House kills Senate energy bill amid logjam and windfall row
Washington AP report notes the House rejected the Senate energy measure 219 to 34, killing the emergency bill and refusing adjournment. Arguments focused on windfall profit limits for oil firms and White House satisfaction with the bill’s death. The session featured a broken voting system and a rare adjournment denial as Congress remained deadlocked.
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Mondale Poised to Seek 1976 Democratic Nomination
Mondale told three Minnesota lawmakers he will pursue the Democratic presidential nomination in 1976 if he has sufficient support, regardless of Edward Kennedy's plans. Bergland said House Democrats favor Mondale over Kennedy, citing Watergate as a key issue and arguing Kennedy would face skeletons from the past.
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Peace talks open with plan for Egyptian Israeli military group
The Middle East peace conference ended its opening phase with an agreement to form an Egyptian Israeli military working group to negotiate troop disengagements along the Suez Canal. The closed session lasted 15 minutes, with no fixed date for the next meeting.
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Christmas weekend traffic deaths rise nationwide
Traffic accidents in the early hours of the Christmas holiday weekend claimed 43 lives across the nation. Snow and rain slowed travel in the Northeast Pacific Northwest northern and central Rockies. Separate datelines report a mass stabbing in Vacaville and bombings in London, with Hughes departing London for the Bahamas.
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Ford’s Plane Makes Forced Landing in Baltimore
Vice President Gerald Ford’s Air Force Two diverted to Baltimore Washington International Airport due to strong cross winds while returning from Madrid to the United States. The landing occurred Friday after originally planning to land at Andrews Air Force Base near Washington, D.C.
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Humphrey Reveals Tax Deductions for Vice Presidential Papers
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey disclosed claimed federal tax deductions of 199 153 for donating his vice presidential papers to the Minnesota History Society. He notes deductions cover 1965 1969 through 1972 with reported taxes of 200 991 federal and 25 919 state.
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Furnished second floor apartment for rent in good location
Small furnished second floor unit available now with utilities included. The Herald want-ad rental drew quick interest and was rented after appearing twice. For fast action call 433-8851.
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City-wide Yale decorations dark amid energy shortage
The Austin area will not light Christmas decorations this year due to an energy emergency. Richard Tabor of the chamber said lights will remain off, despite plans for Dec 18 to 25, hoping future years allow illumination again.
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Schedule of Pages VS Mkts Farm News Editorial Sports Area News
The page listing shows sections for Farm News Editorial Sports Society Comics Area News and Class notices with page ranges 2 11 4 12 13 7 14 10 15 16 17. It outlines where readers will find market and page content across the edition.
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Social Security package boosts benefits and taxes
Congress approved an 11 percent increase in Social Security benefits for about 30 million beneficiaries, with 7 percent in April and 4 percent in July, and a higher wage base to fund the rise. A 13 week unemployment extension, food stamp and Medicaid protections, and higher welfare for the aged, blind and disabled are included, with potential tax hikes for high earners and their employers.
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Kuwait Hands Terrorists to PLO for Trial
Five terrorists who killed 31 people in the Rome hijacking attack were handed over by Kuwait to the Palestine Liberation Organization for trial. Morocco and Italy sought justice, while the PLO called for trial by its own revolutionary court.
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