Perot Faces New Hurdle in Peace on Earth Mission
In Copenhagen the Texan business magnate H Rost Perot hit a fresh obstacle in his bid to fly a 26 ton relief airliner to Moscow. The Soviet Embassy required U S consent before allowing the flight to Ha Noi while North Vietnamese officials demanded the parcels reach Ha Noi by midnight. Perot said the Soviet request was reasonable and hoped to deliver the gifts to Ha Noi by the deadline.
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Man Held In Knifing At San Antonio Home
A 21 year old Mexican national was held by police Wednesday in the stabbing of Reynaldo Hernandez 25 of Sabinas Mexico Hernandez stabbed twice in the abdomen and once in the hand and listed in poor condition at Bexar County Hospital The stabbing occurred at 7713 Quintana where the two men had been living The suspect is a resident of San Maribal Mexico police said
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Israeli Planes Struck Suez Area Rt Attacks
United Press reports Israeli aircraft attacked Egyptian artillery and anti aircraft positions in the Suez City area of the southern Suez Canal sector. Spokesman says the 80 minute strike ended with planes returning to base. Previous strikes occurred Monday in the southern sector and Sunday hit a radar station at Ajlun near Amman.
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Agnew Seeks US Commitments During Manila Talks
Vice President Agnew held private talks with President Marcos in Manila amid speculation about a Vietnam trip. Sources say he assured Marcos the United States will honor its commitments, while discussing Nixon doctrine and regional security amid renewed tensions in the Middle East and Sinai.
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Five Gunboats Slipped From France Arrive at Kishon Harbor
Five gunboats evading a French arms embargo arrived safely at Kishon Harbor near Haifa after reportedly slipping out Tuesday night or early Wednesday. Israeli authorities and press gathered as the vessels, said to be oil prospecting ships, were seen near Haifa and the port. The flotilla, claimed by Israeli sources to include 270 vessels with top speeds around 40 knots, was to be reviewed in a news conference stressing peace and restrictions. The meetings also touched on U.S. relations with the Philippines, with Vice President Agnew visiting Marcos and receiving gifts including a Moon rock.
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Rolls Royce to cut jet engine unit workforce
Rolls Royce Ltd announces a plan to reduce its jet engine division workforce by about 1,500 between now and mid 1970 in an effort to conserve and improve efficiency. The division now employs about 45,700.
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Hospital budget revision blocked by county commissioners
County officials refused to approve a revised hospital district budget reducing the 1989 appropriation from 16,504,469 to cover a 1.04 million deficit. The board blamed lax patient income collections and audit questions while critics urged tighter control and a line by line budget for next year.
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Bexar Auditor Reports District Data Access Issues
The Bexar Auditor said he and commissioners had not received requested data from the district. Pioch noted he spent most of Tuesday trying to obtain the information but was unsuccessful.
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Marcos to sacrifice wealth for Philippines
President Ferdinand E Marcos announced he will give away all his worldly possessions to set an example of self sacrifice for the Filipino people. Spokesmen declined to estimate his fortune but opponents claim he is among Asia’s wealthiest. The pledge includes founding a Ferdinand E Marcos Foundation to fund education science and technology. The move follows his sworn in for a second term as critics question his timing and impact.
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Houston Fire Kills Two Women
A gas heater caused a blaze in a small wooden frame house killing two elderly women. Emme Nanks, 73, died of severe burns found in a back room. Henrietta Laudnitn, 80, apparently suffocated in the front room, officials said.
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Goofing Off Workers Joined Frankfort Commissioner
FRANKFORT Ky AP Eugene Goss, named highway commissioner, did a surprise inspection of a division and found six men playing horseshoes outside a state building. Aides said it doesn't happen often, and Goss quipped about the best player having plenty of practice.
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One Alarm Fire clocks Basingstoke home
A resident saw a flickering pink glow from a neighbor’s window and alerted the fire department. Two engines and police responding found a flashing electric alarm clock left on by Cyril Cresswell, who had forgotten to switch it off before leaving.
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