Saigon ready to accept Vietnam cease fire terms
South Vietnam signals willingness to accept a peace accord and seeks clarifications on technical annexes before Kissinger and Tho resume talks in Paris. Thai Prime Minister Thanom Haig discuss a cease-fire extension to Laos and Cambodia with Haig as U S envoy. Chou En-lai also predicts an early end to fighting.
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Tho
Xuan Thuy
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Fla
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Vietnam
U S
Peking
Tokyo
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Yasuhiro Nakasone
International Trade and Industry
Snow chances rise as cold front moves in Ohio
A new cold front sweeps across the state driving temperatures down to the 30s and 40s this afternoon. Light snow flurries are possible tonight into tomorrow in northeastern Ohio as rains end and winds shift from mild to cooler conditions. Tornadoes were reported in southern Illinois with no major injuries or damage.
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HELP MATE to Aid Readers With Product Problems
HELP MATE debuts Sunday in The Chronicle-Telegram as a consumer oriented service addressing widespread product and service issues. The column aims to provide solutions and information, reporting both favorable and unfavorable details to help readers protect their money, health, and safety in a complex marketplace.
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C-T
Helpmate
Consumer Contact Watch
Elyria Jaycees push for wider VD testing
Elyria Jaycees seek state legislation to extend venereal disease testing to teens citing rising Ohio VD rates. The group backs a General Assembly measure inspired by California and Michigan laws, with support from Rep Donald J Pease. Health official Bennett notes student demand for more information and easier access.
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DC police hunt eight in Muslim center killings
In Washington eight men possibly from a rival Muslim group are sought after the methodical slaying of seven people at Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s Muslim center. Two women were wounded and one child survived, with police noting possible sectarian motives and fearing further violence.
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UPI
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Jabbar
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Hawkins
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Blames Lunatics for Seven Murders
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar said he could only envision crazy people responsible for seven slayings at a Washington home he owned for a Muslim Center. He described the residence as the American Hanafi Muslim Center and said he does not subscribe to racist philosophy, emphasizing diverse muslim communities and his own faith.
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