Kissinger Signals U S Arms Policy Shift Toward China
Secretary Kissinger stated that U S policy toward China now emphasizes sovereignty and deterrence against a Soviet attack, and he left open the possibility of selling arms to China. He cited deterrence as key and noted no current arms sale discussions, while noting the statement sparked “pandemonium” at the State Department among officials.
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Harvard
Kissinger
China
Soviet Union
Wao
United States
U.S
State Department
Shanghai
Hua Kuofeng
Mao
Chiang Ching
Fighting in Rhodesia escalates before Geneva talks
In Rhodesia fighting between security forces and nationalist guerrillas intensifies with 12 dead in the days ahead of the Geneva conference. Eight guerrillas and two civilians killed, plus a white officer and a black man killed in separate incidents. The yearend toll reaches 1,148 guerrilla deaths. Government says Mozambican troops attacked white plantations near Rhodesia, signaling regional tension before interim government talks.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
UPI
Geneva
Rhodesia
Security Forces
Stephanus Naude
Naude
Ian Smith
Henry Kissinger
Freddie
Nation's growth rate slows for second quarter
Washington reports the real Gross National Product rose 4 percent in the July to September quarter, marking a slower pace for a second consecutive quarter as the nation's economy cools.
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Washington
UPI
Arab leaders sign truce plan to end Lebanon fighting
Six Arab leaders sign a cease-fire pact for Lebanon and approve a 30,000 member Arab peacekeeping force to enforce the truce within two weeks. Palestinian forces must withdraw and honor the 1969 Cairo accord within 45 days, with Syria’s troops potentially affected. Arafat pledges PLO noninterference and respect for Lebanon’s sovereignty.
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Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
UPI
Cairo
Arkoub
Beirut
Sidon
Tripoli
Syria
Hafez Assad
Elias Sarkis
Anwar Sadat
Khaled
Sabah al Salem al Sabah
Kuwait
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasser Arafat
Arafat
PLO
Crocker submits low rate on Ukiahi bonds
Crocker National Bank bids 6.035 percent to sell 5.7 million dollars in Series 1976 lease mortgage bonds for Ukiah high school financing. Bank of America and United California Bank also bid, with totals to fund Phase II locally funded portions. Sale expected to close late this month. total project cost slightly over 10 million.
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San Francisco
Ukiah High School
Crocker National Bank
Crocker National
Ukiah Unified School District Corporation
Ukiah
Bank of America
United California Bank
Murphy
Board of Education
Ukiah Unified Board of Education
Sacramento
Ukiah Unified Board
Northwestern California Weather and Campus Construction Update
Fair through Wednesday with coastal fog and low clouds. clearing by afternoons. Fort Bragg 48 58 and Ukiah 4 78. Howard to review non profit bids. bond paperwork due around Oct 26. Hunt moving toward Phase 1 of the new Low Gap campus construction including library center gymnasiums science and math English buildings funded locally with Phase II to parallel. completion targeted within two years.
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Northwestern
California
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Howard
Hunt
Ford urged to clear name over Watergate probe links
Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman urged Attorney General Edward Levi to settle whether President Ford testified truthfully about Watergate before the election. She pushed Special Prosecutor Charles Ruff to investigate claims Ford tried to halt the Patman investigation at Nixon White House request. Ford testified he tried to prevent the probe but had no recollection of White House talks. Ruff said evidence to prove obstruction is unlikely.
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Ford
Washington
UPI
Elizabeth Holtzman
Edward Levi
New York Democrat
Levi
Miss Holtzman
House Judiciary Committee
Richard M. Nixon
Watergate
Charles F.C. Ruff
Nixon White House
White House
Nixon
John W.dean III
House
Patman
Dean
Dick Cook
Ruff
LWV Candidates Night in Ukiah Features Six Hopefuls
Ukiah League of Women Voters hosts a Thursday Candidates Night at Frank Zeek school starting 7 30 p m with six hopefuls from Second district supervisorial and Assembly races plus the Democratic challenger for Congress. Incumbents Burgess Williams Barry Keene Oscar Klee appear along with challengers Al Barbero Jerry Spencer and the Assembly and congressional races will grant brief opening remarks and two minute rebuttals. Moderated by Ray Nelson, questions from the audience will be read and answered within set time limits.
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Assembly
Ukiah
Ukiah League of Women Voters
Frank Zeek
Burgess Williams
al Barbero
Redwood Valley
Barry Keene
Elk
Jerry Spencer
Arcata
Humboldt County
Oscar Klee
Don Clausen
del Norte County
Robert Ane
Santa ‘Rosa
Peace and Freedom
Ray Nelson
Mendocino County
League of Women Voters
Nelson
Carolyn Cook
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