Last Minute Syria Talks Return to UN Golan Mission
A Syrian government official said talks over renewing the U N patrol mandate on the Golan Heights ceasefire lines are expected to wait until the last minute. The move could affect the renewal schedule set with United Nations forces in the area.
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United Press International
Syria
U.N
Golan Heights
Jerusalem
Amman
the Guardian
Hafez Assad
Israel
Assad
Guardian
Hussein
Jordan
Betty Ford Shows No Cancer Signs
Doctors at Bethesda Naval Hospital report First Lady Betty Ford is in excellent health with preliminary tests showing no cancer signs more than a year after breast cancer surgery. She completed chemotherapy as follow up after the September 28, 1974 operation while facing fatigue from a recurrent arthritic condition.
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Betty Ford
Washington
UPS
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Ford
Policemen warn of 1976 terrorism risks across states
Washington reports police from California New York and Florida warned Congress that 1976 could see political kidnappings extortion and bombings. officials cite 2500 trained in Cuba with nerve gas and possible nuclear devices, urges expanded access to telephone records for actionable intelligence. israeli official notes syria military alert linked to un peacekeeping renewal.
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John F. Barton
Washington
UPI
Congress
San Francisco
Donald L. Hansen
California
New York
Florida
Senate
Dade County
Miami
Fla
Thomas Brodie
Kansas City
Hansen
McTigue
Syria
Israel
Middle East
U.N
Sinai
Divorce Suit Noted in Bonner County Court
The State of Idaho serves a summons in a divorce case filed by Yvonne Hancock against Alan Hancock in Bonner County Magistrate Division. Defendant must answer within 20 days, or judgment may be entered. Clerk Doris L. Kenney seals the court. Deputy Marilla Schoonover records the notice dated October 14, 1975.
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State of Idaho
District Court of the First Judicial District
County of
Doris L. Kenney
Marilla Schoonover
Scouts Camp Near Nerve Gas Arsenal Despite Warnings
Sen. Hart claims 14,000 youths camped at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal near Denver over two years despite warnings that deadly nerve gas stored there makes it too dangerous. He says Army feared public fear and that Boy Scout officials did not recall warnings from Defense Department experts.
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Denver
Defense Department
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Moss
Army
Dugway
Hart
Pentagon
RMA
U.S. Army Materiel Command
Department of the Army
Department of Defense
Refugee Family Faces Welfare and Work Clash in Colorado
A Commerce City councilman says he urged a Vietnamese refugee family to stay on welfare while studying and to quit low paying jobs. He denies ejecting them, noting they were moved to another refugee home for a night amid misunderstandings over welfare use and schooling.
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Commerce City
Colo
UPI
Foster Wolfe
Bui Duc Dan
Wolfe
Doug Brown
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