Senator McIntyre cites Ford budget cuts on energy funds
Senator Thomas J. McIntyre of New Hampshire says President Ford’s next year budget would slash energy conservation funding. He cites removal of up to 60 million dollars in loan guarantees and 25 million for state plans, plus 2 million to aid consumer participation in utility rate hearings, despite prior Congressional approval.
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Carter ready to name tax official under new administration
The Washington Post, citing unidentified sources, reports Laurence Woodworth may be named under secretary of the treasury for tax administration and supervision in a Carter administration. Woodworth, a 17 year veteran of the Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation, said no offer was made and he had not sought a post.
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Carter nominee Harold Brown to assess defense budget
Defense Secretary-designate Harold Brown will move into temporary Pentagon quarters and review defense spending for 1978. He met with Secretary Rumsfeld and Gen. Brown, then dispatched to St Simons Island for Carter transition events. Brown aims to identify trimming areas as Carter pledges a 5 to 7 billion dollar cut, with budget figures reportedly around 123 billion dollars, due by March 15.
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U S and South Korea mend rift with allies restored
Seoul says most disagreements with Washington have been cleared though not all. Foreign Minister Park Ton-jin notes improved ties after October amid KCIA and bugging allegations. A U.S. diplomat was briefly held in Washington while a No 2 KCIA chief sought asylum for information on KCIA activities.
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Vintage plane crash claims life of Orange County couple
An Orange County man and his partner died when their vintage aircraft crashed in a rural area Sunday. Investigators are probing the crash, noting the plane went down quickly after the engine failure. A Cash Guard helicopter transported the responding crew to Mire Air Forces Base Hospital where they are listed in serious but stable condition.
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Rocky Mountain high for Ford at Vail ski lift incident
President Ford faced a 10 to 30 minute delay on Vail Mountain when a chairlift shut down due to a loose wire in a derail switch. A resort spokesman stated Ford and three Secret Service agents were never in danger. After the lift was restarted, maintenance temporarily halted the lift for repairs.
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Bell plans interviews for aides as FBI director pace quickens
Griffin Bell says he will interview prospective aides at his law office on Thursday and Friday while weighing a potential FBI director nomination. He notes two panel paths for recommendations and favors a swifter process, speaks with Carter aides at a gathering in Georgia, and remains teamed with King and Spaulding until confirmation.
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Plains Texas to face traffic surge from fame
Plains Georgia faces rapid tourist influx as Jimmy Carter’s hometown attracts visitors. Two more officers joined the force after a federal study by Westinghouse Justice Institute experts and Georgia officials. Traffic control becomes the main, immediate challenge with expected congestion illegal parking and minor accidents as the town adjusts to new attention.
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Solons May Aid Carter Reorganization Drive
Washington reports say Congress may cooperate with President Carter on a phased government reorganization. Plans focus on energy and a potential act renewal to merge agencies, with a broader study lasting about a year. Past presidents faced farm and lobby opposition.
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Health News Dizziness What Causes It
Health article explains dizziness has multiple meanings and urges careful diagnosis. It cites examples from elderly and neurologic causes, notes dizziness can signal serious conditions like circulatory or arthritic spine issues, and promotes chiropractic assessment at Dr Fair's Fremon office with contact details.
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Patchwork of overlapping powers cited by Roosevelt
A fragment recalls Franklin D. Roosevelt remarking that a patchwork of duplicate responsibilities and overlapping powers was evident in 1837, illustrating concerns about governance and authority.
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Dawn Work Activity Center Reports Rates
A division of Alameda County thrift program reports its latest activity center figures with names including Malis and Teo. Community contact is listed as 707-2002 for further information.
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