Kissinger cites oil price policy in Brussels briefing
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger said the United States is studying a plan to prevent oil price drops that could threaten development of alternative energy sources. He noted progress on Greek Turkish talks on Cyprus peace negotiations but said gains are procedural, not substantive, as he spoke after a NATO ministerial meeting.
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NATO ministers seize on economics to bolster defense
At a NATO ministerial, Kissinger and Lans stress economic issues shaping alliance policy. A final communique highlights global economic strains affecting allied defenses. Kissinger cites a cautious path to oil talks and hints at timing with a Martinique summit. In Kansas City, Sen. Clark warns of a potential famine on the horizon and criticizes U S aid policies amid hunger.
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Beef protest cattle shown at Agriculture Department lawn
Twenty head of Hereford cattle valued at $7,350 were moved from the Agriculture Department lawn to slaughter and retail meat valued at $12,640 to be donated to poor Washington families next week. Twenty-seven more cattle remained in portably steel pens on the Mall across from Secretary Earl L. Butz to continue a joint producer consumer protest over livestock economics. The protest highlighted a $5,200 gap between farm prices and retail meat, with cattle to be grain fed on Maryland farms for four months to mirror rising cattle costs.
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Ford taps Edward Levi for attorney general post
President Ford reportedly named Edward H. Levi, a conservative Democrat and longtime University of Chicago president, to be the next attorney general. Levi's acceptance was unclear, with one Judiciary Committee member unhappy that he has never practiced law. Levi, a Chicago native and former provost, has strong support from Illinois senators and is described as a scholar.
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