Kissinger and Rabin ready to resume Middle East talks in New York
Kissinger and Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin planned a Sunday summit in New York as momentum builds for renewed peace talks. Rabin, addressing a Jewish dinner, said optimism remains while Israel seeks a multiyear Sinai settlement and security assurances. The Arab League warned any interim pact with Egypt must precede a total Israeli withdrawal, accusing Rabin of stalling.
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Four Hurt After Bank Window-Ledge Bag Explodes in Chicago
In Chicago loop business district two blasts injure two married couples who found a dark leather bag on a window ledge of the First National Bank of Chicago at Dearborn and Monroe. A Puerto Rican Nationalist group claimed responsibility. damage was minor but windows shattered. Police questioned and released the four, whose names were not released.
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Brezhnev Urges Global Ban on New Mass Destruction Weapons
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev calls for an international agreement to halt development of weapons more terrible than nuclear arms, warning modern science could yield mass destruction. He cites no specific systems, while Washington notes lasers as a distant possibility.
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Soviet Union launches Venera 10 toward Venus
Moscow reports the Venera 10 spacecraft launched six days after Venera 9 as two probes pursue different Venus objectives. Tass states equipment functions well and outlines a rendezvous plan for October while noting no landing confirmation.
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House Weighs Abolishing Intelligence Committee Clash over CIA leaks
Senior House members plan to abolish the House intelligence committee amid clashes over Nedzi's chairmanship. Reps Bolling and Stratton push a roll call on Nedzi's resignation before moving to abolish the panel. Senate scrutiny also centers on former CIA chief Helms amid murder plot allegations.
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UC Faces $10 Million State Aid Cut in Senate Action
UC vice president James Eden calls the $10 million reduction in the Senate Finance Committee vote on the $20.5 million contingent aid disastrous but says the university will pursue full state affiliation. The panel delays the deadline to 1977 and exempts Cincinnati from lower system fee levels. Eden warns of program cuts and higher tuition if funds remain cut.
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Tornado outbreak lashes Midwest causing damage and injuries
Severe storms swept the Midwest from the southern Plains to the Great Lakes with tornadoes and hail. Stillwater Oklahoma bore the brunt with mobile homes destroyed and OSU damage. widespread power outages followed. Illinois reports include flooded roads, two inch hail, and a Chicago area couple killed amid heavy rain. Seven Lisle firefighters were hurt by a lightning related incident.
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Tax break on wood-burning stoves voted down
Congressional debate shows opposition to a wood-burning stove tax credit as part of the energy bill. Rep. Jeffords touts potential $32 million yearly savings and notes stove use may reduce petroleum fuels, while critics warn against turning the bill into a Christmas tree laden with special breaks.
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Middletown Forecast Sees Showers Tonight Through Sunday
Weather indicates showers in the Middletown area tonight and Sunday with temperatures dipping to the mid 60s tonight and highs in the low 80s tomorrow. Extended outlook shows a chance of showers from Monday through Wednesday with highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s.
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Patriot flag business boosts Milwaukee maker amid waning public demand
Milwaukee flagmaker Mel Shikora reports a surge in patriotic flag sales but notes a glut of WIN flags and buttons. He says most durable demand comes from high school sports teams seeking school spirit and inspiration.
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