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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1976

Page

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Ford to decide on public works jobs bill today

President Ford will announce whether he will sign or veto a public works jobs bill critics say would provide about 360000 jobs for workers in places with high unemployment including Detroit Miami and Buffalo. Democratic leaders seek a veto override vote before adjournment.

Frances Lewine Associated Press Washington Ford Jimmy Carter Congress Russell Long D-La Senate Finance Committee Atlanta Carter Detroit Miami Buffalo White House Rose Garden Labor and Health, Education and Welfare U.S Uruguay Piedmont Anon. Q Anon

Intersection safety at Skeet Club and Johnson St Extension eyed

Reader asks about improving safety at the Skeet Club Road and Johnson Street Extension intersection. A Division Engineer cites five angle crashes from 1973 to 1976 and one fatality in 1976, recommending oversized warning signs, 45 mph advisory plates on SR 1820 crossroads signs, and oversized stop signs. Masher not advised. other improvements urged.

Department of Transportation Skeet Club Rd Johnson St Fire Department Anon. A J.W. Watkins Seventh Highway Division W.L. Rollins Rollins

AT&T Eyes Higher Rates If Competition Persists

AT&T chairman John deButts told a House subcommittee that the company would seek higher residential rates if FCC policies allowing competition remain. He warned such competition would raise costs and trigger a major rate restructuring, as the company already faced a March rate rise. The FCC contends its rulings risk creating a national telephone monopoly. legislation would curb competition and limit regulation to customer-owned equipment.

Associated Press Washington Bell Telephone Malion At&t John D. deButts House American Telephone and Telegraph Co Federal Communications Commission deButts FCC Aleady Congress Senate Lionel van Derlin D-Calif Communications

Nixon to Claim Watergate Was Partisan Weapon

Former President Richard Nixon will contend in his memoirs that the Watergate scandal was used as a partisan weapon to push him from office and that he personally did nothing wrong. The Times reports the book portrays him as a victim of injustice and says he resigned to spare the nation an impeachment trial.

New York Richard M. Nixon New York Times the Times London Herbert Mitgang United States Europe Nixon Gerald Ford Ford Henry

Inside Kissinger on State Dept and Nixon’s Prayer Moment

Nixon portrayed Kissinger as secretary of state in a planned book reveal. Haig believed Nixon would resign from the start, while press secretary Ziegler opposed resignation. Warner Books is promoting an international sales campaign with a reported deal of about 2 million dollars plus up to 300 thousand for expenses, despite disclosure restrictions.

Nixon the Times

Polio victim cleared in traffic case in Miami

Earl Petinsky, 28, a polio cripple with a custom three wheeler, was found not a traffic hazard by a Dade County judge after ticketing for slow driving in the right lane. The judge urged a warning for slowness and praised his effort toward self-sufficiency. Petinsky, licensed to drive at 12 mph with a governor, says his reaction time limits normal speeds.

Miami Dade County Earl Petinsky Ruth L. Sutton Earl Earl Stuart Fox Enterprises Petinsky Miami-Dade Community College

Democrats Probe Raises Politics in Ford Golf Trips

Democrats pressure Ford probes into corporate golf trips and campaign funds while in Congress. Mondale and Strauss attack Dole over politicized probes as Watergate prosecutor and SEC scrutinize Ford amid trips paid by US Steel. Ford avoids comment. Nessen notes golf with officials at Firestone, Bethlehem Steel, and Alcoa. Ford quit trips when VP in 1973 and now cites changed role. Mondale initially reluctant to discuss, says White House must answer.

Dave Riley Associated Press Ford Congress Jimmy Carlet Plains Waller F. Mondale Robert Strauss Mondale Toledo Ohio Strauss Bob Dole Watergate Special Prosecutor GOP Kent County Mich Securities and Exchange Commission US Steel Corp White House Ron Ivessen Nessen Firestone Tire Bethlehem Steel Alcoa Aluminum

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