Missing Redondo Beach toddler tied to babysitter case
Federal agents join the Redondo Beach search for 18 month old Michel Bollinger who disappeared June 5 with babysitter Elizabeth Willis. Police say last definite sighting was in downtown Los Angeles and witnesses saw them at a Redondo Beach drug store. Authorities suspect Willis may have taken the child toward San Francisco.
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San Francisco
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Fisk Lane
Elizabeth Ann Willis
Lloyd Robertson
Miss Willis
Bollinger
Elizabeth Ann Sloane
Michael
Robert
Karen Bollinger
Hellbut
Michael Bollinger
Ford Rabin talks seen peace key
President Ford held final talks with Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin as Kissinger called the meetings a considerable step forward in the search for Middle East peace. No details on concessions were released, but discussions covered military aid to Israel and potential interim agreements with Egypt. Rabin was to meet Defense Secretary James Schlesinger on Israel’s military shopping list.
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UPI
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Ings
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U.S
Mideast
Feyetian
Anwar Sadat
Austria
Defense
James Schlesinger
Nedzi quits over CIA case and split on Colby hearings
Nedzi steps down amid a clash over CIA subcommittee selection as Harington presses for a Colby inquiry. Stanton acknowledged knowledge of assassinations tied to the CIA, and Colby faced a divided seven Democrat three Republican panel while Nedzi’s foes accuse him of bias and inaction on domestic spying revelations.
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Stanton
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CBS Morning News
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Michael Hartington
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Nedzi
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Colby
Harrington
House Military Committee
CLA
Unction
Teachers vye over unemployment pay amid summer break
California teachers face a moral and legal dispute over newly extended unemployment benefits. With the law retroactive to last year, about 130000 teachers may be eligible, and roughly 100000 could file, though many will be away on vacation or work summer jobs. Local groups split, some opposing using funds while others argue relief is needed for those without contracts.
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California
Jim Moore
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Long Beach
Gordon Dooley
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Jerry King
Long Beach Federation of Teachers
King
Washington
National Education Association
NEA
Ford urges national energy plan after gas tax defeat
President Ford met with House leaders after a Democratic plan to raise gasoline taxes failed. He called for urgent enactment of a national energy program to reduce dependence on foreign petroleum, following the House vote that also approved higher import quotas. The White House views these steps as risking his energy independence goal.
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UPI
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White House
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al Ullman
Ways and Means Committee
Nelson A. Rockefeller
John J. Rhodes
Ullman
Oval Office
Altman
Arkansas
Aerosol spray linked to skin cancer peril
A task force was formed after scientists warned about ozone depletion allowing more ultraviolet radiation. The NRDC criticized the report as weak and urged immediate federal action, citing potential rising skin cancer cases. Ford's energy push and House actions dominated related debates and forecasts.
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United States
Thomas Steel
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