Bentsen Sees Jobs as Key in 1976 Campaign
Sen. Lloyd Bentsen argues employment will lead the 1976 presidential race and economic growth is essential to fund education health care and housing. He calls for extending tax cuts with restraint, across the board spending cuts, phased-out oil price controls and a national job clearinghouse linked to a 10 percent employment tax credit for hiring the unemployed. He proposes a youth employment service and substantial budget cuts paired with targeted adjustments to avoid harming job creation.
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Lloyd Bentsen
United States
Bentsen
Texas
Henry A. Kissinger
State Department
Ford
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Soviet Union
Indians Divided Over Bicentennial Celebrate or Ignore
The piece reports American Indians split on Bicentennial participation with some tribal leaders urging observances to preserve culture, while others condemn the celebration as a land and treaty rights issue. It cites Wayne Chattin and Grace Thorpe advocating or opposing involvement, notes state funding for Indian projects, and mentions BIA plans and legal actions over land and water rights.
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Associated Press
Wayne Chattin
All America
Miss Thorpe
Jim Thorpe
Sac and Fox Tribe of
Oklahoma
Chattin
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Clydia Nahwoosky
Ms. Nahwoosky
Washington
Mike Chosa
Wisconsin
Stewart Jamison
National Congress of American Indians
Jamison
Indian Claims Commission
William Veeder
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