09 Feb 1975
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1975
Page
1
Sunday Col. Alexei A. Leonov the first space walker and Valeri N. Kubasov arrived at a Space Force airport area with six kup pilots aboard two agency aircraft. They were met by American astronauts along a long runway once used for winged missile tests.
Government officials said transition costs for former president Richard M Nixon have run well over 500000 dollars as the midnight cutoff neared, with aid including communications systems and salaries for a staff of nearly 80 at the peak, though the total price remains unknown.
The American Council on Education warns in a Senate committee report that President Ford’s energy conservation plan could force colleges and universities to cut programs unless traditional tax breaks are granted. The ACE notes no exemption for nonprofit education, no rebates for schools, and higher costs through excise taxes and import fees.
Saigon commands reports reinforce the capital with more than 5,000 police and combat troops as Communist attacks rise toward the Lunar New Year. The added forces bring Saigon area strength to nearly 15,000, including several ranger battalions guarding the security belt around the capital.
Sen Edmund Muskie, the Maine Democrat, says the 1976 Democratic presidential nomination may emerge from a brokered convention where no candidate wins a majority early on. He calls the idea conceivable and suggests a candidate could gain the nomination at the convention if momentum and broad support create a bandwagon effect despite few pledged votes.
Vinnell Corp of Los Angeles wins a 77 million Defense Department contract to train Saudi Arabian forces guarding oil fields. The deal marks the first time a private American company will train a foreign army, drawing on hundreds of former U.S. special forces and Vietnam veterans recruited for the program.
The U S Conference of Mayors and National League of Cities say President Ford’s 1975 budget hits urban America hard. They call it a crisis as cities face tax hikes and cuts in federal stimulus, forcing layoffs while the feds create public service jobs and cut back on essential city services.
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