Global leaders resume talks on Arab drive for peace
In Cairo Anwar Sadat and Hafez Assad meet to coordinate a new Arab push toward Israel peace negotiations. Mubarak hinted at a bombshell outcome while Fahmy said steps will affect the region. Rabin faces possible resignation amid coalition strain in Israel.
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Helsinki Pact blamed for harsher Soviet prison conditions
Vladimir Bukovsky, freed in the Corvalan exchange, says the Helsinki Agreement worsened life for Soviet prisoners at Vladimir prison. He accuses the pact of disarming the West and curbing human rights efforts, noting new limits on reading material and Western publications.
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United Nations Review
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Cutting fuel costs with simple home efficiency tips
Consumer energy tips cite OPEC and natural gas price rises as drivers of higher heating costs. The Federal Energy Administration recommends caulking, weather stripping, storm windows, plastic film, attic and wall insulation, and adjusting thermostats to cut bills by up to 15 to 20 percent. Regular furnace servicing and heat pump options are advised. A government pamphlet offers further guidance.
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Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
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Journal of Commerce
OPEC
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Consumer Information Center
Pueblo
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Firebomb confession may clear Wilkinson
Robert Wilkinson, jailed on murder charges after a 1975 firebomb killed five, says he did not do it. Witnesses now claim the actual bomber was David McGinnis, while Nelson Garcia says he lied about seeing Wilkinson. The Philadelphia Inquirer reports police coercion in multiple cases and Wilkinson was freed on bail before potential exoneration hearings.
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Brezhnev Is Honored On 70th Birthday In Moscow
Soviet party chief Leonid Brezhnev received two medals and a sword at a Kremlin ceremony with leaders from the Soviet bloc. A luncheon followed with speakers praising his devotion and leadership while the event remained private and was not marked by public celebrations.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
Kremlin
Brezhnev
Leonid Ilych
Inter
Coast Guard hunts for five missing as tanker explosion identified four dead
Coast Guard says search for five missing crewmen may wait two to three days as oil skimming and submerged wreckage hinder dives on the Sansinena in Los Angeles Harbor. Four Italian crewmen identified by the county coroner after Friday’s blast, three others hospitalized. A three officer Coast Guard panel will investigate the disaster and seek witness accounts.
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Angeles Harbor
Los Angeles
Coast Guard
Calogero D’asaro
Orazio D'Amico
Umberto Scarogni
Emanuele Orgioli
Agricultural Statistics 1976 published by U S government
The 620 page paperback Agricultural Statistics 1976 compiles farm and food figures from 1959 to 1975 including imports, outputs, and domestic programs. It features USDA data, bicentennial emblem on the red cover, price 5 60 with 5 65 year rise, and tables in U S and metric measures.
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U.S
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Statistical Reporting Service
Koehn
U.S. Agriculture
Republic
George Washington
Fur trapping blooms into multi million business in Texas
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department reports a fur trapping resurgence driven by synthetic clothing demand and European fur buyers. In 1974 75 nearly 10 000 trapping licenses were sold and about 700 000 animals were taken for a wholesale value of 4 2 million dollars with raccoon ringtail gray fox and red fox bringing the greatest returns accounting for 60 percent of furs bought and 80 percent of revenue.
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Parks and Wildlife Department
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