Democrats to unveil plan to curb economy with tax cut
A seven page Democratic Steering and Policy Committee proposal outlines a comprehensive program to fight the crisis within 50 days. It calls for tax relief for low and middle income families, a broad reform package, gasoline rationing, public jobs, and an emergency housing program, while urging rapid action beyond Ford's State of the Union.
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Ford Administration
Jack Anderson
United States
Ohlone College Seeks Community Talent Bank Participants
Fremont's Ohlone College explores a community Talent Bank to recruit local experts from jewelers to planners. Volunteers and students respond to newspaper ads and mailings, indexing interest on library cards while promotion continues under Valerie Hopper.
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World on borrowed time says scientist Wittwer
Washington UPI The World is living on borrowed time and may face food shortages after a decade unless crash agricultural research programs begin soon says Sylvan H. Wittwer head of the NRC Board on Agriculture and Renewable Resources and MSU Agricultural Experiment Station. He adds the U S still lacks a coherent national policy for new scientific discoveries and warns Americans and leaders are not taking long term food problems seriously. The NRC released a 12 page report on agricultural productivity prospects.
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UPI
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Board On Agriculture and Renewable Resources
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Nixon vindictiveness cited by Ziegler demanding Ford awareness
Ronald Ziegler tells the Los Angeles Times he is fed up with Richard Nixon being targeted by vindictive actions. He claims Ford may not be aware of the issue as it unfolds in the political landscape.
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Nixon
Ford
Los Angeles Times
Abortion Manslaughter Trial Moves Forward in Boston
The Kenneth C. Edelin abortion manslaughter case enters its second week in Suffolk Superior Court. The trial asks what responsibility a doctor may owe to an aborted fetus, highlighting medical ethics and legal standards.
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Kenneth C. Edelin
Boston
Suffolk Superior Court
Nixon tax bill overdue prompts audit review for others
Washington reports Nixon owes 171055 dollars for 1969 taxes not yet paid. IRS chief Alexander says 1974 returns of Ford Rockefeller Albert and cabinet members will be reviewed to decide if audits are needed. Nixon plans to pay 1968 bill and fees, while earlier years and penalties are under scrutiny.
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UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Internal Revenue
Donald C. Alexander
Alexander
Ford
Nelson Rockfeller
House
Carl Albert
Nixon
Israeli Forces Conduct Overnight Lebanon Raid
Israeli forces edge into south Lebanon on an overnight search and destroy sweep against Arab guerrillas, blowing up roads and water pipes near three villages as the military spokesman describes the operation.
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Lebanon
Inside Story and TV Guide Highlights
The page lists sections including Astrology, Bridge, Comics, Crossword, Editorial, Obituaries for Ray Orvock, and a TV sport log. It notes Help Us! in Helen’s lifestyle feature and mentions a Movie Guide in the Lifestyle area.
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Ray Orvock
California lawmakers set to review Brown budget and halt mansion
In Sacramento legislators begin detailed scrutiny of Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr.’s austere 11.3 billion dollar budget with testimony from Legislative Analyst A. Alan Post. Assembly and Senate committees also take up a bill to stop construction of the governor’s new 1.3 million dollar mansion on the American River bluff as the 1975-76 session opens.
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UPI
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Ronald Reagan
Senate Finance Committee
A. Alan Post
Assembly
Governmental Organization Committee
American River
Post
Brown
Jamember Finance Committee
Anthony Beilenson
Los Angeles
Bielenson
John F. Foran
Reconnaissance flights over Vietnam violate peace pact
U S aircraft have been regular reconnaissance over North Vietnam and southern Communist areas, despite the 1973 Paris pact. American warships also forayed off South Vietnam as a show of continued support for the Saigon government. Government forces cleared the Saigon Tay Ninh road, linking up with refugees and signaling renewed refugee movement toward Saigon amid fears of Communist targets.
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UPI
U.S
North Vietnam
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Vietnam
South Vietnam
Tay Ninh
Phuoc Binh
Paris
Henry Kissinger
le Duc Tho
United States
Harold Alameda's Revelations As Fremont Schools Chief Fired
Harold Alameda breaks a monthlong silence claiming he was scapegoated in a power struggle at Fremont Unified School District. He says he knowingly broke laws to aid the district and explains why trustees meeting last week led to his ouster. The interview portrays a dramatic internal fight and Alameda’s view of events.
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Fremont Schools
Tenes — Anager
Frere Unified School
Harald Atarvada
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