Tito to Visit Egypt for Eight Days in January
Yugoslavia President Josip Broz Tito travels to Egypt for an eight day visit starting January 20 to discuss the Middle East situation and Egypts demand to revive Geneva Arab Israeli peace talks with Egyptian leaders.
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Ford misses part of game during power outage at Vail
President Ford, in Colorado for Christmas on the ski slopes, watched NFL playoff games until a transformer blew just before the first kickoff cutting local cable service. He and other viewers joined the Vikings Rams game after the second quarter began and he planned to return to the slopes the next day.
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Butz backs Carter pick for agriculture secretary
Earl Butz says President-elect Carter chose well in naming Rep. Bob Bergland to lead the Agriculture Department. If you must have a Democrat for secretary of agriculture, the choice is Bergland.
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Butz outlines mission to curb federal farming role
Butz, back in Indiana, says his aim is to prevent more federal involvement in farming. He resigned as Agriculture Department head on Oct. 4 after admitting an off color racial remark sparked controversy.
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Pope defends family style at Vatican window
Pope Paul VI urged the church to defend Christian families from threats to unity and stability. He spoke to a crowd from his studio, referencing dangers such as divorce and abortion and stressing the family's educative function and peace.
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Vatican Limits Contraceptives and Family Roles
The pontiff reiterates church stance restricting contraceptives and shaping family life, framing regulations as divinely guided duties for married couples and the wider Catholic community.
Trudeau says he would not lead Canada into a civil war
Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau warned he would not lead Canadians into civil war if Quebec moved toward secession. He acknowledged the danger of armed conflict, citing Lebanon and Cyprus as cautionary examples, and stressed he would not be the one to direct such a national crisis.
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Tax protest idea grows in the West says several avoid taxes
W Vaughn Ellsworth of Mesa Arizona Lowell Anderson of Mills Wyoming and Gary Mason of Rexford Idaho reject federal income tax while filing returns with no income figures Mason says they are not in prison though some protesters have faced court actions many rely on cash and gold and claim banks have access to records to determine gross income.
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Trio cited in burglary at Sears Roebuck warehouse
Three men Gilbert Dutchover Anthony Brady and Daniel Sosa were charged with burglary in the Sears Roebuck & Co warehouse raid at 901 E Reed St Bond set at 5000 each Police also report weekend burglaries including a Roswell Country Club shop thefts and vehicle break ins with items stolen valued under 100 to over 1000 Authorities note additional unrelated tax protest commentary follows.
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Market gains on hopes for yearend rally in steady trading
The Dow rose 2.91 to 988.53 as advances led 7 to 4 on the NYSE with IBM up 3 percent to 275. A Wall Street Journal note eyed a possible stock split. NYSE composite climbed 22 to 56.71. AMEX market value index up .39 to 106.29 amid lighter volume.
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Wyoming to Arkansas coal slurry pipeline connection fizzles
Congressional opposition and water rights disputes threaten the Wyoming to Arkansas coal slurry project. Railroads also oppose, casting doubt on the pipeline’s viability as a major energy link.
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Mugging is probed in Washington incident
Police investigate an incident in which Patrick J. Montoya, son of Sen. Joseph M. Montoya, was found injured in a Washington alley on Christmas Eve. Montoya says he fell, but family members suspect mugging.
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Roswell Man Arrested After Alleged Officer Assault
Efrain Campos forty of 2700 Emerald Drive was arrested at his home in Chaves County Jail after allegedly drawing a gun on a deputy sheriff during a family disturbance. He faces aggravated assault charges with bond set at five thousand dollars.
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