Northeastern lawmakers urge Alaska oil for region
A coalition of legislative leaders from Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, Pennsylvania and Delaware urged President Ford and the Federal Energy Administration to ensure that any Alaskan oil surplus is not diverted to foreign nations. They noted the Northeast relies heavily on overseas oil, with 75 percent of supply from abroad and 85 percent from OPEC members.
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Tax Returns Compare Ford and Carter Wake Debate Over Finances
Ford reports 1975 gross income of 251 991 with 94 569 in federal taxes while Carter shows 136 139 gross income and 17 484 taxes. Carter publicly releases five years of returns aided by investment tax credits and income averaging, while Ford cites a decade of financial statements. Carter’s 119 244 came from his peanut business and 3 293 from a book. Ford’s 200 000 came from his presidential salary. Carter credits a 41 702 investment tax credit on equipment.
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CBS chief resigns after 15 months on the job
Arthur R. Taylor quits as president of CBS Inc after 41 years old earning 480000 a year. He leaves abruptly with no stated plans or reasons. CBS says the decision is not related to CBS TV ratings or the family viewing concept adopted in 1975.
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Nazi war criminals face U.S. deportation bids
The government opened deportation actions against Boleslaus Markovyskis Bronius Kaminskas and Karlas Detlavs, alleging wartime roles in Latvia and Lithuania. Hearings set for November 15 will determine if they lied on entry to the United States, potentially forcing their departure.
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Accused wartime suspect faces deportation hearing
Hartford, AP report: 73 year old Bronius Kaminskas, new Britain tenant, is charged with Nazi era atrocities in Lithuania during 1941. He must appear Nov. 15 before an immigration judge for deportation, while neighbors express disbelief. Also charged are Boleslavs Maikovskis and Karlis Detlavs.
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Holly Twigs Meeting at Webber Hospital Anchor Notes
Members of the Holly Twigs affiliate of the Webber Hospital Auxiliary will meet Monday October 18 at 1 p.m. in the conference room of the Webber Hospital Administration Building Elm Street Biddeford. The Women’s Educational and Industrial Union will sponsor a bake sale Friday October 15 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Shaw's Market Saco Elvira Lord will serve as chairman.
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