Israel signs Sinai accord after Senate approves monitors
Israel today signed the final Sinai accord document hours after the Senate backed a monitorship plan calling for 200 American technicians. The pact clears the way for Israeli troop pullback and return of Abu Rudeis oilfields to Egypt. House approval followed. BEIRUT Lebanon reports street fighting subsided under a Syrian supervised cease-fire. Premier Rashid Karami withheld new measures after talks with Yasir Arafat and Hafez Assad.
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Ford halts Louisville trip over security fears
President Ford cancels a Louisville Republican fund raising event citing safety concerns for himself and others. Kentucky governor counters that only political embarrassment loomed. The move marks the first official security justification for a trip cancellation.
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Alcoholism Threatens Indian Populations in U S Areas
Windsor Locks Conn AP says smallpox nearly wiped out the American Indian but now alcoholism is at epidemic levels. Al Pooley training coordinator for the American Indian Commission on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse in Arvada Cole calls it the №1 problem among Indians in urban areas and reservations. John Ginnish a recovering alcoholic from Boston will head a new regional alcoholism council for Indians.
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Hearst receives daily letters amid jail isolation
Redwood City Calif AP Patricia Hearst gets about 50 letters daily from admirers critics opportunists and evangelists including some hate mail jail officials and her lawyers say She has not seen packages sent to her cell flowers books and a live cat because jail rules require returning packages to the sender.
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Blind readers in Philadelphia gain braille adult books on air
Philadelphia blind readers now access adult novels via a Radio Information Center for the Blind program. Cath Stevenson notes blind listeners enjoy sexual themes as much as sighted readers, but braille editions are scarce. Each night an Adult Book Hour reads available titles to the audience.
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First Harris County Death From Encephalitis Reported
Health authorities confirm a 44 year old man died Sunday from St. Louis encephalitis marking the county's first confirmed death in six weeks of an outbreak that began in early September. He lived northeast of downtown and had been critically ill for two weeks. City officials said tests were completed at the central laboratory last week. Three new confirmed cases and five suspected cases were reported.
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Bowman Real Estate Contractor Painting and Remodeling Offer
Licensed contractor Bowman Real Estate advertises painting remodeling and addition work for new homes. All work guaranteed in writing with contact numbers 523751 or 9524542 for estimates and referrals.
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Ford press conference highlights amid security and policy notes
President Ford outlined security driven cancellation of a Louisville trip due to unrest from court ordered school busing. He vowed to veto any tax cut without cuts in federal spending and opposed federal aid to New York City's fiscal crisis. He signaled grain sale announcements and praised campaign manager Callaway while promising a new food stamp program to boost benefits and save money.
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Morning Markets in New York Stocks Edge Higher on Rates Hope
The New York market advanced modestly as a drop in short term rates fueled optimism that the Federal Reserve may adopt a more stimulative credit policy. The noon Dow rose 18 to 82.72, with gainers ahead of losers, and the NYSE composite up 0.14 to 46.85 amid mixed sentiment about New York City’s financial woes.
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