Budget Ceiling Could Force Cuts In Old and Poor Aid
President Ford's 395 billion spending ceiling for next year likely would cap growth in entitlement programs. White House targets include Social Security, food stamps, veterans benefits, dependent care aid, Medicare, retirement, and child nutrition. The plan also aims to save about one billion in food stamps next year and to curb overall government spending to prevent inflationary pressure.
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John T. Dunlop
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Ford plan to blunt inflation faces critic's warning
Williams asked to balance restraint on spending with tax cuts as a path to cut inflation. Simon warned that failing to curb growth in spending would surrender economic destiny and delay recovery. He cited inflation as the core U.S. problem and argued deficits push up interest rates and money supply, fueling prices.
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Associated Press Managing Editors Association
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Ford
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New York City Budget Crisis Dominates Federal Aid Debate
The piece outlines New York City’s fiscal crisis, with the Emergency Financial Control Board setting a Wednesday deadline for larger budget cuts. Mayor Beame and officials warn of deep layoffs while Ford and Rockefeller spar over federal bailout expectations.
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Rockefeller
Harrison J. Galdin
New York
Gracie
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Beame
Washington
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Victor Gotbaum
Gotbaum
Nessen
Congress
Guardian answers yes in Karen Quinlan case
Morristown New Jersey AP guardian Daniel Coburn says Quinlan may not be in an irreversible coma and could breathe on her own, though disconnecting the respirator could hasten death. Parents seek court permission to remove life support and grant what they call death with dignity. doctors warn of vegetative state risk.
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Karen Ann Quinlan
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Daniel R. Coburn
Niss Quinlan
St. Clare’s Hospital
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Callester
New Jersey
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Robert Muir Jr
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Big George and the Secret Service chase scene
Witnesses recalled a limousine with Salamites being surrounded by several Secret Service agents as pistols were drawn. The car paused about 45 seconds before heading to Hartford airport where Ford flew back to Washington. Salamites claimed he did not know the street would be used for the President.
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