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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1975
Page
1
In Wildwood New Jersey on Thursday two students each received $600 scholarships after taking top honors at a local meet. Wildwood Mayor Guy F Murziani presented the trophies in a ceremony captured by AP Wirephoto.
President Ford backs labor management committee proposals to accelerate plant construction and convert oil and gas plants to coal with liberalized tax write offs and tax deferred dividends. Dunlop cites a 1976 utility tax break of 500 million to 1 billion dollars and congressionally guided reform. Zarb adds nuclear share could rise from 2 percent to about 20 percent by the late 1980s with program success.
House intelligence committee members describe sketchy briefing on CIA involvement in the 1961 Trujillo killing. Some say briefing could support claims of CIA involvement, others deem the account too Lacking to draw conclusions. The session covered broader CIA misdeeds and yielded no definite verdict on responsibility for Trujillo’s death.
The House votes on energy tax bill amendments as main conservation aims are dropped. Opponents warn of unemployment from stricter gas guzzler rules while a civil penalty plan ties penalties to miles per gallon shortfalls for 1978 to 1985 models. Additional provisions include a home insulation tax break and tire tax repeal.
The notice promotes an unfurnished three room and bath apartment in Austin. Utilities are furnished except electricity. It is upstairs, close in, child friendly, no pets allowed. Rent is 90 dollars plus a deposit. contact via phone. The ad ran two days and was slated to run six more days.
Indira Gandhi and Congress organize public support after her conviction for illegal use of government officials in 1971. Gujarat election defeat weakens her position while she seeks a Supreme Court stay and appeals. Demonstrations and rallies mobilize nationwide as foes allege improper use of state resources.
The Commerce Department announced that U.S. businesses reduced inventories by a record 1.9 billion dollars in April, the second consecutive monthly decline, signaling tighter stockpiles across stores and warehouses.
The U S Court of Appeals ruled the current 19.6 million participant allotment is insufficient for a nutritionally adequate diet and gave the Agriculture Department 120 days to devise a new plan. Pending action, existing rules stay in place due to the system’s importance. The decision marks a landmark shift toward treating nutrition as an entitlement.
Secretary of State Kissinger likely to resume shuttle diplomacy next month if Israel Egypt Sinai talks narrow. Rabin’s visit boosts chances of revived negotiations while Ford weighs terms for an Israeli withdrawal and Syria's Khaddam visits to influence strategy.
New York AP report notes Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's overall job rating falling while President Ford gains. Kissinger posts a 37 percent positive rating, down 12 points since last March, after a peak of 85 to 10 percent a year ago.
State Department testimony outlines admission of hundreds of Chilean political refugees. Assistant Secretary William D. Rogers told the Senate Judiciary Committee that Chileans will be admitted on a case by case basis.
Ford Motor Co reports 25 percent drop in the first 10 days of June, while American Motors Corp posts a 6 percent rise. Analysts foresee four major US automakers collectively down 11 to 14 percent, keeping quarterly totals at a 14 year low.
The final batch of federal tax rebates was mailed today. The Treasury Department reported 63,221,161 rebates totaling 7.896 billion dollars dispatched to taxpayers, with potential economic impact not yet certain.
Singapore government announces it will refuse more Vietnamese refugees due to limited reception space. A statement cites 965 refugees on St. John’s Island as the current capacity constraint.
Rep Walter Flowers says White House confirms University of Alabama president Dr David Mathews will be nominated as secretary of Health Education and Welfare. Flowers expects the nomination to go to the Senate in about two weeks.
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