Ford's veto upheld and tax hikes go forward
President Ford's veto of the tax bill was sustained by Congress in a 265 to 157 vote, leaving higher income taxes set to rise after Jan. 1. Leaders warned there will be no further action to restore 1975 tax cuts in 1976, while noting the bill's impact on families earning various incomes. The White House framed the move as a clash over spending and tax policy ahead of the 1976 campaign.
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Fremont GM plant recalls 1600 workers
GM Chairman Thomas A. Murphy announced in Detroit that about 1600 workers at the Fremont assembly plant will return to work February 16 as consumer demand for cars rises. He noted expansions at Leeds Missouri and reinstatement of two-shift operations, with 2280 UAW members from Fremont’s second shift laid off since last January.
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Energy bill moves through Congress amid price debate
Congress advances an energy bill with price controls and efficiency measures while signaling presidential action after the election. The Senate and House passed the plan amid claims it will not lower pump prices, as supporters tout conservation and labeling programs and GM and auto workers adjust to production shifts and layoffs.
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Ford pardon version disputed over Nixon clemency claim
Washington reports that Ford allegedly pardoned Nixon after Haig urged action, contradicting Ford's House testimony denying talks on pardoning Nixon. White House counters that Ford clearly explained the pardon in congressional testimony and found no conflict with events.
Nightclub Fire Kills Seven in New York
A blaze at the Blue Angels nightclub on Manhattan's Upper East Side broke out about 11:30 a.m. and killed seven people including five women trapped in the powder room as lights failed. Fire officials say panic spread as patrons fled and fights occurred amid the crowd. the investigation continued with potential additional remains.
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Fingers sewn back on Newark worker after press accident
Michael Soares, 27, of San Jose, lost three fingers in a punch press mishap at Leslie Salt Co. in Newark on Nov. 10. A one hour operation saved two fingers and reattached them after quick action by fellow employees and a team of surgeons at Ralph K. Davies Medical Center. Soares expected release today or tomorrow and recalled the instant pain as minimal.
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Betty Lester Pooch Up for Adoption Amid Pet Overload
A household with multiple pets seeks a kind new owner for Betty Lester. They request responsible adopters willing to provide a loving home and ensure Betty’s well being as they manage a busy pet roster. Interested parties should contact the listing for details.
A's hire Tanner as new manager
Oakland signs Chuck Tanner to a three year contract after he lost his White Sox job. Finley, at dinner in Chicago, praised Tanner as the man with desired qualities. Tanner, who spent eight years managing minors, replaces Alvin Dark as A's boss after Dark fell from Finley’s favor.
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Weather outlook for South County remains clear
The weatherman promises clear skies for South County through tomorrow with little temperature change. Highs tomorrow will be in the upper 50s and 40s. Lows will range from the mid 30s to around 40. More weather on page 45.
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