Cleaver Returns to U S After Exile Amid FBI greeting
Former Black Panther leader Eldridge Cleaver voluntarily returned to the United States, arriving at Kennedy Airport escorted by FBI agents. He was taken to the agency's New York airport office and said he was glad to be back. Cleaver faces California charges related to prior assault and an Oakland shootout, while he offered limited remarks about his return.
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Demos push for passage of tax revision in House
Washington Democrats on the House Ways and Means Committee push to pass a tax revision, risking expiry of 1975 tax cuts at year end. Chair Al Ullman urges swift action, while liberals seek amendments to strengthen reform. If Ford vetoes, spending ceiling clash looms, and the fate of the tax cut hinges on Rules Committee timing.
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