High price of new Israeli Egyptian peace accord noted
The piece argues the interim Israel Egypt accord advances Middle East peace but at a high U.S. cost. It outlines long term U.S. aid of 2.5 billion dollars, oil delivery guarantees worth about 350 million annually, and potential civilian technicians at Mitla and Gidi radar sites. It warns of risks to Americans and growing difficulty of future deals.
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U.S
Israel
Abu Rudeis
Egypt
Mitla
Gidi
Sinai
No Man’s Land
Energy crisis forces hard choices in coming months
The piece warns that grave energy decisions must override political calculations as Congress and the White House contend with vetoes and stalled bills. It notes potential oil price shifts, proposed taxes and standards, and looming costs as a national program is debated.
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Congress
Mr. Ford
Ford
White House
Public Divided on U S Spending in Gallup Poll
Gallup survey of 1,529 adults across 300 localities Aug 1 4 shows Republicans favor anti spending candidate A who calls for cuts and balance. Democrats Independents split with pro spending candidate B on jobs and consumer buying. Regional differences favor A in the South and B in the East and West.
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Princeton
Ford
U.S
Quincy
Ill
Palm Beach
Fla
Sacramento
Calif
Franklin Roosevelt
San Antonio
Tex
Union City
N.J
America
Fayetteville
Ark
Nixon
Peeeegereeese
Midwest
Steeee
South
Oebe
West Peenereereessrenrens
Congress Faces Heavy Agenda Amid Energy Crisis
The 94th Congress, all but Daunted by energy policy, tax reform, foreign aid, and a federal consumer agency, aims to clear 14 of 15 fiscal 1976 appropriation bills before further work. Debates loom on energy policy, price controls, tax reform, health coverage, and rail restructurings with deadlines slipping to November.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Congress
Legislative Branch
House
Senate
New Hampshire Senate
New Hampshire
Senate Finance Committee
National Health Insurance
Federal
Ford
Israel
Greece Faces NATO Rift Amid Cyprus and Turkey Tensions
Washington faces Greek frustration over slow U.S. action on Turkey and Cyprus. Karamanlis warns against detente euphoria while seeking to keep Greece in NATO. Greece voices distrust of U.S. leadership and hints at possible Cyprus settlement linked to arms embargo repeal.
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Europe
Greece
NATO
Karamanlis
Izmir
Turkey
Soviet Union
U.S
Cyprus
Washington
Bulgaria
Thracian Heights
Aegean
Istanbul
Nixon
Royal Town Council Adopts Balanced Budget for 1965
The Royal Town Council approved a $1,090,923 balanced budget for the new fiscal year starting Sept. 1 and kept the tax rate at $1.05 per $100 assessed value. Ralph Mulvey dedicated his Oxford Shop to Hedrick Koontz in honor of his contributions to Winchester businesses.
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Front Royal
Ralph Mulvey
Oxford
Hedrick Koontz
Winchester
James Wood High School chosen as Vocational Agriculture teacher training center
In 1950 James Wood High School was selected as a training center for future teachers of Vocational Agriculture by the Teacher Training Department at VPI.
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James Wood High School
VPI
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Eugene P. Miller
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Gallup Poll
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Colorado
Corporation For Public Broadcasting Board of Directors
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