Ford and Giscard back oil summit plan
Ford and Valery Giscard d Estaing urged an early conference of oil consuming and producing nations to address rising prices. They agreed on steps toward a world petroleum conference with a March preparatory session and envisioned energy cooperation, including conservation and new energy sources, while settling a $100 million compensation to the United States for De Gaulle era actions.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Boy Visits Santa At Higbees Store In Lorain
Brace McCall Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Brace McCall of 1831 W. 19th St., Lorain, meets Santa Claus at Higbee's Midway Mall store. The boy is wide eyed and unsure, as the jolly old gentleman chats with him amid holiday crowds and there are eight shopping days left until Christmas.
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Sirhan Innocent New Probe Sought in Kennedy Killing
Former Rep Allard Lowenstein urged Los Angeles authorities to reopen the Kennedy assassination case after presenting new evidence he says contradicts the official account He calls for ballistics testing testimony release and the public disclosure of the lengthy investigation report He cites gun capacity witness positions and an autopsy detail as part of his claim that Sirhan Sirhan may not have fired the fatal shot.
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Seven-day Amazon ordeal ends for pilot and 6 students
A UPI report details a seven day struggle after a small plane crash in eastern Peru. Surviving students aged from 4 to 16, led by pilot Oycat Zehnder, hacked through dense jungle aided by a German family and a river boat, reaching safety near La Merced. One student died in the crash and another during the trek. Survivors described devastating conditions including cuts, leeches, mosquitoes, and scarce water. Authorities evacuated them to a Lima hospital after the arduous journey.
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Herta Zehnder
Schools seek new ways to cut costs and enrollments dip
A look at how districts may economize without sacrificing quality as the baby boom ends and enrollment stabilizes. The piece notes fewer young children, districts like Elyria reusing buildings, and calls for fiscal accountability in school budgets. It cites Los Angeles overbuilt in the 1980s, with many classrooms empty and budgets larger than many industries. The article argues for better budgeting, auditing, and clearer value per dollar. It mentions the need for business-like incentives and asks where dollars go and why.
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Tme
Los Angeles
Weather turns cooler with light snow possible tonight
A cloudy and cooler forecast calls for a 30 percent chance of precipitation tonight and tomorrow with a high around 30 to 35 degrees and a low in the mid to lower 20s. Winds southwest 10 to 20 mph, sunset at 4 58 p m and sunrise at 7 48 a m.
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