Turkey orders cease fire as Cyprus forces flee Nicosia
Turkish Premier Bulent Ecevit announces a cease-fire set for 6 p.m. EDT while Turkish troops push through northern Cyprus. The Cyprus government flees Nicosia to Limassol after Turkish forces seize Famagusta and threaten Lefka, with shots and explosions heard in the Greek quarter.
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Associated Press
Cyprus
Nicosia
Bulent Ecevit
Limassol
Glafcos Clerides
Ecevit
Turkey
Peter Arnett
Famagusta
Lefka
Turkish advance halted Cyprus war risk eases after talks
Turkish tanks streamed into Famagusta creating a 35 mile front from Nicosia to the east coast as Greek forces pulled back. Turkish jets bombed routes around Nicosia and Lefka while the U.N. urged a ceasefire and Geneva talks stalled after Greece rejected autonomy proposals for Turkish Cypriots.
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Famagusta
Nicosia
Cyprus
Greece
Turkey
Constantine Caramanlis
Mediterranean
Associated Press
Peter Arnett
Boghaz
Lefka
Morphou
Paphos
U.N. Security Council
New York
Ford
Ankara
Turan Ganes
Geneva
Lefka-Nicosia- Famagusta
Ford mulls VP pick with Rockefeller, Bush, Baker in play
President Ford nears a decision on his vice presidential choice likely announced next Tuesday or Wednesday. Rockefeller is viewed as a top contender while Bush and Baker face challenges. Ford met with labor leaders Fitzsimmons and Bush, and hosted King Hussein, with Meany critiquing Nixon era policies. Increasing clouds and thundershowers shape weekend weather. highs near 94, lows around 68.
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Ford
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
George _— House
Jerald F. JerHorst
Washington Post
Bush
Detroit Free Press
Rockefeller
The
Free Press
GOP
George Bush
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Congress
Baker
Teamsters Union
Frank Fitzsimmons
Oval Office
Kenneth Bush
Office of Management and Budget
Fitzsimmons
Nixon
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Hussein
Interior Secretary Morton backs local control of land resources
Secretary Morton said policy and management decisions on state and private land resources should stay with local authorities rather than a federal agency. The statement emphasizes keeping control in regional hands amid ongoing resource debates.
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Albuquerque
Secretary of Interior
Rogers C. B. Morton
Wallace calls for a return to rigid states rights
Alabama Governor George Wallace urged state legislators to reclaim authority from the federal bureaucracy arguing Washington devours tax dollars and local citizens are best served by state government. He warned against wasteful big government and urged securing more tax revenue for state control.
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Albuquerque
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Congress
Final rites for GM executive Ross Malone in Roswell
Ross L. Malone 63, General Motors vice president and general counsel, died Tuesday in Roswell. A large gathering from across the nation attended his funeral at First United Methodist Church with readings from the 23rd Psalm and Amis Handbell Choir music. Burial followed at South Park Cemetery.
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Tom Halpin
Lake Arthur
United States
Washington and Lee University
Robert E. R. Huntley
General Motors Corp
Roswell
Ross L. Malone
General Motors
Ross Malone
Austin H. Dillon
First United Methodist Church
Amis Handbell Choir
Malone
Dillon
Amis
Hard Water Linked to Lower Heart Disease Death Rates
London researchers report Americans in hard water areas show lower heart disease death rates than those in soft water regions. Compares South Carolina and Ohio Colombia river basins with New Mexico Missouri and Colorado basins. Scientists suggest minerals in hard water may aid metabolism and reducing harmful fatty acids.
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London
U.S
South Carolina
Ohio
Columbia
New Mexico
Missouri
Colorado
Colorado River
A. G. Sharper
D. G. Clayton
J.N. Morris
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
Trubey Accuses Runnels of Inflation and Financial Secrecy
Portales Republican congressional candidate Don Trubey brands inflation and government integrity as top issues in his challenge to U.S. Rep. Harold Runnels. He calls for full financial disclosure, cites alleged loss of defense documents, and touts a four point plan to curb inflation while praising President Ford.
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Don Trubey
Portales
Congress
U.S
Harold Runnels
D-N.m
Trubey
Defense Department
Armed Services Committee
Runnels
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