Child Thought Kidnap Suspect Sitter Searched Coast to Coast
An 18 month old Redondo Beach boy possibly abducted by 16 year old sitter Elizabeth Willis spurred a two coast search. FBI joined Redondo Beach police as witnesses placed Willis and the child in a downtown Los Angeles drug store. Authorities fear she may have taken Michael Bollinger to San Francisco.
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Ford Rabin talks seen peace key in Middle East
President Ford held talks with Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin as Secretary of State Kissinger called the meeting a considerable step forward in Middle East peace efforts. Details on concessions were few, but both sides signaled potential progress toward an interim agreement with Egypt. Rabin planned further talks with Defense Secretary Schlesinger on Israel's military aid needs.
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Nedzi quits over CIA case and assassination claims
Nedzi resigns from a House inquiry amid clashes over CIA oversight and alleged assassination plots. Stanton acknowledged knowledge of confirmed CLA killings, while Harrington urged continued Colby hearings despite Nedzi’s friction and exclusion from the CIA subcommittee. Colby sat unmoved as aides gathered.
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Teachers debate summer unemployment benefits for California
California teachers face a moral and legal clash over accepting temporary unemployment benefits designed for workers not covered by insurance. Lawmakers may close loopholes that let summer teachers collect pay, while unions urge targeted relief and argue inflation and low salaries justify claims. Local groups show split views on filing.
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Ford urges national energy plan after gas tax defeat
President Ford told House leaders that enactment of a national energy program is of great urgency for Americans after a Democratic plan to raise gasoline taxes failed. He met with leaders from both parties following the House vote that rejected the tax hike and approved import quota measures seen as hindering the drive toward independence from foreign petroleum suppliers. The 16 minute Cabinet room meeting emphasized urgency in pursuing energy independence.
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Aerosol spray drive for energy policy faces setback
A government report on aerosol sprays and ozone loss warns that delaying regulation could add thousands of skin cancer cases yearly. Ford officials aim for energy policy that blends conservation with boosted domestic supplies, while House votes erase a gasoline tax amid debates on national energy strategy.
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