House Vote Keeps Operating Subsidies In Transit Bill
The House rejected a bid to delete operating subsidies from a mass transit bill by 202-197, and approved reducing the federal share to 33 percent. Debate over the total amount continues with proposals ranging from 11 to 15.8 billion dollars for a six year program. Further votes were postponed to Monday.
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William H. Harsha
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R-Pa
Jim Wright
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Gene Snyder
R-Ky
Analysis of East West Tensions Shrinks NATO Stability
The piece argues NATO's eastern flank faces collapse amid Middle East instability. Moscow blames NATO for aggressions yet seeks to preserve Soviet American détente. It highlights Washington's dilemma as two allied powers clash, jeopardizing UN efforts.
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Ford Allies Seek MFN Pact With Soviets Over Exit Visas
President Ford and Secretary Kissinger discuss a possible temporary Most Favored Nation arrangement with the Soviet Union to ease harassment and widen exit visa access for Jews. Senator Jackson and colleagues Javits and Ribicoff indicate movement toward a negotiated form, with Dobrynin reportedly signaling Soviet interest. Ford also swore in Marsh as White House counselor and announced changes in the White House legal staff alongside Buzhardt’s pending departure.
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Lukash Named Chief White House Physician for Ford
Dr. William M. Lukash, a Navy rear admiral and longtime White House physician, was named the president’s chief physician. He succeeds Air Force Maj. Gen. Walter Tkach and will serve as the personal doctor for the First Family while continuing his work at Bethesda Naval Medical Center.
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Nixon aides and Chile policy quoted in House remarks
The text cites Landgrebe and Ashbrook defending Nixon and Chile policy, claiming a right to exploit the underclass and to restore Chilean resources to American owners. It notes procedures for insertions of statements, mentions Lukash praising fitness of the President, and Ford’s move with a tennis interest. The White House expects a tennis focus with a termis court.
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Administrator seeks claims against estate of Graham Clark Alderson
Bank of Virginia Danville declares itself administrator of Graham Clark Aldersons estate. All persons with claims or debts connected to the estate at 260 South Eastwood Avenue Denver, Danville, Virginia must contact the undersigned promptly.
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Danville
Virginia
Bank of Virginia-Danville
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