Ford to seek 49 billion budget to revive economy
President Ford told reporters he will ask Congress to approve a 1976 budget near 49 billion dollars with a near 1 billion daily spend rate and a 52 to 70 billion dollar deficit if lawmakers reject anti recession measures. He defended the plan as needed to restore a vigorous economy and reduce future deficits. Ford plans energy spending only and no new major programs aside from social welfare reforms. He travels to Atlanta after a Mardi Gras Ball in D C and will meet southern governors and hold a news conference Tuesday.
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Youth rights clash with age rules and school discipline
In South County, teens push back against business bans on minors and argue for equal rights. Ray Marks of the Chit and Government Project notes growing youth autonomy, while laws still constrain underage actions from driving to contracts. The piece cites Fremont's young population share, debates over emancipation, and the Goss v Lopez ruling granting students due process, as three students await a Supreme Court decision on a similar case.
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Soviets Talked but Nobody Listened in Trade Collapse
A UPI report cites a U.S. businessman with high-level contacts who blames errors by Americans for the collapse of the 1972 Soviet American trade agreement. He says Moscow showed patience yet warned against noncompetitive terms, while U.S. lawmakers pressed for MFN status and credits despite emigration-linked conditions.
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Weather forecast notes heavy showers and gusty winds
Rain likely tomorrow with gusty south to northeast winds 15 to 30 mph. Temperatures in the upper 40s to mid 50s for the area, with a 0 to 70 percent rain chance through today and tonight. Fragmented text mentions obituary and finance items in the page header.
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