Turkish Cypriots declare own state in Cyprus split
Turkish Cypriot leaders proclaim a separate autonomous state entity in the occupied north as a bid to federate with a Greek Cypriot state amid ongoing disputes over Cyprus independence and partition. Ankara calls the move a rejection of Cyprus unity, while Turkish Cypriot officials say they act to defend rights under years of oppression and economic deprivation.
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Immerbhers Cyprus Toda
Cyprus
Ankara
Proneer Sad Irmak
Turkey
Greece
Punt
White House must free road funds for 12 states
A federal judge ruled the White House lacks power to withhold highway funds and ordered the Federal Highway Administration to determine and pay the actual share owed to 12 states including Pennsylvania Alaska Arizona Idaho Louisiana Michigan Nevada Oklahoma Texas Utah Washington and Wisconsin after Ford released 2 billion in impounded funds to spur road construction.
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Whie House
Congress
John Lewis Smith Jr
Ford
White House
Smith
The
Highway Administration
Pennsylvania
Alaska
Arizona
Idaho
Louisiana
Michigan
Nevada
Oklahoma
Texas
Utah
Wisconsin
Offshore oil delays eyed amid court and embargo fears
Washington AP reports the Letener Department warns offshore oil development may be delayed up to a year due to court rulings and judicial recess. Officials say nominating offshore areas for leasing could be affected by Supreme Court action and a potential Arab oil embargo looming over U S energy independence.
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Washington
Letener Department
Wahdiraeal Ufi
Leanne Amotast
Letener
Hoyaten
Hughes
Supreme Court
New Jersey
Bresdal Byrne
Morton
Department of Interar
Martas
Fim
Ford Administration
United States
Price-fixers aid charities instead of paying fines
Five Arizona dairy executives and four firms convicted of conspiring to fix milk prices will perform charity work or contribute services in lieu of fines after U S District Judge Carl Muecke deferred sentencing to September 15. The firms face up to 175000 in fines and individuals up to 1000 with possible short jail terms. one defendant, Ralph DeLong, will avoid jail due to a heart ailment and works at a charity dining room.
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Anz
Aps
Carl Muecke
Graves
Arizona
Ralph DeLong
Foremost-McKesson
Muecke
St. Vincent DePaul
Jack DeCordova
Borden
Salvation Army
James Bryant
The
Carnation Co
Paul Dew
Shamrock Foods of
St. Mary's Food Bank
U S cuts Pacific fleet as Vietnam war fades
The United States will reduce aircraft carriers in Asian waters to 13 next year, with western Pacific deployments limited to one carrier at times. Navy carrier strength drops from 15 to 13, while U S airpower in Thailand shrinks by about 5 fighter bombers and manpower falls from 25 000 to 10 000 as Vietnam era commitments wind down.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Thailand
Japan
South Korea
Taiwan
Philippines
South Vietnam
Western Pacific
Ith
Indian Ocean
North Vietnam
Laos
7Th Fleet
Japan-Korea
Taiwan Straits
South China Sea
Vietnam
White House weighs Iran loan to Pan Am finance deal
The White House is seen poised to approve Iran's plan to fund Pan American World Airways amid rising oil prices and Pan Am losses. Iran's infusion would mark a dramatic foreign stake in US industry as Ford weighs national security and economic implications.
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Mideaster
Henry A Misceger
United States
Exergy
Frank G Zarbs
White House
Iran
Pan Am
Washington
Pan American World Airways
Careel
Ford
Atlanta
Carolina
Treasury
William E Simon
Simon
Ford Administration
State Department
National Securiy Council
NRC reports show 1400 abnormal nuclear plant events last year
NRC records indicate 1400 plus abnormal occurrences at U S nuclear plants in 1974 with only four directly affecting safety or environment none causing injuries or property damage. Commonwealth Edison Zion plant incident involved overflow of slightly radioactive water spilling to ground and near Lake Michigan, with containment measures described.
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Hlimois
Commonwealth Edison Co
Chicago
NRC
Commonwealth Edison
Zion
Lake Michigan
Mrs Ford pushes ERA support with Goldwater in Arizona
First Lady Betty Ford urged Senator Barry Goldwater to back the Equal Rights Amendment citing her two daughters. She said she telephoned Prizlaff and noted Arizona debates the measure as ERA gains push in 34 states with four more needed. Ford plans to keep lobbying legislators as votes near.
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Betty Ford
Barry Goldwater
Anzma
Ford
Arizona House of Representatives
Goldwater
Arizona
Jay Prizlaff
Era
Plann
Dong
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