Ford backs Egypt conditions for interim peace with Israel
UPI reports President Ford told Israel during an 11 minute White House talk that if Israel rejects Egypt's terms for an interim peace pact the U S might not back Israel at a reconvened Geneva conference. Rabin said the remarks were conveyed to the Knesset committee and Dinitz would return with Cairo clarifications.
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Allen Alter
Egypt
America
Israel
Ma’ariv
Yitzhak Rabin
Defense and Foreign Affairs Committee
Dinitz
Washington
Cairo
Yugal Horowitz
Knesset
Rabin
Labor Alignment
Nny
Abba Eban
Douglas Roll Diminishing
Time Magazine reports that Justice William O. Douglas’s absence prompts his colleagues to discount his decisive vote. Court sources deny a formal agreement, but a majority reportedly favor Douglas’s physical presence for critical cases. Douglas remains convalescent after a stroke last New Year’s Eve and has not participated in 25 cases this term.
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New York
UPI
Time Magazine
William O. Douglas
Supreme Court
Time
David Beckwith
Beckwith
Douglas
Warren Burger
Arms Raid Nets Twelve Across New York and Connecticut
Federal agents and local police arrested 12 people in six counties on charges of illegally selling explosives and firearms. Seized items included four machine guns, a rocket launcher, two cars including a 1968 Mercedes with plates reading GUNS-64. One arrestee was Yonkers officer Robert Novotny, 28, named by officials.
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New York
API
Connecticut
Treasury Department
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Michael J. LaPerch
Robert Novotny
Yonkers
Westchester County Parkway
Two Charged In Skyscraper Alpine Climb In Paris
Police arrested two men for climbing the Montparnasse Tower in Paris using mountain picks and ropes. Neighbors complained the climbers damaged the facade by stabbing window frames. The pair said they climbed it because it was there.
USFS vandalism costs over 7.4 million in northern forests
A UPI report says the U S Forest Service northern region spent more than 7 4 million dollars on vandalism and littering in 1974 across 15 forests in Idaho Montana North Dakota and western South Dakota The study notes costs rose over 50 percent since 1969 and costs per visitor day have doubled since 1969 Brandenberger links the figure to campground and wilderness program costs while highlighting regional budget impact.
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Missoula
Mont
Robert O. Brandenberger
T E Northern
Public Jobs For Forests In Idaho Counties
The S Department of Commerce allocated 541500 for public service employment in Clearwater and Panhandle National Forests in Idaho. Clearwater County received 250000 and Bonner County 291500. Jobs start the first week in July with priority for long term unemployed and those exhausted with unemployment benefits.
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Missoula, Mont
Food Stamp Loophole Found Aiding Middle Income Families
A UPI report notes that current food stamp rules allow some middle income households to qualify for aid due to deductions that lower gross income to a qualifying net figure. The Agriculture Department suggested no immediate changes while Congress weighs broader welfare reform.
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Bernard Brenner
Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Congress
Department
Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Idaho Cyclists Protest Helmet Law Nationwide Rally
About 80 motorcyclists rode through Boise on Capitol Boulevard in a protest against mandatory helmet laws. They started at Ann Morrison Park and ended at the Federal Building collecting signatures and petitions to repeal the law and review safety standards. Wayne Pierce of the Idaho Sierra Road Ricers Association argued helmets impair hearing and vision and can cause heat issues. Kimmer of the Brother Speed motorcycle club criticized helmet use, urging rider education over mandated gear.
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Boise
UPI
Capitol Boulevard
Ann Morrison Park
Federal Building
West Fort Street
Wayne Pierce
Twin Falls
Idaho
Sierra Road Ricers Association
Pierce
Brother Speed Motorcycle Club
Kimmer
Atlantic Richfield files for 200 million guaranteed notes
Atlantic Richfield Company and ARCO Pipe Line Company filed a registration with the SEC for a 200 million public offering of guaranteed notes due 1983. The notes will be unconditionally guaranteed by the parent company and listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Merrill Lynch and Smith Barney will co manage the underwriting group, with an offering expected in July.
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Los Angeles
Atlantic Richfield Company
Arco Pipe Line Company
Friday
Securities and Exchange Commission +govering
Bue
Paarent
Atlantic Richfield
Robert O. Anderson
Smith, Barney, & Co. Incorporated
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Incorporated
Spokane Youth Missing After River Canoe Accident
Paul Connell fourteen was missing and presumed drowned after the canoe he rode with his father and brother tipped over near the bowl and pitcher in the Spokane river. He wore no life jacket and had a cast on his right arm. The accident occurred Sunday.
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Spokane (U
Paul Connell
Spokane
Cornnell
Connell
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