Recon missions and oil contracts amid Vietnam clash
U S planes reportedly flying reconnaissance over Indochina while Hanoi accuses them of guiding raids on Loc Ninhi near Saigon. A Defense Department spokesman avoids confirming figures. Separately, 68 oil firms balk at DoD cost disclosure, prompting Proxmire to seek legal action to secure fuel deliveries.
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Film pirates swindle film industry in 15 labs in 105 Angeles
Federal authorities report pirates operate in at least 15 laboratories in 105 Angeles, costing the movie and TV industries about 1 billion dollars annually. A grand jury has probed the film pirates for three months, with pirated titles including The Sting The Godfather and Airport.
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Illegal aliens estimated in United States debate
A dated report cites estimates of 4.5 million unauthorized immigrants living in the United States with claims of higher figures up to 8 million. Immigration officials nationwide warn the INS is strained by the influx, while AFL-CIO officials dispute the numbers and context.
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Space junk disintegrates after Saturn rocket reentry
An 83,800 pound Saturn rocket and 197 packhorse of America's Skylab space station disintegrate in a fiery atmospheric plunge from the North Atlantic toward the Sahara. NASA says few fragments reach land as the second stage skips off the atmosphere over the Indian Ocean before ending its two year orbit.
Ford to propose tax cut in State of the Union
President Ford plans to tell Republican congressional leaders he will push a tax cut in the State of the Union address to a joint session of Congress on Wednesday. Administration sources say the plan includes a 10 percent rebate on taxes due April 15 for 1974 earnings and a further cut for the current year. The proposed 1975 reduction is seen at 10 to 15 billion dollars as part of a two-year effort to combat the recession.
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Oil producers offer price stability if US ends confrontation
The Middle East Economic Survey reports that oil states may guarantee steady supplies at predictable prices if the United States abandons its confrontation policy. The Beirut weekly notes such assurances depend on halting Kissinger's pressure campaign and possible war threats.
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Mansfield warns of economy woes fueling unrest
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield says government must confront the nation’s economic plight or jobless protests will escalate. He comments on Atlanta unrest where about 3,000 unemployed rushed doors for 225 public service jobs, asserting responsibility lies with the President and Congress. Page 3.
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In today’s Review section a brief note references Meryword and California contact details, noting an 83 page Wal. listing and a 3Scants line. Further context is limited by the fragmentary OCR.
Riding Out On a Bay Area Stable Experience
A writer visits Big Oak Stables to try beginner horseback riding in South County. He learns basics from Ron Enos, meets Pee-Wee, and observes local trails and riding styles English and Western, with mention of regional stables and shows avenues like gymkhanas.
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