Ford Vows Veto If Tax Cuts Without Spending Cuts Continue
President Ford reaffirmed he will veto any extension of the 1975 tax cuts unless paired with spending reductions. Treasury Secretary Simon to convey to the Senate Finance Committee ahead of a House-passed bill proposing about 13 billion dollars in 1976 individual tax cuts. Ford pressed for a bold package totaling 28 billion in tax relief with strict spending ceilings and urged Congress to wrap up action by January 1.
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Coe ROTC Names Heetland Cadet Commander Through May 1976
Sidney Heetland, a Coe College junior from Ocheyedan, has been named cadet corps commander of the AFROTC program and will lead as cadet lieutenant colonel through May 1976. Several Coe cadets earned awards for outstanding achievement, including Rick Blackwell Philip Rayment Michael Johnston and others, with various ribbons noted. A candlelight vigil against nuclear energy and high utility rates will be held 5 to 6 p.m. Sunday at the Third Avenue entrance to JE Tower, as part of a statewide protest urging conservation and changes to the utility rate structure.
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Dubuque
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Sigourney
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Valley City
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Citizens United For Responsible Energy
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Cedar Rapids
Auto Theft arrest: Michael O'Meara held on $10,600 bond
Michael O'Meara, 19, of the Magnus hotel, arrested for alleged larceny of a car from Schamberer Motors on First Avenue SE. Held in Linn county jail on $10,600 bond after officers saw the vehicle spin its tires. An 11-year-old companion was released to parents pending further investigation. Today actor Kirk Douglas is 9 years old.
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Airport lands: tenants get first option on extra farmland
Cedar Rapids airport commission moved to give farm tenants first chance to lease up to 300 additional acres as four existing leases end. Waconia Sorghum Co eyed leftovers after initial offers. The panel plans land purchases of about 1,100 acres with IDOT handling talks while audits on lessees may be randomly conducted. Firefighters’ union appeal lingered on court plan.
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John Huey
Waconia
Jameson
Commission
Iowa Department of Transportation
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