Heller calls Ford budget unrealistic and contradictory
University of Minnesota economist Walter Heller criticizes President Ford’s 1978 budget as unrealistic and harmful to civilian spending. He notes education and social service funding proposed at 19.3 billion, warns of $11 billion shortfall for maintenance costs, and questions tax cuts totaling 80 billion to 1982. He also urges slower defense spending and broader stimulus ideas from Carter.
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Walter W. Heller
Heller
Congress
University of Minnesota
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Ford
Sorensen Quits Step Aside From CIA Nomination
Theo dore Sorensen stunned the Senate Intelligence Committee by saying he asked President-elect Carter to withdraw his CIA director nomination. Committee chair Inouye indicated the panel would accept Sorensen’s request to step aside after a lengthy statement asserting his qualifications and denying personal attacks.
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Theodore C. Sorensen
Senate Intelligence Committee
Jimmy Carter
CIA
Sorensen
Idaho
Cecil Andrus
Carter
Senate Interior Committee
Andrus
Schedule of Pages Editorial-4 VS-Mkts-2 Society-6-7 Area News-9 Sports-10-1
Schedule overview lists pages for Editorial, Markets, Society, Area News, Sports, Farm, Comics, TV, and Classifieds with page numbers and section headers. It indicates organization and routing for the newspaper’s daily content.
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Vs-Mkts
Breakdown delays disrupt AP wire service
A Chicago breakdown in the Associated Press wire curtailed national and international late news today. The outage began around 1:15 a.m., causing wire stories to arrive to the Herald late and many too late to publish.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Herald
Mondale names staff as Minnesota heads to inaugural
Vice President elect Walter Mondale announced his staff including Richard Moe as vice presidential chief of staff. Minnesota delegations head to Washington for the inauguration with 300 attendees led by Governor Rudy Perpich.
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Walter Mondale
Minnesota
Mondale
Richard Moe
Senate
Moe
Duluth
Georgia
Agriculture
Bob Bergland
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota State Society of Washington
Warren Burger
Carter
Rudy Perpich
Warren Spannaus
Joan Grove
Anoka
Elmore
Humphrey
Minnesota Square Dance Federation
Michael S. Berman
Dulth
Stay Denied Gilmore Dies On Schedule In Utah Execution
Gary Mark Gilmore, who pressured for death and twice attempted suicide, was executed by firing squad at Utah State Prison minutes after a federal stay was lifted. Dressed in white with an overcoat, he was strapped to a chair at 8:06 a.m. MST as witnesses, including relatives and reporters, watched.
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Point OF the Mountain
Utah
Gary Mark Gilmore
Gilmore
United States
Provo
Utah State Prison
4Th District Court
Robert L. Moody
Vern Damico
Gary
Ronald Stanger
Stanger
Lawrence Schiller
J. Robert Bullock
Schiller
Ford proposes 440 billion budget with defense rise and tax cuts
President Ford sends Congress a 440 billion dollar lame duck budget for 1978 featuring a 12 billion dollar defense increase and 47.5 billion in tax cuts over six years. Carter aides seek changes, aiming to fund new programs and health insurance while managing a higher deficit.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ford
Congress
Carter
Fords
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Lunch program to resume in Austin schools Tuesday
After a recent secretaries strike, the hot lunch program will resume in all elementary schools and the Vo-Tech on Tuesday Jan 18. Elementary students should bring $2 to cover meals for Jan 18 through 21. Milk for sack lunches will cost 4 cents per carton.
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Austin
Vo - Tech
Fuel shortages raise alarms in bitter cold across regions
Bitter cold shatters temperature records and strains power lines from the Midwest to the Northeast. Utility officials urged plants to close Monday to conserve fuel as more record highs were anticipated from New York to North Carolina and a hard freeze loomed.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Northeast
New York
North Carolina
Nor
Severe cold grips Minnesota with record lows and power conservation urged
Minnesota endures ongoing deep freezes as Roseau reports a record low of well below zero and Bemidji hits 28 below. National Weather Service optimism points to milder air midweek with possible snow Thursday. Utilities urge customers to drop thermostats to 65 to 60 degrees to conserve gas while regions face fuel supply strains.
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Associated Press
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Bemidji
Hibbin
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Florida
Maine
New Hampshire
New England
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Virginia
North Carolina
New York
New Jersey
Ohio Gas
Dayton Power & Light
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National Fuel Gas
Buffalo
N.Y
Illinois
Kentucky
Charm bracelet recovered after Herald ad
A downtown lost and found ad led to the return of a lady’s gold charm bracelet. The owner placed a low cost Herald want ad, offered a reward, and the bracelet was found and returned after the ad ran for one day.
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