Threat Of Missiles From Sadat Threat Of Missiles From Sadat
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat declared missiles ready to launch to Israel as heavy fighting between Israel and Arab forces continued in Syria and the Sinai. He signaled willingness to attend a U.N. peace conference and reopen the Suez Canal if Israel withdraws from 1967 gains, while U.S. and Soviet arms flows surged to support sides. Sadat warned of an eye for an eye depth for depth and described Zafer missiles as on their bases.
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Nixon To Meet With Arabs Over Oil Crisis
Washington AP Nixon will meet Wednesday with four Arab foreign ministers Saudi Arabia Algeria Kuwait and Morocco to discuss the Middle East situation as U.S. oil imports loom. White House deputy press secretary Gerald L. Warren confirmed the meeting and noted Arabs asked to see the President through diplomatic channels amid King Faisal pressures. Warren declined further comment on diplomatic contacts.
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Ottawa considers Skyhook bonds for expansion
The Ottawa City Commission discussed Skyhook Corporation's proposal to issue 1.25 million in industrial revenue bonds for expanding its facilities. The session produced no action, with officials calling for a fiscal agent and legal counsel, and for a city policy on IRB financing before any approval.
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Ottawa City Commission
Skyhook Corporation
Skyhook
Robert W. Mills
City Commission
Ottawa
Kissinger and Tho Awarded 1973 Nobel Peace Prize
U S Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and North Vietnamese Politburo member Le Duc Tho win the 1973 Nobel Peace Prize for efforts to end the Vietnam War. They beat 45 candidates, receive about 120000 dollars to be shared, marking Kissinger as the 16th American laureate.
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County Forecast: Partly Cloudy With Mild Lows and Warm Day
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday. Lows tonight mid to upper 40s. Wednesday highs low to mid 70s. Winds east to southeast 5 to 15 mph. Also notes: high Monday 81, today low 48, year ago today 77 and 45, record high 88 in 1950, record low 25 in 1943.
Ford Criticizes Leaker Of Agnew Charges
Vice President-designate Gerald R. Ford condemns the leak of charges against Spiro T. Agnew. He urges punishment for the offender and notes government oath violations. Ford spoke on a return flight from Portland, urging focus on future solutions.
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Ford
Portland
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Agnew Bows Out After Tax Charge and Prosecution Fallout
Former vice president Spiro T. Agnew delivered a 19 minute televised valedictory denouncing criminal charges as unfounded while urging reforms in campaign finance and government contracting. He said his refusal to contest a tax evasion charge was to quickly resolve the situation and acknowledged possible ethical questions in fundraising and contract dispensing. He defended the prosecution’s claim of a broader scheme as not realistic amid his recent resignation and political fallout.
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Washington
Nixon
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Agnew
Local Groceries Still Battling Bare Shelves
Ottawa grocers report improving but stretched shelves as wage price freezes strikes weather and planning gaps bite. Salmon remains scarce across Peace Food Centers Waymire s Safeway and A P with few cans at high prices. Canned meat jars and beans face shortages due to potash jar makers and depleted reserves. Weather and harvest timing affect canned fruit and soybeans with looming flour shortages as U S wheat exports tighten.
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Ottawa
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Safeway
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Charlie Waymire
Waymire
South
Hart
Henry Hermreck
Gary Wilson
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