House Approves 405 Million Refugee Aid Bill
The House approved a 405 million dollar refugee aid bill for Indochina resettlement after defeating a 364 million dollar cut. The measure, part of a 507 million dollar authorization, aims to move refugees from centers to homes and jobs, with 121,605 counted and more awaiting placement abroad and in the United States.
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Washington
House
Ford
Clarence Long
Demd
Long
Edward Roush
Ind
Otto E. Passman
D-La
Passman
United States
Senate
Consumer Protection Agency
Elizabeth Holtzman
D-N.y
Joshua Eilberg
D-Pa
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Eilberg
Subcommittee
U.S
Clair W. Burgener
R-Calif
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Ford Administration
Senate Democratic Policy Committee
Senate Appropriations Committee
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Appropriations Subcommittee
Inouye
John McCarthy
U.S. Catholic Conference
Guam
Wake Island
L. Dean Brown
Inter-Agency
South Vietnam
Hong Kong
Singapore
Canada
Australia
France
Delco’s push for southern plant expansion amid union tensions
Czapor and Craper discuss productivity goals at Delco’s Anderson operation. They cite unions as a problem rooted in weak management, urge cooperative labor relations, and note plans for a sixth battery plant in the West while expanding in the South to cut transport costs. Debate over land purchases and anti union strategy features in the context.
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Craper
Muncie
Czapor
New Brunswick
N.J
UAW
Kinerk
Delco
Fitzgerald
Florida
Anaheim
Calif
Delco Sparks
UAW 662
UAW International
Irving Bluestone
Mayaguez crisis escalates with U S plan to attack Cambodia
Congressional briefings reveal contingency plans for bombing mainland Cambodia and assault on Koh Tang to recover the Mayaguez crew. President Ford, in the White House, approves Marines to board the vessel and land on Koh Tang as warplanes and a destroyer join Carrier Coral Sea operations.
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Sihanoukville
Ford
White House
U.S
Ron Nessen
Koh Tang
Coral Sea
Nessen
Washington
Phnom Penh
of National Union
Cambodia
Mayaguez
Thailand
Mounds and Airport Plan Land Swap Over Localizer Need
Anderson Aviation Commissioners propose trading about 1.5 acres of Mounds State Park for 10 acres of airport land to satisfy FAA 500 foot clearance for a localizer project. Trade would require state approval, with park gaining temporary structures and joint fencing while airspace meets FAA standards. A May 22 DNR meeting and April 22 talks shaped the plan.
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Joan Schleuder
Anderson Aviation Commissioners Board
Mounds State Park
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Mounds Park
Western Park Boundry Line
Keith Pettigrew
Sara
Aviation Board
State Department of Natural Resources
U S Staff Members Captured by Laotian Mob in Savannakhet
U S Embassy reports three American staff members were captured by a student mob in Savannakhet Laos amid anti American protests linked to rising prices and Laos shift toward communism The captives were safe but held at the provincial governor s house as authorities from the new coalition government begin investigations The State Department said it would cut embassy staff in Laos and bring Americans from countryside posts to Vientiane with no plans to close the mission
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Vientiane
Laos
APA
Savannakhet
U.S
Mekong River
Thailand
Agency For International Development (Aid
Christian A. Chagman
Souvanna Phouma
Com
Pathet Lao
Luang Prabang
Viettiane
U.S. State Department
Washington
Robert Funseth
South Anderson Group Elects New Directors
The South Anderson Civic Association elected new 1975 76 directors at its annual meeting at Southview School. New board members include Dodd Jr King Watkins Bullock Holding Meyer Landon Kemp Jr and retiring chair Huser will serve again. The group plans a joint meeting to set officers and pursue a city master plan, rezoning limits, and public safety and transportation programs.
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South Anderson Civic Association
SACA
Southview School
Richard Donelley
Donelley
Robert Dodd Jr
Ted King
Roosevelt School
William Watkins
Lois Bullock
Aloma Holding
Richard Meyer
Franklin School
William Landon
Roger Kemp Jr
George Huser
Kenneth Brammer
Ron Yong
George Hawes
Frank Hubler
AT&T Group Pleased By Venture Launch
The securities group for AT&T cautiously welcomed the new share venture to exercise 31.3 million warrants issued in 1970 to promote bond purchases. Morgan Stanley & Co. reported good Street reaction, while avoiding planty numeric detail.
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New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Charles Morgan
Morgan Stanley & Co
At&t
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Bers
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Thomas
Tip” O'Neill
Paris
National Security Council
Henry A. Kissinger
Milton Young
R-N.d
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O'Neil
Robert C Byrd
West Virginia
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Indianapolis
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South Anderson Group
Hawes
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Donnelly
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