Kissinger Tours Middle East as Geneva Conference Looms
Kissinger met with Sadat in Algiers for two hours calling the session constructive and prepared for a ceremonial Geneva conference opening. He then planned a third stop in Saudi Arabia while discussing disengagement and invitation procedures with U.N. and Soviet counterparts. In Cairo, Boumedienne signaled a diplomatic thaw as Israel and Egypt reported clashes on the Suez front and an Israeli drone crash.
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Don
Algiers
Kisssinger
Sadat
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
U.S
United Nations
Kurt Waldheim
United States
Soviet Union
Kissinger
Vladimir Vinogradov
Cairo
Jerusalem
New York
France
Security Council
World Organization
Houari Boumedienne
Algeria
Syria
Thawra
Israel
Henry
Kilometer 101
Cairo-Suez
Suez Front
Indiana official cites fuel-saving, tourism as crisis tools
Orr argues that saving fuel reduces costs and can boost profits for manufacturers, encouraging plant locations in Indiana. He credits state advertising and industry cooperation for calmer protests and urges continued tourism promotion while warning governments may adopt four day work weeks to save energy. He opposes rationing and tax hikes as solutions.
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Orr
Indiana
Black Angus Meat Noted for Fine Texture and Marbling
Some connoisseurs say Black Angus beef offers finer texture and tastier marbling than other cattle breeds, highlighting its superior fat distribution and flavor profile.
Fifth Person Apprehended In Coles Case
Oliver Morris of Commerce Texas, 23, indicted for murder in Coles County, arrested in Sherman Texas. He is connected to the slaying of Joe Carl Plumley 34, near Mattoon on August 9. Plumley worked on a construction job. Buford Hobbie is also indicted and jailed in Durant Oklahoma awaiting extradition.
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Charleston
Ill
Oliver Morris
Commerce
Tex
Coles County
Sherman
Morris
Joe Carl Plumley
Mattoon
Plumley
Tupelo
Okla
Buford Hobbie
Hobbie
Durant
Oklo
Illinois Murder Charges Linked to Plumley Killing
Plumley shot to death August 10 along Illinois Route 16 near Gays. Phyllis Plumley her sister and mother are charged for conspiring to commit murder. Morris, arrested on auto theft, is reportedly sought on the murder charge. Plumley died from a shotgun wound to the back with a second small caliber bullet wound.
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Plumley
Phyllis
Murer
Coles County
Morris
Texas
Illinois
Illinois 16
Gays
Priesthood Adverts As Unique Call To Vocations
The Rev Jerrold F Kennedy of the Oakland Diocese uses billboard advertising to draw people to the priesthood. He quotes a message asking for priest brothers and sisters and notes the diocese phone number. He argues modern ads can be dignified outreach. The piece also notes Tulsa's 50 story National Bank of Tulsa building as the tallest in Oklahoma.
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Oakland, Calkf
UPI
Jerrold F. Kennedy
Billboard
Christ
Diocese of
Oakland
Father Kennedy
Oklahoma
National Bank of Tulsa
Tulsa
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Honey Creek Square
Flower Mart
Cmith Alsop
Wabash
Honey Creek
Coles
BrambleRush
Hoover
West Bend
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