Arab nations plan $90 million Lebanon aid and arms package
Arab states including Saudi Arabia Kuwait Iraq Libya UAE Egypt and Morocco will provide $90 million for Lebanon to rebuild southern villages and bolster defense. Cairo sources say Syria and Iraq will supply weapons such as surface to air missiles and torpedo boats, with funding approved at an Arab League defense council meeting in Cairo. The plan follows Lebanon’s July request for $1 billion in arms and comes amid intensified Israeli raids in southeast Lebanon. The defense council will consider longer term plans later.
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Senate panel eyes new charters for CIA FBI and others
Sen Charles Mathias says the probe aims to draft new charters for the CIA FBI and other intelligence agencies as the panel's first full meeting sets secrecy rules. Reagan offers to resign from a Presidential commission studying the agency but is refused by Nelson Rockefeller.
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Weather Snapshot From Canada and U S Cities
Forecast summary lists Edmonton Montreal Toronto Winnipeg with high and low temperatures noted. Precipitation values and cloud cover indicators accompany the figures, plus yesterday’s high and this morning’s low. Outlook outlines sky conditions for today across regions.
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Jackson enters 1976 race pledges fair energy plan
Sen. Henry M. Jackson formally entered the 1976 presidential race vowing to oppose blank checks for Southeast Asia and gunboat diplomacy in the Middle East. He criticizes Ford energy and economic policies as unfair and says sacrifices must be shared. He raised over 1 million dollars and planned a campaign of debate and frank talk, stating his record of 35 years in Congress.
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Nixon weighed resignation and Ford's readiness
Colson said Nixon spoke in December 1973 about resigning but doubted Gerald Ford could handle the presidency. Nixon worried Ford could not control Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, and Colson quoted Nixon noting Kissinger’s instability and Ford’s slow start.
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Pomona Council passes rates and indecency ordinance
February 7, 1975 Pomona Kansas minutes show Ordinance 299 amending electric rates with tiered charges from 0.07 to 0.025 and Ordinance prohibiting indecent exposure with penalties up to 50 dollars fine or ten days in county jail. Mayor Nels Kristenson and City Clerk Vivien K Elehinger signed.
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Pomona Kansas adopts a set of city drunkenness and public safety ordinances
A February 1975 Pomona Kansas ordinance package governs drunkenness on public places and within private homes, imposes fines up to 59 dollars and up to ten days in Franklin County Jail, and includes additional rules prohibiting refrigerator abandonment, careless driving, criminal damage to property, and stop intersection designations. The measures, approved by Mayor Vivien K Eichenger and the City Council, become effective upon publication.
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Four Way and Two Way Stop Provisions Adopted
Franklin County ordinance establishes a four way stop at Second Street and East G Street and two way stop at Second Street and East C Street with corner and facing directions. It also notes penalties up to 30 dollars or ten days in jail for violations as recorded February 1975. Also includes probate notices in Ottawa Kansas for the estates of Kay R. Nickoles Emory Howell and related final settlements and hearings with dates in February and March 1975.
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