Budget aide assailed for economic plan
Washington where President Ford's proposal to link a $28 billion tax cut with spending cuts drew sharp criticism in Congress. Budget Director James Lynn testified on Capitol Hill as lawmakers questioned the political motives behind the plan and urged stricter scrutiny.
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UPI
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Rokla
Robert Dole
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Franco survives attack as power debate swirls in Spain
Generalissimo Francisco Franco, 82, is recovering from a heart attack at his El Pardo Palace after authorities said he withstood the illness and remains in control. Government officials disclosed four specialists monitor him, while aides indicated the prince Juan Carlos may be considered for temporary regency, though Franco rejected delegating powers.
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Spain
UPI
Francisco Franco
Europe
Franco
el Pardo Palace
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Alfonso XIII
Carlos Arias Navarro
el Pardo
Arias
Juan Carlos
Senators agree on city aid bill
The Senate Banking Committee voted 7 to 6 to consider an $8 billion NYC loan guarantee plan with a $420 million tax lift and a three member federal board led by William Simon. The measure faces a tight, uncertain path on the Senate floor as House leaders push for quick action and Governor Carey warns of broader costs.
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New York City
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William E. Simon
Senate
William Proxmire
Carey
New York State
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House
Thomas L. Ashley
Ohio
Banking, Currency and Housing Committee
Ashley
Senate Committee On Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs
Wisconsin
Proxmire
New York
FBI notes destruction leaves Kennedy case puzzled
The FBI says a note from Lee Harvey Oswald to its Dallas office was destroyed two hours after Oswald was shot on November 24, 1963. The internal investigation found no apparent link to the Kennedy assassination and offered no explanation for the destruction.
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UPI
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Kennedy
Dallas
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Congress
James Adams
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Adams
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Subcommittee
Don Edwards
D-Calif
James P. Hosty Jr
Hosty
Dallas Police Department
J. Gordon Shanklin
Shanklin
McClallen inquiry unfinished shapes a long probe
A five month inquiry by the Professional Conduct Board into the charges against Rutland District Judge Edward McClallen remains incomplete with signals its results may never be public. The probe centered on roles of Attorney General M Jerome Diamond, former Rutland County State's Attorney Robert Tepper and Lamoille County State's Attorney Theodore Barnett.
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General Assembly
McClallen
Tepper
Diamond
Barnett
John Lowery
Brattleboro
Lowery
Albert Barney
Lee McClallen
Fire department unaware of power plant drill in Vernon
UPI reports a communications breakdown left fire department officials in nearby Brattleboro unaware of a power plant drill, prompting questions about coordination and safety procedures between facilities and local responders.
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Fire Department
Inside Local Roundup and State Drills Highlight Vermont
Bennington Museum membership benefits feature and an award to the Vermont Nursing Home Assn. A note covers In dians archaeology in Vermont and a CSM columnist weighs Justice Douglas. Vermont Yankee drill reports 180 students evacuated, fire and civil defense crews mobilized, and officials praised coordination amid a simulated nuclear plant accident.
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Bennington Museum
Vermont Nursing Home Assn
Vermont
Canham
The
Christian Science Monitor
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Supreme Court
Pownal
Farm Bureau
Babe Didrickson Zaharias
Lousiana
Fenway Park
John Randolph
CBS
Montreal
Olympic Stadium
Edward Corcoran
New Hampshire
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital
Vermont Yankee
Selectmen reject plan for commercial zoning
Bennington selectmen killed efforts to create tighter Route 7 restrictions and split zones, while agreeing to revert Route 67A from RC 40 to VR 20. The June vote to preserve Route 7 status stands, and the panel again rejected a checkerboard approach despite earlier support, with opposition from several members.
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Bennington
Silk Road
Vermont Tissue Paper Co
Selectmen
Danny Fager
Planning Commission
Peter R. Donavan
Gerald P. Morrissey
Paul Sheridan
Timothy Corcoran
Ralph G. Wright
Mammoth Mart
Richard Lasher
Clark Harwood
Mail cover program exposed by CIA Senate hearing
CIA opened more than 215000 pieces of mail in a New York operation known to be illegal by senior officials. The NY program photographed 2705726 letters to and from the Soviet Union from 1953 to 1973, about one thirteenth of such mail, with similar but shorter efforts on the West Coast Hawaii and New Orleans.
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Central Intelligence Agency
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Senate Select Committee On Intelligence
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Rockefeller Commission
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Soviet Union
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New Orleans
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