper Midwest, and Northwest as shortages threaten industry and potential rationing.
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How To Keep Bills Down This Winter
A government consumer affairs adviser outlines steps for homeowners to cut heating costs this winter. Lower the thermostat to 68 at night or when vacant, seal unused rooms, insulate, install storm windows, close draperies at night, and use electricity only when needed.
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