House to vote on releasing secret U S intelligence report
The House Rules Committee approved a 9 7 party line vote directing the intelligence panel not to publicly release secret material unless President Ford approves. The decision, amid leaks about submarine spy efforts and CIA backing of Angolan troops and Italian parties, now goes to the full House for a vote.
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U.S
House Intelligence Committee
House
House Rules Committee
Intelligence Committee
Ford
Rules
Robert McClory
Illinois
CIA
Otis Pike
D-N.y
Rules Committee
Pike
FBI
Sen
Henry Jackson
Central Intelligence Agency
Jackson
Dwash
Senate
Frank Church
Idaho
Chile
Congressional Oversight Committees
Church Foreign Relations
Mitchell Rogovin
Rogvin
Rogovin
Robert W. Kasten Jr
R-Wis
The New York City Rescue Plan and the City Aid Shift
Ten years after the Demonstration Cities and Metropolitan Development Act the 89th Congress, HUD programs, and a New York rescue plan are debated by the 94th Congress. The shift favors plain financing with interest and cities seek funds locally after the New York crisis.
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Washington
89Th Congress
HUD
New York
94Th Congress
Ice Thaw Sparks Waterskiing On Lake Wabamun
Ken Nelson rushes summer by waterskiing past local ice fisherman John Mucha on Lake Wabamun as a January thaw and heat from a hydro plant create open water in parts of the lake while other areas stay frozen.
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Lake Wabamun
Edmonton
Alberta
Ken Nelson
John Mucha
Burns Warns Congress of New Inflation Burst
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns told Congress of very troublesome signs a new inflation wave could slow the recovery. He urged pursuing a zero inflation rate while noting wholesale prices rose about 9 percent in the second half of 1975. Greenspan echoed some warnings.
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Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Burns
House Appropriations Committee
Commerce Department
Department
Ford Administration
Alan Greenspan
Rabin Sees Ford at White House Then Addresses Congress
President Ford escorts Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin from the White House after talks. Rabin goes to the Capitol to address Congress and states Israel will engage Palestinian representatives on the Jordan negotiating team but will not negotiate with the PLO.
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Ford
Yitzhak Rabin
White House
Rabin
Congress
Israel
Jordan
PLO
Water department seen as separate city arm
City Manager John Stiff states the water department is a distinct city arm with all funds reinvested into water and sewer systems. The column features quotes on taxes, draft, sales advice, and a Fishermen's distribution statistic attributed to Wes Izzard.
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John Stiff
Water Department
Canyon Officials Move To Reconsider Utility Rate Hikes
Canyon City Commissioners voted to raise minimum monthly utility bills by 3.50 and scheduled an emergency meeting at 7 p m to reconsider the action. The decision ends a five year plan but keeps hope for capital needs without a bond issue. The sanitation minimum rose to 4 25 and water to 3 25 for 3000 gallons with 70 cents per 1000 gallons thereafter.
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Canyon City Commissioners
Canyon
Glen Metcalf
Metcalf
Commission
Senate Overturns Ford Veto on $45 Billion Spending Bill
The Senate voted 70 to 24 to override President Ford and enacted the $45 billion appropriations bill into law despite his veto. The House previously rejected the veto 310 to 113. The measure funds health welfare and job programs, exceeding the budget request by about $1 billion.
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Washington
Ford
Democratic Congress
Senate
House
Rumsfeld criticizes defense budget as insufficient to replace worn equipment
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld told the House Armed Services Committee the proposed $100.1 billion budget cannot replenish stocks used in Vietnam and the 1973 Middle East war. A heated exchange with Rep. Abraham Kazen Jr. over spending cuts followed, with Rumsfeld arguing production capacity and other factors limit replenishment.
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UPI
Donald H. Rumsfeld
Vietnam
Middle East
House
Armed Services Committee
Rumsfeld
Rep
Abraham Karen
D-Tex
Karen
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R-La
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Sotlight Television
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Lawrence McDonald
D-Ga
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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