White House fence breach prompts Secret Service inquiry
Washington AP report says White House officials ordered the Secret Service to explain how a young man twice scaled the White House fence without detection. Deputy Press Secretary Greener said Chief of Staff Cheney sought incident reports, noting the intruder neared Susan Ford and came after a presidential pardon for his father.
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Richard Cheney
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Susan Ford
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Natural Gas Pricing Issue Moves Nearer To House Floor
The House Rules Committee began debate on an emergency natural gas bill aimed at softening price controls for two years. Supporters face a setback after Speaker Carl Albert blocked floor action that would have allowed amendments toward permanent deregulation. If amended, the measure could drive major cost increases for homeowners, with Senate plans already expanding to a five year lift.
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Abert
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Energy and Power Subcommittee
Senate
Bob Krueger
Texas
Miss Moore Guilty Plea and Judge Rules In Ford Shooting Case
Sara Moore, 43, found guilty by a jury after announcing a guilty plea following psychiatrists reports on her emotional state. She admitted firing at Ford as he left a downtown hotel on Sept 22 and testified she acted alone, with the judge reading the plea and discussing possible conspiracy theories. Public Defender James Hewitt declined further comment.
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Supreme Court Delays Ruling On Federal Campaign Spending
The Supreme Court did not act on the constitutionality of federal campaign spending law, adjourned to Jan 12, and could issue a ruling via a special session. The law creates federal matching funds for presidential candidates raising small contributions, impacting candidates ahead of the New Hampshire primary. Endorsed by challengers as a violation of free expression and favoring established parties, funds may be temporarily disbursed pending full court action.
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Kissinger urges global effort and IMF expansion at summit
Kis singer warned 327 participants that solving world economic problems requires joint action and cooperation beyond the United States. He urged a $1 billion annual IMF expansion for the poorest countries while stressing shared burden and mutual restraint, as Giscard d Estaing called for stability and orderly price evolution.
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Tax cuts extended to next June under compromise plan
The compromise tax bill would keep withholding rates through June 30, 1976, with extensions likely for the rest of 1976. It allocates 82.4 percent of cuts to those earning $20,000 or less, totaling about $14.9 billion for individuals and $1.95 billion for businesses. Provisions raise standard deductions to $1,700/$2,100 and cap credits, renew work bonus benefits, and offer a 30 dollar credit or 2 percent of the first 9000 of income as alternatives.
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Quinlan case widens as state delays ruling on life support
Court papers show Zywat stayed with Quinlan from April 3 to 15 the day she was hospitalized. New Jersey officials sought a statement from Zywat and planned grand jury testimony as part of the case, while Quinlan’s fate remained tied to doctors and a January appeal in Trenton.
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Silvis, Ill
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Trenton
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Postal Rate Ruling Sets Jurisdiction on Fees Change
Judge Sirica holds the Postal Rate Commission has jurisdiction over fee changes at issue. The ruling comes in a suit by the Association of Third Class Mail Users and the National Easter Seal Society. In a separate case, Judge Hart declined a preliminary injunction against the same rate increase, but Sirica’s order stands as the effective ruling since both judges sit at the same level.
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National Easter Seal Society
U.S
George Hart Jr
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Postal Service
Williams arrested after 14 year flight ends in Monroe
Black activist Robert F Williams surrendered to Union County authorities in Monroe after a 14 year flight that carried him to Cuba China and North Vietnam He faced a $20000 bond later reduced to 10000 and was freed on collateral He plans to await trial in Baldwin Michigan where the January term of Union County Superior Court is set The case centers on a 1961 kidnapping of Mr and Mrs Bruce Stegall during racial unrest and Williams ties to the Revolutionary Action Movement.
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Revolutionary Action Movement
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Baldwin, Mich
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Mideast Violence Rages as Beirut Clashes Persist
Scattered machine gun fire continued in downtown Beirut and in eastern suburbs as five more deaths were reported in Sibnayeh, raising the day’s toll to 13. Police cited clashes between Christian Ein Rumanneh and the adjacent Moslem district of Chiyah amid stalled cease fire hopes and weak government control. The Phalange Politburo warned cease fire measures will fail without renewed state authority.
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Ein Rumanneh
Chiyah
Sibnayeh
Phalange Party
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