Iran pledges oil flow to Israel if Sinai fields are returned
In Zurich Kissinger secured a pledge from Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi to keep Iranian oil flowing to Israel provided Abu Rodeis oilfields in the Sinai are returned to Egypt under Kissinger's disengagement plan. The Shah added he opposes an Arab oil embargo and stressed prices should reflect inflation.
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Ford signals veto on oil import fee delay bill
President Ford indicated he will veto Congress efforts to delay the oil import fee increase and GOP leaders said there is an even chance the veto will be sustained. White House aides warned that substituting allocations could cost up to 400 000 jobs.
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States run thin on unemployment funds across the nation
Almost half the states face depleted unemployment insurance reserves and must borrow from the federal fund. Four states have already secured loans, with twenty more near bankruptcy and eight at danger of exhausting funds. Governors protest repayment terms amid tax concerns for industries.
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Treasury faces debt ceiling clash as Congress weighs increase
Washington reports the U S Treasury nears its $495 billion debt limit and must borrow more to fund federal salaries social security unemployment and contracts. The Senate and House back a rise to $531 billion for fiscal 1975 amid prior emergency measures and past debt crises.
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Jughandle decision reversed over motel project
California appeals court overturns ruling allowing Pacific Holiday Lodge to build a motel restaurant on Jughandle Creek headland after an environmental impact report was not properly reviewed. The case centers on the board of supervisors and the Environmental Quality Act requirements amid a 1972 suit by Elizabeth Burger.
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