Government to refund oil tariffs if court loses appeal
Boston UPI report says if the White House appeal fails, the federal government will take steps to refund tariff fees to consumers. Attorney General Bellotti announced the promise in writing from FEA general counsel Robert E. Montgomery as nearly 1.5 billion dollars collected.
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UPI
White House
Ford
Massachusetts
Francis X. Bellotti
Robert E. Montgomery
Federal Energy Administration
Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Bellotti
FEA
Presses Run Secretly Amid Post Strike Chaos
Washington Post printed a 24 page edition at six secret plants outside the city after a walkout by union pressmen halted production. A fire damaged presses and arrests were made as police guarded plants while guild members debated picket lines amid wage and condition disputes.
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Washington
UPI
The
Washington Post
Union
Post
Mark Meagher
Meagher
American Newspaper Guild
Guild
International Printing and Graphic Communications Union
Hiroshima to Arlington Wreath Ceremony Postwar Toast
Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako plan a wreath laying at Arlington Tomb of the Unknowns to honor fallen soldiers from World War II. In a White House toast, Hirohito expressed gratitude to the United States for postwar reconstruction aid and goodwill. Ford noted the visit as a symbol of close US Japan ties.
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UPI
Hirohito
Japan
United States
Empress Nagako
Arlington National Cemetery
America
Ford
White House
Imperial
Naruichi Fujiyama
Congress poised to approve Sinai technicians plan
Secretary Kissinger reports that President Ford’s assurances are ready as the House International Relations Committee prepares a resolution approving sending 200 US technicians to monitor the Israeli Egyptian disengagement. Senate action is anticipated next week with public hearings today. The goal is to enable Ras Sidr oil installation access by Sunday.
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UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Congress
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Egypt
House International Relations Committee
Sinai Peninsula
Kissinger
Ford
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Frank Church
Idaho
Jacob K. Javits
Rn.y
U.S
House Rules Committee
House
Sen. Church
Ras Sidr
Lawmakers push bill to block church state book suit
Boston lawmakers move a 16 word bill through the Massachusetts Legislature to allow school committees to send textbooks to any parochial or private school that does not discriminate by race or color. The measure targets a Sept. 15 lawsuit challenging the 1973 law as unconstitutional aid.
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Boston
UPS
Massachusetts
House
Senate
Michael S. Dukakis
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts
Sihanouk After Amin At The United Nations
Sihanouk arrives in New York to attend the U.N. General Assembly days after Idi Amin of Uganda wrapped up a controversial visit. Amin denounced Israel and the United States but professed affection for all, hosting a diplomat buffet while U.S. and British ambassadors boycotted the event. Amin praised Tanzania and warned of invasion threats while linking U.S. arms to regional violence.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Idi Amin
Uganda
Sihanouk
Amin
Israel
Britain
United States
Tanzania
U.N
U.S
Daniel Moynihan
Ivor Richard
New York City
Hoffa death tip targets Raleigh House banquet hall
Federal investigators probe reports that James R Hoffa was slain in a private Raleigh House banquet hall and his body was placed in a trash compactor. The restau rant’s trash-collection company is linked to Detroit Mafia figures Rafaele Quasarano and Dominic Corrado. remaining details include Hoffa last seen July 30 and ongoing interviews with Raleigh House staff.
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Detroit
UPI
James R. Hoffa
Robert Ozer
U.S. Organized Crime Strike Force
FBI
Hoffa
Raleigh House
Ozer
Teamsters
James Joseph
Jospeh
Rafaele
Jimmy Q” Quasarano
Dominic Corrado
Senate Iives
Postal rates rise 3 cents for first class mail
The 1 ounce first class letter rate increases from 10 to 13 cents effective December 28. Postcards go from 7 to 9 cents, parcel post up about 10 percent, air mail from 13 to 17 cents for the first ounce as air service winds down.
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Washington
UPI
Postal Service
Benjamin F. Bailor
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