Ford Brezhnev Open Nuclear Arms Talks In Vladivostok
President Ford and Leonid Brezhnev, meeting for the first time, discussed limits on offensive nuclear weapons in a six hour session at a Vladivostok resort. They canceled dinner, swam nearby, and planned to resume talks Sunday with Kissinger optimistic yet cautious about a future agreement.
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Ford
Leonid Brezhnev
Vozdvizhenka
White House
John Hushen
Vladivostok
Brezhnev
Siberian
South Korea
Japan
Communist Party
Ussuresk
Siberia
Henry A. Kissinger
Moscow
Valentian Zorin
Kissinger
Zorin
Middle East
U.S
Washington
Fill dirt costs drive up regional sewage plant price tag
The county plans a two million gallon sewage plant at Ballenger Creek with fill dirt as the largest expense. A July 1972 estimate put fill at 479 800 dollars for an 18 foot raise on a 17.8 acre site. later calculations say 475 000 cubic yards are needed. If dirt must be hauled by truck costs could rise beyond 479 800 dollars.
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Ballenger Creek
Baker-Wibberley Engineers
County Metropolitan Commission
Metropolitan Commission
John Cordyack
Cordyack
Assistant Commission
Ernest R. Lillard
Baker-Wibberley
Richard Beegle
Beegle
Kathleen Litteral
B&o
Frederick) Gas Company
Inside The News: UMW Workers Halt Coal Trucks
Unnamed United Mine Workers of America action halts coal trucks in a labor protest. Report notes disruption at mining sites with no injuries or arrests mentioned.
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UMW
Weekend Warmth With Mild Highs In The 50s And 60s
Sunny and milder today with highs in the mid to upper fifties. Tonight will be fair with mid thirties to around forty. Sunday brings increasing clouds and warmer highs in the sixties.
Wilson declared incompetent in Ft Meade murder case
Wilson, 22, a former Ft. Detrick cook, was ruled incompetent to stand trial on two murder counts for the June 3 killings of Sgt. Raymond LaBelle and Sp. John Hanna. A Government Sanity Board and psychiatrists labeled him psychotic, risking catatonia if forced to face trial. He remains under Ft. Meade control while civilian charges for his wife’s death in Frederick County could proceed.
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George G. Meade
Army
Spi
Maj. Woodward
Wilson
Ft. Meade
Col
Clyde Patterson
Sanity Proceedings
Ft. Detrick’s
Hijackers Kill Hostage Aboard VC10 in Tunis Crisis
Palestinian hijackers on a British Airways VC10 in Tunisia shoot a hostage and threaten further killings as they demand the release of Palestinian prisoners. The dead man is Werner Gustav Kehl, a German bank director in Zurich. The hijackers say they act to pressure for prisoner releases amid international diplomacy efforts.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Cairo
Werner Gustav Kehl
Zurich
Habib Chatti
United States
Ismail Fahmy
Ministry of Interior
Heid
Palestine Liberation Organization
British Airways
PLO
Tahar Belkhodja
Yasir Arafat
Radio Tunis
Auto industry announces massive layoffs and defense shakeup
The Associated Press reports more than 50,000 auto workers laid off with total blue collar jobs at 178,000 next month. Ford idles 32,474 employees. Chrysler cuts nearly 11,000 white-collar. GM and others reduce production amid coal strike. Defense realigns 11 facilities eliminating 11,600 civilian jobs and moving 11,500 military personnel. First National City Bank cuts prime rate to 10 percent. Amstar raises sugar prices.
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Associated Press
Pentagon
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Earler
U.S
American Motors Corp
Kenosha
Wis
Brampton
Ont
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Sparrows Pt
Defense Department
First National City Bank of New York
Amstar Corp
Amstar
Rockefeller weighs sale of $1.9 million oil holdings
Vice President designate Nelson Rockefeller says he may sell all $1.9 million of his oil stock to ease conflict of interest concerns. He also agreed to brief House Judiciary on sharing Rockefeller wealth details with his siblings for congressional confirmation, as the committee requested.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
House Judiciary Committee
Congressional
New York
Senate Rules Committee
House
Senate
Jerome R. Waidie
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Waldie
John F. Seiberling
Dohio
Canada to curb oil exports to United States 1982 end
Canada will cut oil exports to the United States from 900000 barrels a day to 800000 by 1975 and to 650000 by July if Alberta and Saskatchewan agree, with a full phase out by 1982. Energy Minister Donald Macdonald framed the move as ensuring eastern supply and addressing future shortages.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Energy
Donald Macdonald
Macdonald
U.S
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Saskatchwan
Venezuela
Middle East
House panel to hold hearings on soaring sugar prices
Congress to examine the rapid rise in sugar costs as hearings are set for December 3 and 5. Reports note a fresh price jump and that refineries and companies raised grocery and industrial sugar prices, with quotas and a 40 year old sugar control law at stake.
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Washington
Joseph P. Vigorito
Dpa
House Agriculture
Amstar Corp
National Sugar Refining Co
Sucrest Corp
Agriculture Committee
U.S
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