House refuses to reduce troops in defense bill
Washington UPI reports the House passed a $22 billion weapons procurement bill, rejecting efforts to cut major programs and U.S. troops stationed abroad. The measure, part of a $129.3 billion Defense Department budget for FY 1976, includes a provision ordering service academies to admit women for combat training and faces Senate debate next.
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New York City Faces Budget Crisis and Possible Bankruptcy
New York City, described as the third largest government in the Western world, teeters toward bankruptcy as federal, state, and local finances fail to bridge a growing $5.1 billion shortfall. Mayor Beame eyes drastic cuts in schools, hospitals, and services while grappling with a $6415 million deficit in the $12.8 billion budget starting July.
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Wife buries wrong man as husband remains alive
TEL AVIV UPI reports Yehuda Schwartz’s wife attended what she believed was her husband’s funeral after a fatal traffic accident. The mistaken burial followed unclear circumstances and the husband was still alive at the time, prompting investigation.
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Sirhan Sirhan Parole Prospects Amid California Policy Change
Sirhan Sirhan may be paroled in 1986 if good behavior continues. The case notes he was once sentenced to death, a penalty struck down in 1972. parole guidelines cited a seven year minimum and a 16 year nine month term seen as near the top of the range for murderers.
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House races to override Ford veto on strip mining bill
After a five year push the House moves to override President Ford's veto of a strip mining law. Proponents say the bill could pass without hurting coal output while critics warn of job losses and higher utility costs. Supporters argue the measure boosts energy independence and limits harmful practices.
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