Israeli Egypt Sinai withdrawal pact faces Knesset test
The new Israeli Egyptian accord for a second Sinai withdrawal goes to the Knesset for a vote, with leaders signaling a narrow majority. After a 12 day Kissinger shuttle, the deal was initialed in Jerusalem and Alexandria, and if approved delegates would meet in Geneva to sign the agreement likely on Thursday.
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Arthur Max
Associated Press
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Anwar Sadat
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London
Adnan Omran
Golan Heights
Muammar Khadafy
Security Council
Trenton Faces Water Crisis As Pumps Fail
Trenton and surrounding towns brace for water shortage after a pump failure at the filtration plant. About 250000 people may be affected, with 100000 in Trenton. Emergency measures include tank trucks and shared supply from neighboring areas while repairs may take 48 hours.
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Arthur Holland
Ewing
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Joseph Tuccillo
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Oil price controls loom as Ford blasts for compromise
Congress returns from recess to resolve national energy policy with price controls on oil. Ford seeks a gradual decontrol plan and opposes a six month extension, while Mansfield and Albert push for caucus and possible override. At the UN the US unveils development proposals and urges against higher oil prices, linking them to global economic stability.
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White House
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Mike Mansfield
Carl Albert
United Nations
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United Nations General Assembly
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General Assembly
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Kissinger
Middle East
International Monetary Fund
IMF
Boston teachers to strike if no contract by Sept 22
Boston public school teachers vote to be present at opening. threaten a strike September 22 if no settlement achieved. Nationwide, New York Los Angeles and Chicago face potential teacher strikes over pay job security and class size amid a broader dispute. Governor Apodaca to hold weekly open office hours at Albuquerque center starting Wednesday 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. first come first served.
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Plaza del Sol
Police Cruiser Struck During Artesia Chase
Artesia police pursuit ends with a car being driven by Frank Herrera, 20, slamming into a police cruiser in a residential area. Herrera faces nine charges including DUI reckless driving leaving the scene and resisting arrest. he is jailed in Artesia.
Ford rejects economy criticism at IMF World Bank talks
President Ford urged nations to chart their own economic paths while stressing a strong U S economy is the best aid to others. Treasury Secretary Simon rejected IMF calls for more stimulus, warning the United States may have done enough and noting a large 1976 deficit. IMF Director Witteveen urged major powers to boost growth. Italy’s Colombo said global recession hinges on big powers and may not end before mid 1976.
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R. Gregory Nokes
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Ford
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
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U.S
Treasury
William Simon
IMF
Simon
Johannes Witteveen
Germany
Japan
Witteveen
Italy
Emilio Colombo
Colombo
Levi Strauss Roswell plant to add about 40 workers
Officials of the Levi Strauss and Co plant in Roswell say they are hiring about 40 additional employees as part of a gradual buildup after layoffs earlier this year. Plant personnel manager Susan Winsler said hiring began last May or June at about three people per week and will continue until October or November if conditions stay stable.
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Levi-Strauss and Co
Roswell
Susan Winsler
Levi
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