Middle East diplomacy to quicken with Allon Kissinger talks
The pace of Middle East diplomacy is set to accelerate next week as Israeli Foreign Minister Yigal Allon returns for talks with Secretary of State Kissinger. U.S. officials say Kissinger may venture to the region to seek another interim settlement amid mounting pressure on oil embargo policies.
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Middle East
Yigal Allon
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Kissinger
Beirut
Lebanon
United States
Energy group cracks down on gas suppliers
The House Energy Crisis Committee in Austin urged laws to force natural gas deliveries to meet commitments and backed a unitization bill to treat oil fields as single production units. They also advocated low coal taxes to spur Texas production and reduce consumer costs, with penalties for officers over selling beyond proven reserves.
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Energy Group
Austin, Tex
Coastal States Gas Corp
House Energy Crisis Committee
Texas
Cre
Jon Newton
Dbeeville
Tom Schieffer
Dfort Worth
Newton
Milton Fox
R-Houston
Fox
Reagan Goes to Ranch as Brown Takes Helm
Ronald Reagan heads to Santa Barbara ranch as Edmund G. Brown Jr. is sworn in as California governor. Brown pledges belt tightening amid recession and inflation, announcing a 7 percent across the board cut for his staff and plans to re–examine state programs. Reagan retreats to private life and prepares new media ventures including Viewpoint and a weekly column.
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Brown
Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Santa Barara Ranch
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Edmund G
Pat’’ Brown
California
Maureen
Los Angeles
Bentsen backs Texas primary idea for 1976 race
Sen Lloyd M Bentsen Jr says a Texas presidential primary would let voters speak and take decisions from smoky rooms. He has not decided whether to seek the Democratic nomination, noting 27 states already use primaries and urging legislative action to set one up. The speech also praised Judge Reynaldo Garza, the first Mexican American federal judge and current chief judge in the Southern District of Texas.
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Tex
Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr
D-Tex
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
U.S. District Court
Reynaldo Garza
Brownsville
Bentsen
Democratic Party
Garza
Southern District of
Ford
Judge Garza
Kennedy
City hires attorney for flight fights
Harlingen officials voted to hire a lawyer to oppose Texas International Airlines move to end service to the Lower Rio Grande Valley City. A second resolution asks the Texas Aeronautics Commission to intervene against the petition. Local leaders say loss of service would cause irreparable financial harm while seeking support from nearby cities in the aviation dispute.
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Harlingen
Texas International Airlines
Rio Grande Valley
Bob Yonker
Texas International
Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Agency
Texas Aeronautics Commission
Southwest Airlines
Texas Agency
Dick Washman
San Benito
Raymondville
Ralph Thompson
Southwest
Lawyers await court ruling on Briscoe testimony changes
Frances Farenthold’s lawyers seek a court order demanding Gov Dolph Briscoe explain why he altered sworn deposition testimony about a $15,000 1972 campaign donation from Clinton Manges. The motion claims changes include dating and donor references and to statements on conversations and meetings. The suit concerns未 1974 campaign finance filing and a $489000 unreported family loan.
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Austin, Tex
Frances Farenthold
Dolph Briscoe
Briscoe
Clinton Manges
Freer
Uvalde
Raymond Needham
Terence O’rourke
Houston
State District Court
Herman Jones
Manges
Farenthold
South
Texas
Uvalde Wool and Mohair Co
Mayor orders files purge of names in Houston AP report
Mayor Fred Hofheinz says the Houston Police Department kept dossiers on political figures before he took office in January 1974. He said Monday the practice was known and related files should be purged of names.
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Earth
Washington
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Enterprise
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Philippines
Subic Bay
Bataan
Winant Sidle
Pentagon
Houston (Ap
Fred Hofheinz
Houston Police Department
U.S
Barbara Jordan
D-Tex
Hofheinz
Lynn
Miss Jordan
Milk may be priced as delicacy at $1 a quart
New Orleans report on milk prices notes a $1 per quart speculation as a future delicacy if federal pricing rules persist. Agricultural economist Dr. William H. Alexander warns dairy declines may empty farms by 2000, urging a shift to share demand for fluid and manufactured milk.
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William H. Alexander
American Farm Bureau Federation
Alexander
Louisiana State University
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Wisconsin
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Farm Bureau Federation
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