Israelis Postpone Pact Test Amid Sinai Talks
Israel delays a Suez canal test of Egypt pledges to allow Israeli cargo, citing Cairo request as opposition to the Sinai pact cools. A Greek freighter diverted to Haifa. Nathan the peace activist deported after attempting to sail through the canal. In Beirut, street fighting resumes near Martyr's Square as toll nears 400. Arafat warns of Arab risks.
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Israel
Egypt
Suez Canal
Cairo
Sinai
Elat
Haifa
Mediterranean
Maativ
Henry A. Kissinger
Maariv
Geneva
U.S
Canal
Abie Nathan
Port Said
Nathan
Video Tape Featured In Art Show
CHICAGO AP The Museum of Contemporary Art presents a video art exhibition where viewers become participants. Works by Dan Graham Peter Campus Nam June Paik Paul Kos and others explore video tapes and sets in immersive rooms with delayed viewer images and psychedelic TV gardens.
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Chicago
Museum of Contemporary Art
Institute of Contemporary Art
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Hartford
Conn
Dan Graham
Peter Campus
Campus
New York
Nam June Paik
Allen Ginsberg
Paul Kos
San Francisco
Study ranks quality of life by region and city
A federal MRI study of 243 metros across the United States finds the best quality of life on the West Coast and Midwest. Portland tops large cities, Eugene leads mid-size, and LaCrosse heads small cities, with multiple cities noted as outstanding across categories.
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Kansas City
United States
West Coast
Midwest
Portland
Ore
Midwest Research Institute
MRI
Eugene
LaCrosse
Wis
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Liu
Environmental Protection Agency
Washington
Jersey City
N. J
Mobile
Ala
Laredo
Tex
Sacramento
Calif
Seattle-Everett
Wash
San Jose
Minneapolis- St. Paul
Rochester
N. Y
Hartford
Minn
Lincoln
Neb
Topeka
Kan
Green Bay
Ogden
Utah
Norwalk
Troubled Boston Schools Hit Next By Teacher Strike
Boston public schoolteachers defied a court order and began a citywide strike affecting 76,000 students. About 5,000 teachers planned picket lines at Charlestown and South Boston high schools as negotiations continued after the union rejected the latest contract offer.
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Boston
Boston Teachers Union
Boston School Committee
Charlestown
South Boston
Henry Robinson
Robinson
Suffolk Superior Court
Samuel Adams
U.S. District Court
W. Arthur Garrity
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Broward County
Renewed clashes mar Beirut negotiations and cease fire efforts
Street fighting erupted again in Beirut eastern suburbs as Syrian mediators push for a weekend cease-fire. Moslem leftists and right wing Christians used machine guns mortars and grenades amid sniper fire. Death toll nears 400 this year as security forces enter combat zones and dozens of bodies are recovered. Fire in the commercial quarter is brought under control after fires started by bazooka and mortars. Syrian officials meet with Lebanese leaders including Rashid Karami Camille Chamoun and Yasir Arafat as thousands seek refuge in Damascus amid aid shortages and border tightening.
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Lebanon
Beirut
Martyr’s Square
Tripoli
Martyr's Square
Damascus
Wall Street
Middle East
Pan American World Airways
First National City Bank of New York
No Ceremonies In Ship Graveyard
KEARNY New Jersey AP The rear of the big guns has stopped the flags and bunting removed and all that remains of much of America’s fighting fleet is a pile of rusted metal at one of the nation’s largest ship breaking yards. Implementing demolition of carriers like the USS Essex and USS Randolph after World War II, the yard dismantles ships in two basins across the Hackensack River from Jersey City.
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Kearny
N.J
America
Jim Swenson
River’ Terminal Development Co
Swenson
Essex
Randolph
Hackensack River
Jersey City
Pacific
Asst
Bill McNellis
Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co
Hackensack
Automobile Fuel Economy Sees 12.8 Percent Gain in 1976
The EPA reports 1976 autos average 17.6 mpg, up 12.8 percent from 1975. Top city mileage: Chevrolet Chevette at 30 mpg. highway best: Datsun B-210 at 41 mpg. A new combined city highway rating shows 33 mpg for Chevette, Datsun B-210 and Subaru.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Ann Arbor
Mich
Notice of Estate Administrations in Franklin County
First published notices in Franklin County Kansas probate court announce the estates of Jim Duvall and Harry L. Gault. R. Michael Latimer named administrator for Jim Duvall. creditors must file claims within six months. Separate hearing sought for final settlement of Harry L. Gault estate with defenses due by October 1 1975. Includes attorney details and filing locations.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Jim Duvall
R. Michael Latimer
Gia
Harry L. Gault
Ross Gault
Ottawa
Thomas E. Gleason
Kansas
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