GOP proposes program for a Republican Congress
House Republicans unveil a legislative plan outlining paths to health insurance reform retirement income and job training with a three year balanced budget target. Details include unemployment benefits tied to living costs incentives for private retirement plans earned income rules social security reform and tax system improvements while preserving national defense and immigration controls.
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SEC Officials Benefit From Host Group Reimbursements
Washington AP Union: The SEC routinely allows host groups to pay travel lodging and meal expenses for officials attending conventions, a practice not extended by most federal agencies. SEC says it is proper, with lines drawn against individual brokers or firms. incidentally, the 1974 Tokyo trip cost up to $2021.88 for Chairman Ray Garrett Jr. and his wife.
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Miners return to work amid limited picketing in West Virginia
Miners across Southern West Virginia began returning to work after a month-long wildcat strike that idled up to 60,000 workers. UMW officials urged restraint as dissidents push for a right to strike in the contract. Leaders said local unions in District 17 and most of District 29 supported resumption of production, while some miners planned to ignore picket lines if pressed by remaining strikers.
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Death toll climbs over 1700 after Turkish quake
In Lice Turkey a boy leads his brother through rubble to a medical hut as officials report at least 1700 killed across eastern Turkey. Rescue workers expect the toll to rise toward 3000 with thousands homeless and provinces cut off. Soldiers and civilians search amid ruined towns while Demirel pledges reconstruction funds.
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New York City Bailout Plan Heads to Legislature
A $2.3 billion state bailout plan seeks to steady the near bankrupt city until December. Gov Carey calls a special session while Senate Leader Anderson travels to Washington hoping for federal aid. The plan relies on emergency state loans and pension fund sources to cover three months of obligations and would curb mayor Beame’s budget powers.
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Ford's N H motorcade primes Reagan showdown
Ford tours 15 New Hampshire towns in a cross state motorcade while Reagan plans a rally in Manchester. The stops, aimed at aiding Louis Wyman in the Sept. 16 rerun, foreshadow a Ford Reagan primary clash in the first nation primary. Wyman headquarters say the trip will run eight hours with public appearances except for a private lunch. A larger press corps will accompany Ford after the Sacramento assassination attempt.
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Surreal Max Ernst bed stars at vice president mansion party
At the new vice presidential residence, a $35,000 Max Ernst bed drew praise from Ford Kissinger and Happy Rockefeller. Betty Ford offered no comment. About 200 dignitaries attended the housewarming with a lobster and beef buffet as the Rockefellers hosted the event.
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Gunmen board bus and rob five passengers in Detroit
In Detroit two gunmen hijacked a Greyhound bus and robbed five passengers, taking about 160 dollars with no injuries reported. The incident followed two prior weekend bus robberies and echoed a novel set in Detroit. A policeman quipped that the robbers likely do not read books.
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