Ford Accepts Tax Compromise in Senate Bill
President Ford agrees to a compromise tax cut plan aimed at easing an impasse and limiting next year's federal spending. Senate Finance Committee approves 10-1 while White House prepares for final version and possible signing. Officials stress language clarity and mutual victory sought by both parties.
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Mercury Drops To Record Low Temps In North Carolina
North Carolina awoke to record low temperatures as a high pressure system from Canada shifts across the country into Texas. Overnight lows included 5 degrees in Canton Fletcher and Laurel Springs and 10 degrees at Raleigh Durham airport, the coldest on the date since 1964. Other readings ranged from 8 in Asheville to 21 in New Bern.
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Carter enters North Carolina primary three way race
Former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter will run in the North Carolina Democratic primary on March 22, making a three way contest with Terry Sanford and George C. Wallace. Carter aides say Sanford’s campaign appears to be slipping, while Sanford dismisses the potential impact.
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Answers to questions and help in The Enterprise’s Action Line
Readers submit questions on telephone billing limits TM centers kindergarten fees and Space Mountain at Disney World. A telephone company representative cites impracticality of enforcing usage limits. TM centers list Old Salem and Greensboro locations. Space Mountain is highlighted as a popular but lengthy ride. kindergarten fees are explained as fixed overhead costs ensuring daily care even with absences.
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Inflation rate rises seven tenths of a percent in November
Washington reports a sharp rise in consumer prices driven by higher auto insurance and mortgage costs. Food prices eased and gasoline dipped, but a surge in services and collision insurance pushed the overall index up for November, matching October's increase. Mortgage rates climbed about 1.8 percent.
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Santa Delivers Rebuilt Cycle to Sacramento Boy
William Galland, a 10 year old in Sacramento, recovered after his three wheeled cycle was stolen last week. Santa Claus delivered and rebuilt the bike Thursday night. Galland forgave the youths who took it, saying he was once energetic and understands.
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Humphrey Leads Ford Reagan In In Person Poll
Harris Poll shows Humphrey ahead of Ford 52 to 41 and ahead of Reagan 50 to 43 among 1,214 likely voters surveyed recently. Results suggest neither Ford nor Reagan may unite the GOP ticket in 1976 with Ford slipping while Reagan gains, and Humphrey’s viability as a nominee questioned amid health and past campaign issues.
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City businessman loses money on raising calf
Arnell Beckman, 56, an Anoka area oil distributor, bought a Holstein calf to prove profits from low livestock prices. The 2 year experiment ended with a net loss of about 108 dollars after costs of feed and supplies, weighing 75 pounds when purchased and 1040 pounds dressed later. NFO member Orville Voeltz notes no money in cattle raising, urging Beckman to buy meat retail.
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Tentative United Airlines pact aimed to lift holiday travel disruptions
United Airlines and striking ground service workers reached a tentative wage contract after an all night bargaining session with mediator Wid. Usery Jr. Officials hoped the busy holiday heli day flight schedule would resume by Monday. A ratification vote was set for Sunday as the strike began at midnight Dec 5.
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