Senators Forecast Override Of Ford Tax Cut Veto
Senate leaders say they expect an override of President Ford's veto on a tax-cut extension. They warn that failing to extend the cuts could trigger a severe economic reversal. The finance committee backed a six month extension, while a spending ceiling was rejected.
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Gas price index note prompts paying with a twenty
A fragmented index item notes rising gas prices and how paying a $20 bill affects the amount received. The brief hints at the idea of higher costs and the attendant’s action with the oil dipstick.
Construction Picketing Bill Approved by House
The House passed a bill 229 to 189 giving construction and building trades unions power to shut down an entire site. The measure moves to the Senate, with Ford undecided on signing or vetoing. It adds a 30 day delay before strikes and sets up a national labor management panel to mediate wage disputes.
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Teamster Balks At Grand Jury Immunity Grant
DETROIT AP New Jersey Teamster Stephen Andretta was held in contempt after refusing to answer questions from a federal grand jury about Hoffa's disappearance. Immunity allowed the testimony but Andretta read a statement and invoked his attorney. The judge offered another chance. Andretta asked to make a phone call before continuing.
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Mother Cited on Education Law Allegations in Viola
Colleen Mull of Viola must appear in Lion county magistrate court on charges she unlawfully kept her two children from attending school this year. Deputy reports show the Viola Elementary principle Dennis Heth notified of up to 26 missed days since November 24. The summons followed actions by the Anamosa Community School District and sheriff.
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Richardson Confirmed As Commerce Secretary
Washington confirms Elliott Richardson as secretary of commerce by voice vote, making him the fourth cabinet post he has held in two administrations. He will hold the most cabinet posts in U.S. history once he takes the oath of office. The vote was routine with no dissent.
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Moslems Near Takeover Of Beirut Hotel District
Fighting rages in Beirut as Moslem militia surround Holiday Inn and other hotels, amid a battle with Christian gunmen from the Phalange party. Casualty toll rises with hundreds killed or wounded since the war began, while cease-fire efforts falter and factions split over political reform and Christian dominance.
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Teenager Sheila Foley Found Dead Near Delwein After Missing Dec 2
Sheila Lynn Foley, 15 or 16, daughter of Paula Foley Hazletna, was last seen in a downtown Delwein car awaiting two girls. Her nude body was found Wednesday afternoon by a farmer miles southwest of Delwein. authorities say death cause unknown pending autopsy. Police, sheriff officers, state troopers and investigators searched surrounding roads and fields as they sought tips.
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Life Investors Buys Risk Firm in Midwest Deal
Life Investors announces acquisition of a risk management firm named Northwestern National Investion File of Malwinkee and its subsidiary in Wisconsin. The purchase price is not fully disclosed but Life Investors expects earnings to rise in 1975. Jensen notes the deal will boost operations in the Northwest sales unit and central office plans in Wisconsin.
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