Debating a 6.2 Billion HEW Labor Bill Draws Busing Abortion Issues
Congress faces a heated fight over a 6.2 billion appropriation for HEW and Labor with busing and abortion riders fueling the debate. Byrd proposes antibusing language while Republicans and Democrats seek counter amendments. The bill’s fate delays energy and gas measures as lawmakers weigh health and safety law costs.
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Boston Teachers Reject Offer Amid Citywide School Strike
Boston teachers voted to strike as classes continued in 183 schools under court ordered integration. High schools faced walkouts while many buildings operated with aides and substitutes. Negotiations and pay disputes, job security, and a longer work week fueled the dispute.
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Tariff Dropped on Refined Petroleum
Washington AFP reports the Ford administration will drop the 60 cents per barrel import fee on refined petroleum products, lowering the price of a gallon of imported fuel oil by about 1.5 cents. Frank G Zarb announced the move and Ford may also decide to remove a $2 per barrel crude oil import fee later.
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Ford Plans Federal Energy Push Aimed at Private Investment
President Ford considers a multibillion dollar energy blueprint focused on nuclear power and upgrading utilities, with outlines to be presented in a San Francisco AFL-CIO address. He may extend antirecession tax cuts and plans to return to California for GOP fundraisers with Ronald Reagan.
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Eloise Returns to Hurricane Strength Aims at Gulf Coast
Tropical Storm Eloise rebuilt to a hurricane with 85 mph winds and eyes the Florida Alabama Gulf Coast, threatening Mobile and Pensacola as warnings extend from Grand Island Louisiana to Apalachicola Florida. Eloise centers near 275 miles south of New Orleans with tides rising five to eight feet.
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Hunt says he was ordered to kill columnist Jack Anderson
The Washington Post reports E. Howard Hunt told associates a senior Nixon White House official ordered assassination of Jack Anderson in 1971 or 1972 but the plan was cancelled. Anderson recalls writing about similar plots and Hunt remains jailed for Watergate involvement.
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Brecksville strike tests school operations and in injunction bid
In Brecksville Ohio school bus drivers and cafeteria workers walked picket lines while officials said schools stayed open. Supt. Tallman said the board would seek a court injunction against the strike. In Tampa an Ohio man who served four years in a Cuban jail for a 1969 hijacking received a 10 year suspended sentence and probation after pleading to a lesser charge. Everett White 30 of Cadiz testified the plan involved hijacking an Eastern jet with 105 passengers and eight crew. the jet returned from Cuba unharmed. In Columbus ten people died in weekend Ohio traffic crashes including Beaver Local football coach Richard Iacovangelo 26 in a truck car crash on Ohio 154.
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NFL Relax Rozelle Rule Offer Aims at Free Agency Shift
The NFL proposes relaxing the Rozelle Rule to prevent forcing a four plus year player to switch teams. It also allows players with four or more years in a three year plus contract to become free agents at contract end without an option year.
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Weather outlook: cloudy with a 40 percent rain chance tonight and Tuesday. Lows in the upper 40s to mid 50s, highs Tuesday in the 60s.
Hearst Bail Reduction Bid Planned For Tuesday
Patricia Hearst may testify or present an affidavit at a Tuesday bail hearing as defense lawyers press for reduced or no bail. Reports say FBI found a seven page document criticizing SLA members, indicating possible rift between Hearst and the SLA amid probes of ties to bombings.
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