Sadat says Egypt ready for cease fire and UN peace talk
Cairo reports President Anwar Sadat warned Egyptian missiles are ready to strike Israel but Egypt is prepared to accept a cease fire and attend a United Nations peace conference on condition Israel withdraws from lands it occupied in 1967 and Palestinian rights are restored. He said Suez Canal could be opened immediately as a contribution to world prosperity.
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Agnew appeals for reforms as he proclaims innocence
Former vice president Spiro Agnew, in a televised valedictory, denounced charges of extortion and tax evasion while urging campaign spending reform and ethics in government contracting. He defended his resignation as a quick resolve and vowed to defend his integrity.
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Israeli cargo ship moves to battle zone with U S arms
The Israeli freighter Aben Dat at Norfolk naval base loaded with 250 and 500 pound bombs and four American A4 Skyhawk fighters and tanks. The ship flew no flag and sailed amid high security as Washington prepared to resupply Israel in the Middle East conflict. The Iwo Jima helicopter carrier also loaded gear and headed toward the Mediterranean with Marines aboard.
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Gasoline price ceilings eased by city council
The council moved to loosen price ceilings for about a third of independent stations allowing increases from one tenth to 12 cents per gallon. Only dealers with recent wholesale rises can raise prices, with automatic pass through possible after Nov. 1 to cover future wholesale costs. Charles Binsted praised the relief for dealers.
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Israeli Forces Hold Line as New Offense Rages in Syria
Syrian and Iraqi troops press a new offensive against Israeli units in Syria as tanks and artillery clash on the Egyptian front. U S transport planes rush arms to Israel while Soviet airlift aids Egypt and Syria. Israel reports downed Syrian aircraft and missiles boats shell Mediterranean radar stations near Alexandria.
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Agnew Prepares TV Address After TelePrompter Trouble
Former vice president Spiro Agnew faced reading difficulties during a live national address. He decided to read from his own text, prompting speculation as Secret Service protected him and reporters chased questions after the broadcast.
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Cincinnati air plan rejected by EPA over auto inspections
The EPA rejected Ohio's Cincinnati air quality plan for missing auto emissions inspections and ordered a revised plan due by Jan 1. EPA Administrator Russell Train noted Dayton and Toledo plans were approved without inspections due to new data. Hamilton County officials estimated inspection costs near $1 million for about 500000 cars.
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Middletown Weather Forecast Sees Cool Winds and Sunny Wednesday
Cloudy and windy conditions with upper 30s overnight lows forecast for Middletown. Sunny skies expected Wednesday with highs in the low 60s. Yesterday reached 81 degrees with a 46 degree low. Extended outlook shows 60s highs and upper 30s lows through Saturday.
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EPA approves 1977 traffic controls for 22 metros
The EPA under court order outlines restrictions including pollution-control inspections, parking surcharges, older vehicle modifications and car pool lanes to meet 1977 clean air deadlines. Five California areas face the toughest limits with drastic vehicle reductions. Los Angeles and San Francisco would nearly halt traffic. Denver labeled a sixth with fuel rationing as a last resort, while other cities like Boston, Portland, Minneapolis, Cincinnati, Dallas Fort Worth, Austin Waco, San Antonio, Houston Galveston, El Paso and Las Cruces Alamogordo face various measures.
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