Energy bill fight resumes as Ford presses plan
The House renews battle over an energy tax program after Ford insists on a comprehensive energy plan. Lawmakers vote to cut and defeat the 23-cent gasoline tax proposal while Ford demands measures to reduce imports and boost domestic supply.
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Washington
House
Ford
Joseph L Fisher
D-Va
White House
Oval Office
Carl Albert
Thomas T. O'Neill
D-Mass
Nelson Rockefeller
Rogers C
Merion
Frank Zarb
al Altman
D-Ore
Ways and Means Committee
Wseo
Ulman
Unmen
Secretary of Commerce
Rogers C . Morten
Congress
U.S
Ways and Means
Ullman
Thomas P O'Neill
Dmass
Busy Mothers Need a Helping Hand
Classified ad blurb promotes help for busy mothers with a phone line and advisor. Mentions four of thirty four gays per week and contact numbers 000-9000 684 433 and 793 1317. Calls for readers to place an advertisement.
Boycott Cancels Colby Testimony
Washington AP Republicans refused to attend a key open hearing on the CIA secret probe, canceling testimony by CIA Director William Colby. Subcommittee chair James Stanton cited minority rules and Nedzi’s resignation amid infighting as factors.
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Washington
House Intelligence
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
William E. Colby
James V Stanton
D-Ohio
Lucian Neda
D-Mich
Colby
Stanton
Subcommittee
Rep
Michael Harrington
D-Mass
House
Harrington
Intelligence Committee
Robert N. Giaimo
Dconn
Giaimo Sai
Nedzi
Cbs-Tv
Morning News
Cleveland Plain Dealer
U.S
Michigan
Lucien Nedzi
Macomb Daily
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Betty Ford visits Martha Graham in New York
In a brief stop in New York, Betty Ford, soon to be First Lady, praises Martha Graham as an outstanding world figure and credits her with shaping Ford’s courage. Graham notes dancers need ten years of daily work and comments on Ford’s choice to pursue family over a dancing career.
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Betty Ford
Martha Graham
Miss Graham
New York
Mrs. Ford
Sault Ste. Marie Super Lock Plans Told
The Soo faces a clash between snipping interests and environmentalists over a proposed 150 by 1,500 foot super lock to allow huge Great Lakes ore freighters. Estimated at 5.5 billion dollars, it would deepen the St Marys River and straighten its course, requiring port enlargements at Duluth, Marquette, and Escanaba, with wetlands and fish habitats at risk.
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Sault Ste. Marie. Mich
Great Lakes
James Hays
Detroit
Army Corps of Engineers
St Marys River
Hays
Duluth
Minn
Marquette
Escanaba
the Soo
Paul Trimble
The
Great Lakes Carriers Association
Trimble
Lakeshore Hit By Thundershowers and Rainfall Totals
The lakeshore area saw thundershowers depositing .10 inch, with Baldwin recording over three inches in 24 hours. Green Bay, Hilbert, Superior, and Eagle River reported around 1 to 2 inches, while highs reached 86 in Oconomowoc and 52 in Oostburg. Showers possible Thursday evening, then cooler, partly cloudy conditions into the weekend.
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Baldwin
Green Bay
Hilbert
Superior
Eagle River
Viroqua
Land O'Lakes
Spooner
Rhinelander
Neenah
la Crosse
Wausau
Ocoromowoc
Oostburg
Park Falls
Milwaukee
Lakeshore Area
Wisconsin Finance Panel Ends Boycott Moves Bills Forward
Two Republican lawmakers quit their boycott of the Joint Finance Committee allowing bills to advance to the Senate and House floor. Rep. Robert Quackenbush and Rep. Byron Wackett met with Dem chair Dennis Conta and agreed to take up the Milwaukee school reorganization plan next week. Five senators continued their boycott over secret budget meetings. The panel also recommended passage of an emergency 2 million veterans housing loan appropriation and a sales tax exemption for farming, basing, twine, and wire.
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Madison
Wis
Joint Finance Committee
Senate
House
Robert Quackenbush
Rsparta
Byron Wackett
Watertown
Dennis Conta
Milwaukee
Assembly Democrats
Quackenbush
Finance Committee
North Shore
Shorewood
Whitefish Bay
Wackett
Conta
OPEC Plans Oil Price Rise by Oct 1
In Libreville OPEC announced its plan to lift crude oil prices on October 1 while keeping the current price freeze until September. The 13 nation cartel issued the communique after a three day ministerial meeting. Madison Wisconsin reports Republicans attacked a Democratic bid for a closed presidential primary arguing it could discourage voting.
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Libreville
Gabon
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Chrysler Imperial to be Dropped from Line
Chrysler Corp will drop the Imperial luxury model about 50 years after its 1926 debut. The move follows a shift away from top of the line cars as GM Cadillac and Ford Lincoln gain dominance in the luxury segment.
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Chrysler Imperial
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Imperial
Indusion
Chrysler
General Motors
Cadillac
Lincoln
Jumbo Jet Burns in Bombay
A Boeing 747 carrying 392 aboard burned in Bombay early today. Four people were injured. Another 747 with 395 refugees from Portuguese Africa made an emergency landing in Rhodesia after flying over 600 miles on three engines. A seven pound bus was left aboard during the landing attempt.
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New Delhi
India
Aps
Bombay
Manitowoc Track Club Denied Funding For All Weather Track
The Manitowoc Area Track Club sought 55 000 toward a new all weather track at Municipal Athletic Field on South 21st Street. Officials at federal and state levels rejected the request, citing standard reasons and leaving the project short of funds for community use beyond high school needs.
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Manitowoc
City of
MATC
South 21St Street
Burial Vault Tax Rejected by 14-12
Wiscons in residents may face a tax on burial items as Sen David Berger proposes adding the four percent sales tax to the first four dollars spent for a casket or burial vault. Current law exempts both items from taxation.
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Mawison
Wis
Wisconsin
David Berger
Milwaukee
Gandhi Convicted Over Campaign Use Of Officials In India
A New Delhi court found Prime Minister Indira Gandhi guilty of using government officials in her 1971 campaign and banned her from public office for six years. She plans to appeal, seeking a stay, and said she will remain in office while challenging the verdict.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Supreme Court
Mrs Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Gandhi
Jag Mohanlal Sinha
Allahabad
Ray Narain
Narain
Sinha
Yashpal Kapoor
Mrs. Gandhi
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Wisconsin Senators Delay Action In Lengthening Budget Debate
Wisconsin senators moved into caucus to shape strategy on a lengthening $35 billion budget fight. Democrats unveiled substitute bills led by Henry Dorman and senators Cullen Morrison Harnisch Martin, while Republicans planned to tinker with Assembly language. A March toward new amendments continued as a quorum call and absences underscored a tense session.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Senate
Henry Dorman
Racine
Democratiet
Timothy Cullen
Janesville
Kathryn Morrison
Platteville
Thomas Harnisch
Neilisville
Jerome Martin
Manitowo
Dorman
Assembly
Mid East peace effort deepens as Ford and Rabin press talks
Ford and Israeli Prime Minister Rabin pursue a breakthrough in the Middle East deadlock with a planned morning meeting and calls for American support, amid hints of concessions in future US mediated talks. Kissinger shuttle diplomacy looms if progress continues. Weather shows showers and cooler winds with scattered temps across Two Rivers and Manitowoc.
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Washington
Ford
Yitzhak Rabin
Middle East
Israel
Amman
Jordan
Henry A Kissinger
Egypt
Sima
Kissinger
Golan Heights
West Bank
Jordan River
Defense
James R Schlesinger
Senate
Rabin
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