Chicago Alderman Targets Topless Manicurists in City
Alderman Edward Burke proposes a resolution to require topless manicurists and shoeshine girls to wear clothes, amid reports of customers receiving services from topless workers for up to 11 dollars in some city areas.
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Edward Burke
Egypt and Israel sign disengagement pact in desert tent
The Associated Press reports Egypt and Israel signed disengagement documents and will reduce forces along the Suez Canal. Kissinger will visit Damascus for talks with Syria on separating Syrian and Israeli troops, while Sadat also travels to Damascus. Israel says it will negotiate after a POW list is provided and ICRC access is allowed. Talks resume January 24 in Geneva to address conflicts from three Arab Israeli wars.
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Aswan
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Ister
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Phoenix man held on 110000 bond in Phoenix robberies
Richard Benfield 25 of Kennett Missouri was ordered held on 110000 bond after his arrest at a Northwest Phoenix tavern in a major citywide manhunt tied to a series of Phoenix robberies and two Texas slayings near Big Spring. Two Texas slayings prompted the hunt. Flagsstaff arraignment.
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Kennett
Big Spring
Philadelphia
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Fort Stockton
Estelle Uman
Ron
Judy Heath Donowho
Iraan
Uman
Morgan
Coyanosa
Sylvia Wynn Brownfield
Clyde Rowland
Fredonia
Plain Texans await citizen testimony at convention
At the Texas Constitutional Convention delegates await testimony from ordinary Texans amid days of expert witnesses. Some fear few citizens will appear as senators and representatives report little turnout for Friday and Saturday sessions. A.R. Schwartz and other leaders note lack of public witnesses while signaling possible voter empowerment in a proposed constitution.
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Tex
Neil Caldwell
Finance Committee
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D Rockdale
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D Fort Worth
Price Daniel Jr
Constitution Revision Commission
McDonald Observatory Tracks Kohoutek Across Sky
Mount Locke Texas AP report details McDonald Observatory using an IBM 1800 computer to track comet Kohoutek with its 160 ton telescope. The system positions the telescope automatically, records data from the comet and other sources, and converts findings into graphs. Observers aim to learn about solar system history and comet properties while sharing results with global astronomers.
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Tex
University of Texas McDonald Observatory
Curtis D. Laughlin
Soviet Space Surveillance Satellite Tracks U.S. Fleet
Washington reports a new Russian ocean surveillance satellite, launched just before 1973 ends, maneuverable and radar equipped, monitoring U.S. Navy movements in the Indian Ocean and Arabian Sea. It joins 1973 Russian space activity including 34 photo reconnaissance and 7 crisis over Suez coverage, with U.S. satellites countering.
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Israel
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