Senate ends session amid bid to limit New Hampshire recount
Senate adjourned after 16 Republicans and 33 Democrats attended a brief Saturday debate on the disputed New Hampshire race. The chamber failed to reach a quorum and rejected a Republican bid to expand the inquiry while Democratic leaders signaled a possible cloture vote to curb debate.
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Washington
Senate
New Hampshire
GOP
Mike Mansfield
Lowell P. Weicker
R-Conn
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Louis C. Wyman
John A. Durkin
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Local ad notes Plymouth Fury III sale and response count
Mike Swinen of 2206 Flicker Rd sold his 67 Plymouth Fury III and received nine additional responses. The ad offers daily classified car listings with 3 lines for 10 days at $5.25 and hours for open month priors.
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Mike Swinen
Flicker Rd
Energy saving tax cuts head for Senate action in energy bill
The House approved a broad energy bill 291 to 130, sending it to the Senate. It includes tax breaks for individuals who insulate homes or install solar equipment, repeal of taxes on radial tires and some buses, and mandates for fuel economy. The bill caps oil imports, shifts duties, and creates an energy conservation fund for research.
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Washington
Senate
House
Ford
Energy Conservation Trust Fund
Alabama Legislature Faces Filibuster Driven Gridlock
After nine legislative days the Senate remains bogged down by a strong filibuster led by Sen. Joe Fine, delaying major appropriations and utility reform while the House advances some measures. Gov Wallace's school funding plan and ethics bill face committee delays as both chambers brace for further clashes.
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Kendal Weaver
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama House
Senate
Sen
Joe Fine
Russellville
Fine
House
State
Ethics Commission
George C. Wallace
Wallace
House Constitution and Elections Committee
Ways and Means
Joe Louis Wins World Title by KO of Braddock in Chicago
In 1937 Joe Louis captured the world heavyweight boxing title by knocking out Jim Braddock in Chicago, sealing a defining victory and era for American boxing.
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Joe Louis
Jim Braddock
Chicago
Weather forecast and reminder in Tennessee Valley ad
Partly cloudy and humid through Monday with a 50 percent chance of showers. Low tonight and Monday night near 70. High today and Monday in the upper 80s. It's A Privilege to live in the Tennessee Valley.
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Tennessee Valley
Albert urges platform drafting to back 1976 Democratic bid
House Speaker Carl Albert tells 21 Democratic chairmen to draft a master plan and platform for the next Congress and the 1976 presidential race. He says Congress cannot overcome Ford vetoes and that a new president and Congress can advance policies. He notes the 291 to 144 House margin created a mandate but warns goals may not be met in the 94th Congress.
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Washington
Carl Albert
House
Albert
Congress
Ford
Democratic Committee
Russians gain U S citizenship for Old Believers village
Fifty nine Russian Old Believers in Nikolaevsk Alaska took oaths as U S citizens at the Anchor Point school gymnasium. The ceremony drew 700 people including all 275 residents as Judge James A Van Der Heydt presided. The community on the Kenai Peninsula formed after fleeing the Soviet Union and living in tents before building a village with 16th century icons in each home. President Ford sent a congratulatory cable.
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Alaska
U.S
U.S. District Court
James A. van der Heydt
Anchor Point
Ford
Abraham Lincoln
Martushev
Kenai Peninsula
Standard Oil Co
Kenai
Oregon
John F. Kennedy
Mideast parley ends with no clear progress
Secretary Kissinger and Syrian Foreign Minister Khaddam wrap talks in Washington with no sign of progress on restarting Middle East peace negotiations. Kissinger expressed concern over slow pace and refused to predict further agreement, as reassessment by Ford administration continues.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Abdel Halim Khaddam
Middle East
Khaddam
United States
Ford
Kissinger
Israel
State Department
Ron Nessen
Syria
Mideast
Uganda Chief Delays Execution
Uganda President Idi Amin agreed to reconsider the death sentence of Denis Hills, a British retiree living in Uganda who called Amin a village tyrant. British officers Lt. Gen. Sir Chandos Blair and Maj. lain Grahame delivered a message from Queen Elizabeth II and secured a viewing with the condemned man.
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London
Idi Amin
Uganda
Britain
High Commission
Kampala
Elizabeth II
Sir Chandos Blair
Lain Grahame
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