Ford proposal to avert New York city default crisis
Guest editorial argues President Ford backs a controlled default plan to protect vital city services in New York and prevent total collapse. It notes opposition to a federal bailout, while urging refinancing and cost restraint to keep payrolls and pensions manageable and preserve civil order nationwide.
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Ford
New York City
New York
Mord
Congress
Burd
Federal Reserve
New Yorks
Washington
United States of America
Copley
How to reach the lawmakers in Alameda County
A list of state and federal officials with offices in Sacramento and San Francisco. It names Senators Alan Cranston and John V. Tunney and Representatives from the Ninth, Eighth, Eleventh, and Twenty-fifth Districts, including Don Edwards, Fortney Stark, and others, with local offices in Oakland Fremont Hayward and San Leandro and their contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Cranston
Senate
Washington
D.C
Hallidie Plaza
San Francisco
John V. Tunney
Washington, D.C
Golden Gate Ave
Minth
Fortney
Pate” Stark
House of Representatives
Eastmont Mall
Oakland
Phan
South County
San Leandro
San Lorenan
Castro Valley
Fairview
Livermire-Amador
San Ramon Valley
Don Edwards
Fremont Blvd
Fremont
Hayward
Union City
Newark
Stark
Edwards
Milpitas
San Jose
John W. Holmdahl
State Capitol
Sacra- Trento
Foothill
Hiva
Nicholas Parris
Sacramento
Soh County
Livermore
Amador-San Ramon Valley
Petris
Alfred E. Alquier
First St
San Jese
Sanka Gara
Gill Lockyer
Baccavente
14Th St
San Loteran
Ashland
Maynard
San Lorenzo
San Loreno Creek
Livermore Amador-San Ramer Valley
Alameda County
Micvtel
McAllater
Ova
Mowry Ave
Santa Clara County
Private Mds in Britain Face End of Pay Beds Debate
James Kilpatrick reports Britain’s NHS faces a clash over 4 200 pay beds in NHS hospitals and 4 000 private beds. The Labour government seeks to phase out pay beds, arguing equal access to NHS resources, while the British Medical Association fights to preserve private practice margins and doctor mobility amid fears of mass emigration and regional bed shortages.
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London
Great Britain
National Health Service
NHS
British Medical Association
Britain
Labour Party
Wales
The
Health Service
British Isles
Labour
BMA
Labor government looming as unions gain clout in politics
Holmes Alexander discusses potential for a labor government in the United States as AFL-CIO leader George Meany strengthens unions' political influence. The piece analyzes the Hatch Act repeal threat and how federal workers and unions could shape future elections, with examples from New York and federal districts.
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Washington
Chicago
Richard Daley
Afl-Cio
George Meany
United States
U.S. Senate
Congress
Franklin Roosevelt
Civi Service
New York City
America
Senate
Joseph Fisher
Arlington
Ford
Fisher
House of Representatives
U. S. Senate
Ue Fisher
Potomac
Gilbert Gude
Bethesda
Federal Trade Commission
Veterans Appeals Board
Daley
Essots
Reagan’s 1976 bid tests GOP unity and Ford battle
A chaotic early review of Ronald Reagan’s strategy to unseat Gerald Ford highlights a possible party split, with the 1976 primaries shaping a national campaign. It notes Reagan backers, poll data, and the influence of New Hampshire and California figures, while touching on economy, Russia, and media interests.
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Ronald Regan
Copack Teat Ld
Reptilcan
TGOP
Faeghes Primvated
Republican Party
Spk
White House
Wes Coutts Bosen
Howald Reagan
Ba Bronzo
California
Tian
T Senera
Wheaton
Sabin Tae de Oe
Santa Ana
Decision Making Information, Inc
Reagan
Ee Emberly
Mr. Ford
Kong
Florida
GOP
Te Ee
Mary
Slings
Don Adams
Ford
Elena
New Harpshire
Meldrim Thommen Jr
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