Veto Expected 6 Month Tax Bill Placed Ahead of Deadline
The Senate Finance Committee moves to extend this year’s $13 billion individual income tax cuts for six months despite President Ford signaling a veto without a spending ceiling. Leaders aim to send a bill to Ford quickly to seek an override before Christmas recess, as Kennedy advocates closing tax loopholes for the wealthy.
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Go-Between Con Man Nets CBS $10,000 In Hoffa Search
CBS News reported losing ten thousand dollars to an ex convict who claimed to know where Jimmy Hoffa's body lay off Florida's coast. The incident followed a days long attempted search by CBS for Hoffa's remains.
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Fireplace color crystals recipe and housing repair queries
A reader asks for the fireplace crystals recipe to color flames. The column provides copper sulfate blue, calcium chloride orange, lithium, strontium, potassium chlorides for lavender red and green, with safety notes and use of wood chips. also advice on accessing public defender for unfair court rulings, and legal steps for landlord repair obligations.
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Body Search Is Resumed Seven Found Near Lake City
Authorities renewed the hunt for additional bodies and clues in a Florence County investigation after seven victims were found in two wooded areas near Lake City. SLED and sheriff deputies probe a new site near where six bodies were unearthed last week and one on Tuesday. Three victims have been identified from North Charleston, including Dennis Bellamy and Johnny Sellers. The case mirrors earlier serial slayings in Houston and Yuba City, with no motive yet determined. Weather delays hampered digging, and officials plan to resume in clear conditions.
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Sakharov's Wife Accepts Nobel Peace Prize
In Oslo, Andrei Sakharov's wife Yelena accepts the 1975 Nobel Peace Prize on his behalf. She reads his message urging solidarity with prisoners of conscience in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. King Olav and Norwegian officials observe as the prize is awarded by Aasen Liennes.
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White House denies Ford drinking story
Three guests at a White House dinner say they saw nothing to suggest Ford drank excessively. White House aides declined to comment on columnist Jeffrey St John’s televised claim of a drinking problem. Michigan attendees contradicted the assertion, noting Ford did not appear to drink heavily or behave improperly during the Venezuela dinner.
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Tiny Nebraska Town Rebuilds After Flood Pushes High Ground
Niobrara Nebraska with 275 residents will spend Christmas in new homes overlooking their old town after the Army Corps of Engineers caused flooding by Gavins Point Dam construction in 1955. Basements flooded and roads weakened as water tables rose, forcing relocation and a townwide rebuilding effort led by the Niobrara Planning Commission.
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Hoffa Story Rejected By Paper
In New Orleans the Times-Picayune said a man claiming to know Hoffa's fate and offering information was the same person who allegedly tried to sell CBS News a similar tale for $10,000. He left after the paper refused payment, then CBS said divers searching the Florida Keys found nothing. The FBI confirmed an investigation into the matter.
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