Israel to cut Suez forces as peace gesture
Israel declares withdrawal of tanks artillery and troops from the Suez Canal to aid reopening of the waterway Egypt welcomes the move. In Salzburg Ford Sadat discuss Middle East peace with plans for a formal formula within a month. A truce holds in Lebanon after two days of fighting near Beirut with casualties and kidnappings reported.
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Ford-Sadat talks near end as peace plan planned next month
President Ford and Anwar Sadat wrapped two days of talks in Salzburg and said a Middle East peace formula would be unveiled within a month. Sadat praised Ford and invited him to Cairo while Kissinger called the discussions promising and other details remained undecided.
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Ford falters in Salzburg blamed on chronic football knee
White House aides cite a long standing football knee as the cause of Ford’s missteps in Salzburg. The 61 year old president slipped on rain slicked steps at the airport and again on stairs during meetings with Egyptian President Sadat.
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Six Trapped Divers Work To Open Capsized Gulf Rig Hatch
Coast Guard said six Progress Marine No. 2 crew members were believed trapped after the oil rig capsized 18 miles southwest of Grand Isle Louisiana. Divers cut at the hatch and pumped air in attempts failed as a 500 ton crane barge and rescue boats converged on the scene.
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Nuclear plant curbs to be reviewed by Supreme Court
The government seeks Supreme Court review of a federal court ruling that would require nuclear plant waste discharges to be regulated under the Federal Water Pollution Control Act by multiple agencies. The case questions NRC sole control versus state and EPA oversight, with 116 licensed plants and 74 pending applications cited. States argue 1972 act changes mandate shared control.
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Nobel laureate Eisaku Sato dies at 74 in Tokyo
Former Japanese prime minister and Nobel Peace Prize winner Eisaku Sato died at a Tokyo hospital at age 74 after suffering a stroke on May 19. He collapsed at a Tokyo restaurant and remained in a coma before his death, with his wife and two sons at his bedside. His eight-year premiership shaped postwar Japan and his cautious pro Western stance included opposition to nuclear weapons.
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Weather forecast shows showers and storms this week
Tonight showers and thunder storms likely with a low in the lower 60s. Tuesday brings showers ending in the morning then partial sun and a high in the mid 80s. Wednesday to Friday expect a wet period with scattered showers and thunderstorms and small daily temperature changes.
Libya to Receive Soviet Aid for Peaceful Atomic Center
Libya signs an accord with the Soviet Union to establish an atomic center for peaceful purposes. ARNA reports a protocol was signed in Moscow with Maj. Abdullah Meheshi signing for Libya and Soviet trainers to teach Libyans to operate the center.
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Illinois Supreme Court orders refunds for marijuana fines
The Illinois Supreme Court ruled that defendants convicted of illegal marijuana possession under a now unconstitutional law must have probation ended and fines refunded. Eight defendants, seven in Jackson County and one in Cook County, were affected, with Jackson County facing over $6,000 in refunds.
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