Mayors See NYC Dilemma As Exception
Mayors at the National League of Cities convention largely believe New York will not be matched in seeking federal aid. They cite state and federal control over finances and heavy operating expense borrowing as unique to New York. Only Boston’s Kevin White doubts that others will request such aid, warning of shared risks.
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Ford
New York
National League of Cities
Kevin White
Boston
League
Carlos Romero Barcello
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Abraham) Beame
Ralph Perk
Cleveland
National Republican Mayors Conference
Coleman Young
Detroit
Buffalo
Newark
Philadelphia
Egypt Regains Abu Rudeis Oil Fields From Israel
Egypt poised to resume control of the Abu Rudeis oil field and Ras Sadr after Israeli withdrawal in Sinai. UN troops and Italian technicians will supervise the handover, part of Kissinger negotiated terms. Israeli pumping from Sinai ends as Egypt and Israel outline broader Sinai accord and channel passage through Suez.
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Suez Canal
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Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
United States
Yoram
Eloise Lulls Mark 1975 Atlantic Hurricane Season
Miami AP. Despite Eloise, the 1975 Atlantic season closed with six hurricanes and two tropical storms. Neil Frank, head of the Hurricane Center, notes a multi year lull with major storms forming in the Gulf and higher latitude hurricanes lacking power. Eloise killed 34 in Puerto Rico, 25 on Ola Island, two in the U.S., and caused 100 to 150 million dollars in Florida damage.
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Ola
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Haiti
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Cuba
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Reagan Says He Will Support Ford If He Wins Nomination
Ronald Reagan told ABC that he would back President Ford if Ford captures the Republican nomination in 1976 and ruled out a third party bid. He cited differences with Ford over Panama Canal, Cuba trade, inflation and urges less federal welfare while shifting programs to states. Carter and Udall outlined primary plans on separate programs as they discussed campaign strategies.
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NBC
Meet the Press
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Massachusetts
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Carter
United States
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