Ford plans Libby meeting on Canadian oil problems
President Ford will meet Sunday in Libby Montana with Canadian energy minister Donald Macdonald to discuss Canada's worsening oil situation and its impact on the United States. The gathering coincides with the dedication of a new dam on the Kootenai River.
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Libby
Ottawa
Canada
United States
U.S
Mont
Donald Macdonald
Kootenai
Macdonald
Lisbon
Antonio Almeida Santos
Canadian energy policy seeks to balance US needs with conservation
The article notes a shift in Canadian energy policy under Macdonald to meet American demand for oil and natural gas while preserving Canadian resources. It anticipates curtailment of gas exports to the U.S. next summer, to be decided by bilateral consultations, and emphasizes conserving fuels for Canadians amid stricter measures.
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Canada
U.S
Macdonald
Kissinger Pursues Mideast Peace Efforts in Egypt
In Alexandria Henry Kissinger met with Anwar Sadat at the Egyptian president's villa to push for an interim Israeli Egyptian Sinai agreement. They reviewed elements of a possible deal amid hope the gap narrows and planned to brief Damascus on Syria's interests. Protests expanded outside Rabin's residence as Syrians and Jordanians warned against a pact with Israel.
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Egypt
Henry Kissinger
Mediterranean
Middle East
Anwar Sadat
Kissinger
Israel
Sinai Desert
Sadat
Kissinger- Sadat
U.S
Sinai
Ford Administration
Congress
State Department
Robert Anderson
Damascus
Hafez Assad
Washington
Syria
Golan Heights
Yitzhak Rabin
Rabin
Jordan
Jerusalem
Ford to Dedicate Libby Dam in Montana
President Ford will visit Libby Montana to dedicate Libby Dam a 468 million project begun after a 1964 Canada United States agreement Officials say the dam will generate 120000 kilowatts of power The ceremony will include a switch activation by Ford and Canada's minister of Energy Mines and Resources Donald Macdonald Organizers expect 20000 people in Libby area The AFL CIO of Montana condemned the dedication calling the dam partially completed and criticized labor participation
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Libby
Mont
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Ford
Montana
Libby Dam
Canada
United States
Donald S. Macdonald
Energy, Mines and Resources
Army Corps
Northwest
Weather outlook showers and wind at times
The forecast calls for showers with windy periods. Expect a high near 60 and a low around 40 with regional impacts noted on the weather map on page 2.
Helena judge rules for tavern owners
District Court Judge Gordon R Bennett ordered the state Department of Revenue to sell liquor cases, potentially ending an 11 day strike by the Montana Retail Clerks Union that blocked arrivals at the Helena warehouse. The ruling allows direct case lot purchases to all buyers though prior constraints limited sales to Mondays.
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Helena
Gordon R. Bennett
State Department of Revenue
Montana Retail Clerks Union
Montana
Bennett
Montana Tavern Association
Philip Strope
MTA
Dead man linked to interstate beer shipment uncovered
In Washington DC police seized a refrigerated truck carrying 613 cases of Coors beer and the embalmed body of Robert Hamilton, 32, of California. Three men were arrested for conducting interstate beer business without tax stamps. Hamilton died of a drug overdose in California before the delivery, and his associates allegedly moved the body to DC alongside the beer shipment. Hamilton’s death prompted the defendants to travel and retrieve the corpse.
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District of Columbia
Alexandria
Robert Hamilton
Calif
Walter F. Riggin
Washington, D.C
Hamilton
Claude J. Hill
Clinton, Md
Nicholas C. Scandone
Forestville, Md
California
Washington
Xanthoupoulos Named Director of Warm Springs State Hospital
Dr. Harry Xanthoupoulos was named director of the Warm Springs State Hospital in Helena after serving as acting director since June 19 following John Delaney's resignation amid embezzlement charges. Delaney faced two felony counts relating to $11,608 while administrator of Silver Bow General Hospital in Butte. he pleaded innocent. Delaney had moved to Montana's facility for the insane in 1974, prompting legislative debate over his credentials. State law requires a psychiatrist with specified experience to lead the mental hospital.
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Butte
Montana
Facility For the
Civil War Rages in Timor as Dili Battles Intensify
Civil war erupts in Portuguese Timor with Dili streets strewn with casualties. Estimates place hundreds killed and thousands evacuated as UDT clashed with FRETILIN. Australia sends ships for possible refugee evacuations while Portugal seeks UN aid to protect Portuguese and foreigners in Dili.
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Sydney
Australia
Dili
Portuguese Timor
Timorese Democratic Union
UDT
Alioto faces angry reaction to police strike settlement
In San Francisco the Board of Supervisors vowed to cut Mayor Alioto's budget after he overruled them and granted police and firemen a 13 percent wage hike. A taxpayer suit seeks to block the raise, arguing the ordinance was illegal as wage power rests with the supervisors.
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San Francisco
Board of Supervisors
Joseph L. Alioto
Nick Verreos
Thomas O'Connor
Victor B. Levit
Verreos
John J. Barbagelata
Dorothy von Beroldingen
Empire Building
Three Juveniles Suspects Named in Butte Fire Loss
Butte authorities believe three juveniles started a 290000 fire that destroyed the Pennsylvania Block on West Park Wednesday. A 16 year old girl was released to her parents Friday. two 14 year old boys are being sought. The girl had been in custody after a stolen car report and provided a statement on the trio’s Tuesday night and Wednesday activities.
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Butte
Pennsylvania
West Park
Pat Hagel
Hagel
Butte Fire Marshal
Angry man on bicycle steals whisky from boy in Anaconda
An unidentified man angry over losing his whisky rode off on a bicycle with a shoeshine boy, Pat Millorin, a 10 year old, two blocks from Fourth and Cedar before the boy lost sight of him. Le Roy Wine of 105 Washington reported the incident to police.
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Anaconda
Pat Millorin
East Park
Fourth and
Cedar
le Roy Wine
Washington, Anaconda
Space colony concept eyed for orbiting city 240000 miles from Earth
A 10 week study by 28 scientists at NASA Ames proposes an orbiting space colony using Moon sourced materials. The plan envisions a mile wide wheel housing 10 000 residents and providing Earth with continuous solar energy at an estimated cost of about 100 billion dollars.
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Mountain View
Calif
U.S
Earth
Gerard K. O’neill
Princeton University
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
American Society of Engineering Education
NASA
Ames Research Center
Charles Hebrow
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