Albert Feels Veto Override Chances Pretty Good
Washington AP The House passed a six month tax cut extension amid a veto fight with President Ford. Speaker Albert said override chances looked good though the bill may be vetoed. House 232 to 178 blocked linking a federal spending ceiling to the measure.
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Washington
House
Ford
Senate
Carl Albert
Congress
Albert
Senate House Conference
Ways and Means Committee
al Ullman
D-Ore
Action Line requests and reader questions spark local queries
The Enterprise Action Line fields readers' asks about chartered Peach Bowl buses in High Point for Dec 31, push-button dialing by North State, and a harsh reader critique of a previous Action Line reply. It also notes vending machine refunds and a humorous reflection on a Christmas question, illustrating local concerns and humor.
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High Point
Atlanta
Anon. A
Q. North Stars Telephone Co
P.S. A
North State
North Carolina
Thomasville
Randleman
Santa Claus
Judge Probes Conspiracy Behind Moore Plea
United States District Judge Samuel Cont asked to learn if Sara Jane Moore was part of a larger conspiracy before sentencing after she pleaded guilty to attempting to kill President Ford. He canceled her trial and questioned her under oath about possible assistance in the plan.
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San Francisco
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
Samuel Cont
U.S. District Court
Thomas MacBride
Miss Fromme
John ¥. Kennedy
Miss Moore
Secret Service
Court blocks postal rate hike delaying potential Saturday mail cut
U S District Judge John J Sirica halted the planned December 28 postal rate increases, keeping the 10 cent letter rate in place and threatening Saturday delivery. Officials say the ruling will cost the Postal Service millions daily and could force a new filing after appeal. The decision centers on the need for detailed rate data and governor approval before filing with the Postal Rate Commission.
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Washington
US District Court
John J. Sirica
Isithe
Postal Service
Benjamin F. Bailor
Bailar
Sirica
Sivica
Postal Rate Commission
Sir¢a
Board of Governors
Woman Linked to JFK Breaks Silence on Personal Relation
Judith Campbell Exner held a news conference in San Diego asserting a close personal relationship with President John F Kennedy. She denied using her ties to transmit messages between Mafia figures and the White House, and disputed CIA plots against Fidel Castro.
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San Diego
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Judith Campbell Exner
White House
Sam Giancana
Chicago
Kennedy White House
Central Intelligence Agency
Fidel Castro
Fromme Sentencing Aims To Deter Similar Attacks
Lynette Fromme 27, linked to Charles Manson followers, was found guilty of attempting to kill President Ford in Capitol Park on September 5. A federal judge sought a deterrent sentence, maximum life in prison, allowing a final statement before sentencing.
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Sacramento
Calif
Lynette
Fromme
Ford
Miss Fromme
Charles Manson
Capitol Park
Manson
Senate weighs curbs on U S Angola aid amid secret session
The Senate considers an amendment restricting U S funds in Angola to intelligence work only. A defense bill provision reportedly earmarks about 50 million for military equipment to Angolan factions, while the White House cautions about Soviet and Cuban aid. The Foreign Relations subcommittee backs halting covert U S aid, urging OAU to push for a settlement.
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Washington
U.S
Angola
Senate
CIA
Soviet Union
Cuba
White House
Ford
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Dick Clark
Iowa
House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Organization of African Unity
State Department
Infant Infantry and Young Pioneers in Angola Conflict
A brief note identifies an infant as a member of the Young Pioneers, a para military youth group aligned with MPLA amid factional fighting for control in Angola. The text reflects patrols and rival nationalist dynamics within the Angolan civil conflict.
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The
Young Pioneers
MPLA
Angola
Schools Dole Out Medicines
Fifteen years ago few schools would allow aspirin. Today many schools dispense powerful prescription drugs to students with doctor prescriptions. Dr John Lampe notes the trend nationwide, driven by keeping kids in class and parental constraints.
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Williame Gcmand
Associated Press
Denver
API
John M Lampe
Denver Public
Lampe
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Fromme Sentencing Stated
Lynette Fromme
Am Worephan
Luanda
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