Kissinger Israel Egypt pact set for signing in Geneva
The Kissinger brokered Israeli Egyptian accord won parliamentary approval 70 to 43 after nine hours of debate. Clearance by U S Congress for 200 civilian technicians at surveillance posts is needed before Sinai troop withdrawals. Kissinger pressed Congress during a Washington stop to support monitoring and transmission roles.
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Tiny Tina Welcomes 18 Inch Baby On Tour
Gloria Hurd known as Tiny Tina, world’s smallest woman at 29 inches, leaves Forest City Hospital with an 18 inch newborn son named Anthony. She plans to travel with her carnival troupe to Detroit soon, prefers boys, and has learned karate to protect herself.
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Cleveland
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Detroit
Congress shows signs of overriding Ford oil veto
The AP reports growing indications Congress may override President Ford's veto to extend oil price controls for six months. Separately the U.S. Bureau of Mines says the Soviet Union surpassed the United States last year as the planet’s top oil producer. Key Democrats express confidence in achieving the override.
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Smiling Gussie Brogdon Seeks Dentures Amid Bureaucracy
Miami AP reports migrant worker Gussie Brogdon, 58, left toothless after two months of delays in a denture program funded by federal money. She struggles on $10 weekly while officials clash over funds and access at a senior center and hospital programs.
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Gussie Brogdon
Senior Citizen's Center
George Rice
Baby swap settles hospital mixup in De Queen Arkansas
Two Arkansas couples received the wrong infants from General Hospital after a July birth. A police probe confirmed the mixup via footprint comparison. The Fisks and Tabors swapped back their babies after attorneys and hospital officials arranged the resolution.
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Dequeen, Ark
General Hospital
Ray Kimball
Fisks
Soviets and US Skip Israeli-Egyptian Pact Signing
In Geneva the Soviet Union snubbed the planned signing of the Israeli Egyptian agreement and the United States likewise planned not to attend. The United Nations said there was a possibility it might also cancel its witness role. The cancellation would disrupt a high profile diplomatic ceremony set for 5 p.m. noon EDT.
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Middletown Weather Forecast With Showers Possible
Showers likely in the Middletown area tonight and Friday with overnight lows in the 60s and daytime highs in the low 80s. Yesterday's high reached 88 and overnight 61 amid an observed 46 inch rainfall. An extended outlook shows more showers Saturday and fair weather Sunday and Monday.
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Middletown
Ohio tax law reform urged by industry leaders
Ohio Senate committee hears support for a House passed plan to cut equipment and inventory tax from 50 to 35 percent of true value. Critics warn revenue impacts on local government and schools must be addressed with a replacement funding source before any reduction. Business leaders argue Ohio loses investment to Kentucky, Indiana and Pennsylvania due to higher rates.
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