Greenspan sticks with 1976 forecast despite recovery
President Ford's adviser says midyear review supports the 1976 outlook with persistent unemployment and a modest inflation improvement, predicting jobless rates at 7 percent or more by year end as growth slows from recent gains. A separate plan proposes a blue ribbon commission to modernize the Postal Service with more funding. In Madrid, government pushes political party legalization while delaying penal code liberalization amid a Basque assassination scare.
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Kissinger reports progress in Panama Canal treaty talks
U S Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told the OAS general assembly that negotiations with Panama on a new canal treaty show significant progress toward a cooperative era in the Americas. He noted two unresolved issues: treaty duration and the area occupied by U S bases in the Canal Zone. The 1903 treaty still grants the United States broad control.
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Morning Markets Rally As Rates Stabilize In NYSE Session
The Dow is up 4.75 to 962.84 at noon amid a modest rally driven by hopes rates are subsiding and Fed data may show money rate pressure easing. Walt Disney Productions leads NYSE activity with a 50 percent gain and a 120000 share block traded. The composite index rises to 52.94, and AMEX up 11 to 101.54.
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Supreme Court Refuses Access to Longet Preliminary Hearing
The Supreme Court declined to order a Colorado judge to admit media and public to Claudine Longet manslaughter hearing in Aspen. The five to six day proceeding will determine if there is enough evidence to try the entertainer for the fatal shooting of Vladimir Sabich. Potential witnesses include Noel Williams Longet’s 12-year-old daughter, Bob Beattie, Sabich’s brother Stephan, and the skier’s father.
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Private detective recalls secret Laos POW ransom offer
Theodore R. Grevers of Fatman International says he was offered a chance to ransom two American POWs in Laos two years earlier and was told up to 300 others might be held there. He met Pathet Lao officials in 1974, negotiations stalled, and he notes a possible ransom of 225000 dollars for two captives.
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Ceasefire Reached in Lebanon Amid Lebanese Opposition
In Beirut a cease-fire agreement reached between Syria and allied Palestinian and leftist factions ends months of fighting. President Suleiman Franjieh opposes an international Arab peacekeeping force. Syrian troops halt advances as a truce commission from Libya Algeria Syria and the Palestinians is formed to supervise the cease-fire.
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Changes Made At Health Unit
The city county health department lists clinic schedules at 111 Walsh St with no appointment. Venereal disease clinic runs weekdays 11 a.m. to noon, hypertension the first Tuesday 8-11 a.m., diabetic the second Tuesday 6-11 a.m. Immunization Tuesday 1-4 p.m., maternity admissions Wednesday 9-11 a.m., patients attend 2-4 p.m. Wednesday. Well Child Thursday 9-11 a.m., crippled children 2-4 p.m. Thursday. Maternity doctor’s clinic Friday 8-10 a.m.
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Today in History June 10 1976 highlights and recalls
On this date in history 1610 Dutch settlers landed on Manhattan Island. 1898 U S Marines invaded Cuba. 1942 Nazis killed 173 Lidice residents. 1964 Senate cloture end of civil rights filibuster. 1967 Israel held land four times its size after cease fire. 5-year/one-year ago items note embargo lift and veto override.
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Help Needed In Flu Program In Calhoun County
Calhoun County residents are invited to aid the City-County Health Department swine flu vaccination drive. Contact Rose Lawrence, public health nurse, for volunteering at 552-9721 or 552-9722.
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