10 Apr 1975
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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1975
Page
1
Pope Paul VI issued a decree returning church censorship but in a modern form. Clergy must seek approval before publishing catechism prayer books and Bible translations and lay writers are urged to avoid antireligious writings. Imprimatur now conditions textbooks and church sales.
The SEC and United Fruit successor United said the board refused to pay the second installment. Eli M. Black, head since 1970, died last February in a Manhattan office building. The Journal reports the investigation centers on Honduran President Lopez and possible disclosure could destabilize his government. An additional $750,000 allegedly reached a European government tied to favorable business opportunities and the five year payout span was cited by both agencies.
In the Senate opponents warned the measure would lift U.S. fuel costs by about 19 billion dollars annually. Gravel argued that removing price controls would push oil prices to about 12.40 per barrel to lure capital for exploration of new oil and gas and alternatives. Henry M. Jackson, floor manager, called the bill a substitute for Ford’s plan aiming to curb consumption by high prices. The Interior Committee approved a bill to foster conservation and push state administration of an energy program with limited impact on production.
Washington AP report notes the Council on Wage and Price Stability urges prioritizing job preservation over wage increases in this year’s labor negotiations. It says inflation is easing but wage gains will influence inflation. The council will study pricing in metal cans, tires, and industrial chemicals amid broader economic moves. President Ford welcomes a House Budget Committee ceiling to cap the 1976 deficit at 73 billion dollars as FTC proposes actions.
News report recalls the 1974 Hearst kidnapping and offers details on FBI comments, grand juries, and possible connections to the Scotts, with mentions of Bernardine Dohrn and other SLA figures. Also noted are U.S. legal reactions, Vietnam war remarks, and FTC loan default rules amid broader political discourse.
The Dow rose 18.77 to 767.98 as analysts credited signs rates may stay steady despite the deficit. The Civil Aeronautics Board approved four airlines to mirror low frills fares by National on 37 routes, enabling American Continental Delta and Eastern to offer 35 percent off day coach fares without meals or booze. The UAW reported about 23,000 Chrysler laid‑off workers will not regain SUB benefits for at least 17 weeks. Chrysler’s SUB fund was exhausted Friday, leaving workers on government unemployment compensation. The Wage and Price Council noted lagging wage gains but warned 76 could hinder recovery, urging caution in raises.
Chiang Kai-shek lay in state as hundreds of thousands paid respects and debated U.S. Taiwan policy. Madame Chiang Mei-ling placed a chrysanthemum cross on the coffin, while C. K. Yen followed in a separate car. уход
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