Israel Egypt cease-fire talks break off amid gunfire near Cairo
Negotiators from Israel and Egypt ended cease-fire discussions after a two mile distance exchange of machine-gun and mortar fire near Kilometre 101 on the Cairo Suez road. A U N peace force car was within 20 yards as the exchange lasted about 30 minutes. Brezhnev warned in New Delhi that without an early peace settlement a new and more dangerous conflict could erupt in the Middle East.
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Egypt
Associated Press
A .N
Aharon Yariv
Mohamed el-Gamasy
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Cairo-Suez Road
New Delhi
Leonid I Brezhnev
Middle East
Brezhnev
Indira Gandhi
U.N
Ribbon cutting ceremony marks Sugar 'n Spice expansion
The event featured executives including Leonard Ponzi, executive vice president of Sugar 'n Spice, as the ongoing scissor work at the ceremony occurred Monday. William Mac- (text incomplete)
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Leonard Ponzi
Sugar 'N Spice
William Mac
Doolittle Hall Recreated for Oswego Christmas Play
Oswego State stage at Waterman Center will host Rosemary Nesbitt’s Children’s Theatre production of A Christmas Carol running December 14 to 16 with 2:30 matinees and 8:15 shows. Dickens himself may introduce the performance. design team reconstructs the missing interior from Academy of Music photos. Tickets go on sale December 3 at Tyler Hall Box Office.
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Oswego
Water St
Waterman Stage
State University College At
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Children's Theatre
Charles Dickens
John Mincher Jr
Design and Technical Theatre
Senate OKs Bill to Remove Snag to Saxbe Appointment
The Senate approved a bill to reduce Attorney General Saxbe’s pay from 60 000 to 35 000, clearing a constitutional snag as Nixon delays nomination. Critics call it a mockery of the Constitution. supporters expect quick House passage and presidential submission.
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Oks
Snag
Saxbe
Washington
William B. Saxbe
Congress
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Cab
Inet
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Thaddeus J. Dulski
D-N.y
House
Nixon
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Robert Byrd
Dw.va
Ervin
Byrd
State Lottery Winners Ad Hint
Notice urges winners of a State Lottery prize to claim at the State Building in Syracuse New York. The ad mentions a specific draw and directs claim action at the official lottery office.
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State of the Lldg
Syracuse, N. Y
Weather Summary for the Period Ending Eight AM
The report notes high 64, low 39, mean 51.4 with trace precipitation. Pressure 29.695 rising, humidity 93 percent, wind W at 17 mph, visibility unset. Sunrise 7:18 tomorrow. Historical highs 61 in 1934 and 3 in 1875.
Blustery afternoon with snow flurries and cool high
The forecast calls for blustery conditions with snow flurries this afternoon and local accumulations of an inch or two. Temperatures hover in the upper 30s to mid 40s with gusty west winds and rising toward the mid 40s by Friday.
Taiyo Department Store Fire Death Toll May Exceed A Hundred
A Takamatsu style department store fire in Kumamoto during holiday shopping left as many as 109 dead and about 100 injured. Helicopters evacuated survivors from the roof of the seven story building as firefighters battled heavy smoke. Officials noted at least 31 victims were women and said upper floors may hold more casualties.
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Kumamoto
Japan
Tokyo
Masatoshi Tsuruta
Taiyo Department Store
Nixon Aide Says He Did Not Ask Woods About Tape Gap
White House lawyer J. Fred Buzhardt testified he did not ask President Nixon s secretary Rose Mary Woods to explain the 18 minute gap on a Watergate tape. Woods said she may have had the record button low during part of a June 20 1972 conversation with H R Haldeman.
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White House
J. Fred Buzhardt
Nixon
Rose Mary Woods
H. R. Haldeman
Miss Woods
Assis
Buzhardt
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Ford Nomination to be Vice President Advances
Washington report says Gerald Ford’s nomination to be vice president won approval 29 to 0 in the House Judiciary Committee. The full House action is expected next week with overwhelming support anticipated.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
House Judiciary Committee
Indictment of Ex White House Aide Chapin in Watergate Case
A federal grand jury indicted former White House aide Dwight L Chapin on four counts of lying to the Watergate grand jury. The charges relate to false testimony on April 11 1973 about Donald H Segretti activities. Each count carries up to five years in prison and a $10000 fine.
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White House
Dwight L. Chapin
Watergate
Chapin
Donald H. Segretti
Economy to slow in 1974 due to oil cut-off
Herbert Stein, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisors, warned in Washington that if the Arab oil embargo continues the U S economy would slow dramatically in 1974 and unemployment could rise toward six percent though growth would approach recession levels without an actual output decline.
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Associated Press
Nixon
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisors
Washington
Government to alert millions about new SSI eligibility
Washington AP reports eight national voluntary groups agreed to inform up to three million aged, blind and disabled Americans eligible for the new Supplemental Security Income program starting Jan 1. Caspar Weinberger said automatic conversion will move three million welfare recipients into SSI, but only 300,000 applications have been received from the eligible others.
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Washington
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Caspar W
Weinberger
Medicare Drug Cost Amendment Clears Senate
The Senate approved an amendment by Senator Abraham Ribicoff to extend drug cost coverage for elderly patients with chronic illness. The 77 to 11 vote added the provision to a Social Security bill.
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Washington
Medicare
Senate
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Parental Consent Ruling in Syracuse Court Case
State Supreme Court Justice John Tenney declares a section of the domestic relations law unconstitutional requiring parental consent for a male under 21 to marry. The ruling followed Syracuse City Clerk Louis Adornato refusing a license when the groom would be under 21 and a parent would not consent.
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Syracuse
N. Y
State Supreme Court
John Tenney
Louis F. Adornato
Photographs Show Woods at White House Desk
Photographs dated November 27 depict Miss Woods seated at a desk in the White House with a tape in the foreground. The images capture Woods in a formal office setting as she engages with her work.
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Triet Court
Miss Woods
White House
Energy shortages trigger widespread layoffs in auto and aviation
Amid fuel shortages the administration expects policies to reduce job losses but GM and American Airlines announce thousands of layoffs. Cessna plans 2400 cuts, while Florida tourism and other sectors face increasing unemployment. Oil embargoes and debates over oil company roles accompany the economic strain.
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Associated Press
Rogers CR. Morton
General Motors
American Airlines
Cessna Aircraft Co
Nixon
Florida
Warmer Winter Forecast Across Much of U S
National Weather Service predicts a warmer than normal winter for the Midwest South and parts of the Northeast with East Coast and Central Great Plains uncertain. Far West Northern Rockies and Northern Great Plains likely cooler. 60 percent accuracy expected.
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National Weather Service
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Northeast
United States
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Rockies
Great Plains
Oil Executives Called to Aid U S Petroleum Controls
Interior Department officials say 250 oil industry executives will join a standby Executive Reserve in December to advise on petroleum distribution and fuel rationing. The executives will stay on their company payrolls and be compensated by their employers, with travel and expenses paid by the department.
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Washington
Interior Department
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Pierce Elliot
Central Re
Thompson confirmed to lead troubled Bureau of Indian Affairs
In Washington AP Thompson, confirmed by the Senate, is taking over the Bureau of Indian Affairs after a lengthy vacancy caused by the resignation following the occupation and vandalism of BIA headquarters by Indian activists. Proposals for reorganizing the agency have circulated during the interim.
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Washington (Ap
Morteris Thompson
Senate
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Hijackers Held After 68 Hours Middle East Standoff
Dubai police report three Arabs in custody after hijacking a jumbo jet and touring the region for sanctuary. Officials did not disclose any deal with Palestinians or the fate of the remaining hostages as a fresh KLM crew prepared to fly the Boeing 747 back to Amsterdam.
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Middle East
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KLM
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