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Newspaper
Port Lavaca Wave
Location
Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1975
Page
6
A senior American official said most of the new Israeli Egyptian agreement is settled and could be activated by Sunday or Monday. Secretary Kissinger, back in Jerusalem from Alexandria, planned further talks with Prime Minister Rabin and the Israeli negotiators as a few clauses of symbolic significance remained.
In Buenos Aires generals opposed to military involvement in Isabel Peron's government forced the resignation of army chief and blocked retirement maneuvers. After 24 hours of tension and rumors of a coup, Peron accepted Gen Alberto Laplane's resignation and named Gen Jorge Videla to replace him.
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Communists rallied 35,000 in Lisbon for Premier Vasco Goncalves while Socialists gathered 50,000 in Porto. In the Kent State case, a federal jury denied $46 million in damages and dismissed liability for Gov. Rhodes and others. Millipedes invade Floyds Knobs, Indiana, with no injuries reported. President Ford seeks input from 16 governors on easing a winter natural gas shortage. Portuguese peace mission travels to Atauro as Timor fighting worsens.
Democrats decide to shift the 1976 presidential nominating convention to New York to aid the city’s finances, while Republicans favor Kansas City as a central Middle America location. New York officials and labor leaders promised no labor strife. Senate Foreign Relations Committee will review 20 nonpartisan foreign policy topics, including the U.S. self image and whether to act as a policeman or civilian abroad.
The FTC reports U.S. per capita cigarette use fell slightly in 1974, the first drop in five years, while industry advertising spending rose to its highest since 1970. Domestic sales increased about 1.7 percent to 594.5 billion cigarettes last year.
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A federal jury denied 46 million dollars in damages to Kent State shooting victims and survivors, absolving Gov. Rhodes and 28 officials and guardsmen. Plaintiffs’ attorney Kelner pledged an appeal, predicting reversal by a higher court as events hint the case is not finally resolved.
Visitors to St. Maarten in the Netherlands Antilles can call the United States directly by telephone but must still use the overseas operator to place calls from the U.S. The island’s direct dialing remains a local convenience for staying connected with families and businesses across the Atlantic.
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