Meir Demands Austria Keep Jewish Transit Camp Open
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir pressed Austrian Chancellor Bruno Kreisky to revoke the closure of a Jewish transit center used by Jews from Russia. Kreisky refused despite U S pressure, as Arab leaders warned against reversing the pledge. Police guarded the airport amid tight security following a hostage incident.
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Vienna
UPI
Golda Meir
Bruno Kreisky
Kreisky
Israel
United States
Russia
Anwar Sadat
Schleinzer
Meir
Strasbourg
Suspect in rail extortion linked to fatal blast
Doral Ray McLean, who blew himself up on a Salt Lake City sidewalk, may have been headed to sabotage a Denver and Rio Grande passenger train. FBI handles interstate elements while Salt Lake County officials pursue handwriting samples from his estranged wife. McLean had a history of extortion arson and prior arrests.
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Salt Lake City
UPS
Doral Ray McLean
Salt Lake County
N.D. Hayward
McLean
Denver and
Rio Grande Railroad
Hayward
FBI
D&rg
Denver
Ram
Casa Grande
Ariz
Arizona
Salt Lake Valley
Riverton
Power Shortfall Hits Northwest Hydroelectric Output
Northwest reservoirs hold 27 billion kilowatt hours of electricity as of Oct 1, according to Bonneville Power Administration. The region remains 7.4 percent short of firm energy loads for the period ending April 30, 1975, with a slight improvement from September.
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Portland, Ore
UPI
Northwest
Bonneville Power Administration
EPA
Nixon Charged With Running Saving Loans
The United States Savings & Loan League accuses President Nixon of plans to abolish savings rate ceilings and replace tax taxation with mortgage-lending credits, risking $360 billion in deposits and the future of savings institutions.
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Chicago
UPS
Nixon
United States Savings & Loan League
League
Savings and Loan
Machinists Union Deere Near Contract
IAM and Deere have a tentative wage contract agreement after a strike at Moline Des Moines plants. UAW wildcat action and protests followed as Waterloo workers contested the timing of the settlement. The deal awaits IAM ratification and could influence other industry bargaining.
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Moline
UPI
International Association of Machinists
IAM
Deere & Co
Deere
Des Moines
Iowa
United Auto Workers
Waterloo
UAW
Waterloo Uaw
Déere
Caterpillar Tractor
International Harvester
Regional universities urged to pool resources in West
About 150 educators met in Denver to discuss saving colleges from financial distress. Maurice Mitchell of Denver University urged creating a West regional university system with pooled resources. Proposals include higher tuition, direct federal aid to needy students, streamlined administrations, and addressing faculty unionization concerns.
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Denver
UPI
America
University of the West
Maurice Mitchell
Denver University
U.s.commission On Civil Rights
Wyoming
Montana
Mitchell
Committee For Educational Development
CED
Ing
Coroner Seeks Reason For Missing Inquest Transcript
Cassia County Coroner C. Bruce Young says he cannot explain why a coroner's inquest transcript from a month ago has not been filed in the county courthouse. He suggests the court reporter may have delayed because the death was ruled as death by own action and required no review of the transcript.
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Burley
Idaho
UPI
Cassia
C. Bruce Young
Truck Carrying Dynamite Wrecks Near Cairo Bridge
A truck loaded with 614 cases of dynamite and 80 cases of a stronger explosive named Kleen-Cutt plunged into a ditch near the Cairo bridge, prompting detours in Missouri and Illinois. Tri-State Motor Transit moved the cargo to a second vehicle while authorities warned of fire risk.
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Charleston
UPI
Cairo Bridge
Missouri
Illinois
Missouri Highway Patrol
Cape Girardeau Bridge
Tri-State Motor Transit of
Joplin
Tri-State
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Sandpoint
Leon Thomas
Tom Robideaux
Jim Reed
Vic Coxhead
Bee
Mrs. Meir
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