Seven Democrats Optimistic About Oil Price Compromise
Washington AP Ford met with seven Democratic senators amid a looming veto deadline on oil price controls. Sparkman said the group urged more talks with Mansfield and Albert, a bipartisan leaders meeting was set for Monday, and a 30 to 45 day extension on controls could be acceptable if a plan aligned with Ford's 29 month phase out. Nessen noted a potential veto Tuesday, with Senate support possible to sustain it. Nunn warned against a political clash if veto override occurs while Sparkman expressed cautious optimism for agreement.
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Alabama
Sparkman
Senate
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House
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Sparkmans
Congress
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Nessen
Congressional
Sam Nunn
Georgia
Quake Advised Fees Across Turkish Provinces
In the provinces of Mardin Siirt Bingol Urfa and Elazig adjoining Diyarbakir there was proper damage but no loss of life officials said It was one of the most devastating quakes since December 1972 when Managua etc
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Bingol
Urfa
Elazig
Diyarbakir
Nicaragua
Managua
Peru
Palu
Lice
Bureau of Disasters
Fahrettin Turan
Squeaky Fromme Charged After Ford Assassination Attempt
Lynette Alice Fromme 26, arrested in Sacramento after attempting to kill President Ford. She was held on a 1 million dollar bond, described by roommate Sandra Good as part of the Charles Manson circle. Good said Fromme’s acts aimed to protest Earth pollution and police reported a gun found on Fromme.
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Ford
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Sandra Good
Charles Manson
Miss Good
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Capitol
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Karen
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Secret Service
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Manson
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Tate-LaBianca
Congress Grapples With Budget Target And Overspend Risk
The Congressional Budget Office flags a potential five billion dollar overrun against the 367 billion dollar fiscal 1976 target if President Ford's spending measures pass without changes. Defense and foreign aid bills loom as the main pins for achieving cuts, with discretionary areas driving the overruns and interest payments on the public debt also in play. Ford aims for a 60 billion dollar deficit, while the office sees 65 to 83 billion possible, signaling a tight fiscal battle ahead.
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Notable allege of threats linked to Miss Fromme incident
Secret Service reviews protectio n procedures after Friday Sacramento incident as Miss Good warns of assassins targeting polluting firms. Ford meets senators on energy and maintains routine while Good laments Fromme and predicts more killings. The letters found accuse Georgia Pacific Dow DuPont MCA and other firms with unfriendly complaints and vague threats.
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Miss Framme
Washington
Secret Service
Jack Warner
Sacramento
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Ford
Miss Good
Georgia-Pacific Co
Dow Industries
DuPont
MCA Inc
Manson
Miss Fromme
Nixon
Middle East oil output falls in first half of 1975
MEES reports broad declines across Persian Gulf producers led by Saudi Arabia which dropped 19 percent from 8.1 to 6.6 million barrels daily. Kuwait and Libya saw steep cuts while Iraq bucked the trend with a 14 percent rise to 2.1 million b/d. Egypt plans limited exports as Sinai accord terms are arranged. Venezuela also down 19 percent.
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Israel
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Sinai
Middle East
MEES
Libya
Iraq
Baghdad
Miss Godin crowned Miss America amid record beauty pageant crowd
Miss Godin, a Skidmore student with a 4.6 average, defeated rivals including Miss Myerson and Colleen Hutchins to become Miss America. The youngest in years, she will receive a 15000 dollar scholarship and quoted that she pretended to be Miss America since age five amid a tense day with school protest orders from Judge Gordon.
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Don Petersen
Florida
Ann Schmalzried
Indiana
Cyndi Legler
Massachusetts
Cynthia Mary Carpenter
South Carolina
Cyndi Anthony
Texas
Mary Ellen Richardson
Miss Godin
Miss Myerson
Colleen Hutchins
Skidmore
Godin
Housing boom ends as multifamily market cools nationwide
Economists from the Federal Home Loan Bank Board and others say overbuilding and overestimated demand for condominiums left the multifamily market crowded. New completions fell sharply, with total starts projected at 286,000 the lowest since 1939. Builders warn rents lag costs, dampening optimism.
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Marshall A. Kaplan
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Florida
California
Kenneth J. Kerin
National Association of Realtors
Robert J. Sheehan
National Association of Home Builders
Grapefruit Diet Pill Promises Fast Weight Loss
An improved grapefruit diet uses a chewable pill that claims to curb hunger and boost fat loss. Advertised as allowing near effortless weight loss up to a pound daily with minimal exercise, it offers steak and other foods while still losing weight. Readers are urged to order a 10, 20, or 30 day supply from Grapefruit Farms in Phoenix with a money back guarantee.
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