House Panel To Reveal U.S. Secrets
The House intelligence committee drafts a report alleging Kissinger pushed for covert aid to Angola to reward Mobutu. It notes Nixon used a private channel to inform the Shah about Kurdish aid and rejects striking the secrets from the final 340 page report.
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Nelsen
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Les Aspin
D-Wis
Congress
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D-Tex
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R-La
Melee Closes Hyde Park High Amid Classroom Damage
Hyde Park High School will be closed Thursday after a chair-swing melee Wednesday injuring three and damaging a classroom. Eight white youths, including one female, were arrested for disorderly conduct. Superintendent Marion Fahey described the day as deplorable and said officials would assess the situation before deciding on Friday classes.
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Marion Fahey
East Boston High School
Weekend Weather Outlook With Mild Afternoons
The forecast shows fair through Friday with continued mild afternoons. Highs near 60 today and Friday, lows in the upper 20s tonight, and winds turning westerly at 10 to 15 mph.
Ford unveils 1977 budget with claimed responsible limits
President Ford announced a 394.2 billion dollar budget for fiscal year 1977 aiming to curb the spending trend while boosting defense, trimming some welfare, and raising Social Security taxes. The plan projects a 43 billion dollar deficit and an average unemployment of 7.7 percent, with a stated commitment to balance public and private initiatives. Ford signaled flexibility on spending ceilings and tax cuts, noting uncertainties ahead.
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Congress
Kissinger and Brezhnev Clash Over Angola Arms Talks
In Moscow Kissinger and Brezhnev spar over Angola and the U S Soviet arms impasse. Brezhnev optimistic about a nuclear accord, Kissinger cautions that technical issues should not block a broader agreement. A second round opens as talks resume with a goal of a principle deal by Friday.
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Muskie condemns Ford budget as job losses and deficits
Senator Muskie warned that President Ford's budget would worsen unemployment and prices, predicting seven million jobless Americans next year and budget deficits. He accused Ford and Nixon of mismanaging the economy and offered no specific costed proposals.
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Democratic Party
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Muskie
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Lebanon in turmoil as Moslems gain control and ceasefire talks loom
Moslem guerrillas and Muslim militias seized most of Lebanon while Christians and Syrian mediators prepared for a ceasefire likely to grant Muslims equal political power. Palestinian forces and Jordanian interests fueled the clash as explosions and gunfire rocked Western Beirut and security forces recovered weapons worth over a million dollars.
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