Kissinger Seeks Long Term Oil Deals In Saudi Visit
Secretary of State Kissinger met King Faisal in Riyadh to discuss a U S plan for long term oil contracts with producers aimed at stabilizing prices around six to eight dollars a barrel. He outlined a strategy to curb dependence on imports and prevent future embargo pressure.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Anwar Sadat
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Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
CIA infiltrated antiwar movement as double agents
Former deputy CIA director Ray S. Cline says the agency infiltrated the U S antiwar movement using agents posing as radicals recruited by Soviet intelligence. He calls the gambit an error in judgement as presidents Johnson and Nixon feared Russian manipulation of protests. In Phnom Penh US speeds airlift doubling to 300 tons daily.
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Richard M. Nixon
Vietnam
Amtrak Warns on Deteriorating Tracks in Annual Report
Amtrak said worsening rail tracks threaten passenger train competitiveness with air and highway travel. The annual report cites deteriorating track conditions and inflation as two of its worst problems facing the system.
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Washington
Amtrak
Park Chung Hee to Free Most Dissidents
Seoul reports that President Park Chung Hee, following a 73 percent referendum win on regime popularity, announced the release of most dissidents imprisoned last year as his first major political move.
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Seoul
Park Chung Hee
Gap Persists In Sinai Peace Talks Despite Kissinger Mission
Israel’s Foreign Minister Yigal Allon says a deep gap remains with Egypt over terms of a second-stage Sinai peace, despite Kissinger’s latest Middle East mission. In Moscow, British PM Harold Wilson reports renewed Soviet determination to improve Anglo-Soviet ties after talks with officials in Leningrad.
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Yigal Allon
Israel
Egypt
Sinai
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Moscow
Harold Wilson
Leningrad
Wilson
Doctor guilty in abortion trial verdict
Boston jurors convict Dr. Kenneth C. Edelin of manslaughter in the death of a fetus during an abortion after two days of deliberation. The trial drew national attention as a disputed case over abortion rights and legal status of a fetus.
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Kenneth C. Edelin
Peace
Weather Outlook Clear and Cold Tonight to Frost
Clearing and colder tonight with possible frost. Sunny and warmer Sunday with highs near 60s. Tonight's low around upper 30s at Sky Harbor Airport and near 30 in colder areas. Sunday high about mid 60s. Rain chances 40 percent today.
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Scottsdale sees sales tax rise driven by visitor spending
Scottsdale reports higher 1974 sales tax receipts led by hotels, department stores and restaurants as visitors buoy demand despite a national recession. Hotel occupancy up seven to eight percent and spending shifts toward lower priced goods reflect cautious consumer behavior and a stabilizing resort economy.
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Lon Miller
Scottsdale
John Marks
Arizona
Tucson
Phoenix
Marks
Phoenix January sales taxes rise modestly amid mixed sectors
City figures show January sales tax receipts of 464,997 up 4.5 percent from a year earlier while auto dealer taxes fall 21 percent. Construction taxes drop 15 percent, department stores rise 31 percent, hotels and restaurants show smaller gains. Utility taxes surge 22 percent as overall January totals reach 3,315,999 and fiscal year-to-date receipts top 21 million.
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Selden Kent
Scottsdale district to cut 1.5 million for teacher pay rises
Jack Kearney business manager says the Scottsdale School District and board will trim 1.5 million from the 1975-76 budget to fund a 1000 across the board salary increase for teachers and inflation in utilities and health benefits. The move follows superintendent Randall's note the board could alter its offer if legislative actions and further budget cut effects are clarified. The district will not disclose where cuts will come or the exact offer amid union negotiations with the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers serving about 1,300 teachers.
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Jack Kearney
Scottsdale
Kearney
William Randall
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
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Conservatives Move Toward Third Party in 1976 Elections
At the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington, delegates signal support for creating a new 15 member panel to explore a third party for 1976. Sen. Jesse Helms heads the proposed panel as supporters press toward a party beyond GOP and Democrat. Reagan's presence looms as a favored figure among delegates.
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Ron Docksai
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Nen
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Indianapolis News
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Ronald Reagan
California
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