Ford Winds Up European Tour in Rome Ties
President Ford opened talks in Rome after pomp at the Quirinale with Italy's Giovanni Leone. He stressed Atlantic alliance ties as security measures soared with 5 000 police and 200 sharpshooters. Ford met the Pope and prepared for Italy Egypt talks on Middle East peace.
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Laos Aims to Keep Relations and Aid With U.S.
U S Assistant Secretary Habib said Pathet Lao and rightist leaders assured him Laos wants to maintain diplomatic ties with the United States and continue aid. Talks with Laotian officials noted a misunderstanding fueling anti American demonstrations as the AID mission winds down with inventory disputes and turnover hurdles.
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Phase 2 Mall Fronts Plan Aims for Quick Redesigns
Winchester's Downtown Development Committee advances Phase II of Loudoun Street Mall. A subcommittee led by Ben Belchie proposes voluntary storefront design ideas to help align fronts with the pedestrian mall, funded by a $5,000 grant and built on plans from Potomac Edison.
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Biggest Windfall in Nation as Tax Rebates Hit Households
Americans begin spending a record 8 billion in 1974 tax rebates. Bills, beds, bikes and groceries flow as the economy shows early signs of stimulus, with 60 per cent of checks in play and savings dipping to 30 to 40 per cent.
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Federal rules bar sex discrimination in most schools
New federal guidelines require equal treatment for men and women in admissions aid classrooms and athletics. HEW plans procedural changes to handle pattern discrimination cases while Congress may veto within 45 days and schools must comply by dates ranging from one to three years.
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