Ford-Sadat summit ends with plan to unveil Middle East peace
President Ford and Anwar Sadat wrap a Salzburg meeting promising a peace plan to be announced within a month and expanded aid to Egypt. Sadat welcomes Ford to Cairo. Kissinger calls talks strong. Rabin says Israel will withdraw half its tanks and all artillery 24 miles from the Suez Canal.
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Silence shrouds Phnom Penh as Khmer Rouge solidifies grip
Phnom Penh falls to the Khmer Rouge and leaders struggle to establish control. Khieu Samphan cited as a possible strongman, with reports of house arrest and a purge of Western influences. Cambodia vows neutrality and nonalignment while denouncing Western culture and expelling foreign bases.
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Walker named young GOP head in Kansas convention
Richard Walker Newton attorney and state representative was elected chairman of the Kansas Young Republicans Federation in Topeka. He will serve a two year term from July 1, succeeding Barbara Friend. Walker has been a vice chairman and legal counselor, and partners in Adrian and Walker.
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Doctors Return as New York Walkout Persists
California doctors on strike began returning to work after up to a month. New York doctors staged their own walkout over rising malpractice rates. Malpractice slowdowns continued in Pennsylvania and Texas, while Rhode Island groups threatened to walk out June 9. Private hospitals in Queens Brooklyn and Long Island reported major surgery cuts and fewer inpatients. Manhattan hospitals showed no walkout effects.
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Resigns as director of community development amid planned venture
Bob Barnes, long time director of community development and former URA chief, resigns effective June 20 to pursue a trenching business. City Manager Jay Newton notes a strong working relationship and says a search for a new CD director is underway.
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Treasury chief seeks more room to manage debt
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon urged Congress to raise the debt ceiling and permit higher interest on savings bonds to ease borrowing. He warned against deficit growth, backing a $60 billion target for the next fiscal year despite a $68.8 billion gap, and noted current long term rates cap at 4 44 percent limiting bond sales.
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Weather Snapshot for South Central Tonight and Tuesday
Partly cloudy with southerly winds 5 to 15 mph tonight. Low temperatures in the 50s. Partly sunny and warmer Tuesday with a high in the mid 80s.
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