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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1975

Page

4

Ford signs books and shares a kiss at autograph event

President Ford paused his Palm Springs vacation to autograph copies of Five Star Favorites to aid Eisenhower Medical Center. He signed about a dozen books at a shop after a round of golf, kissing Alice Faye and Dolores Hope as fans cheered.

Palm Springs UPI Ford Alice Faye Bob Hope Dolores Miss Faye Phil Harris

HUD chief's mate to get Ford post

Palm Springs United Press International reports that President Ford will appoint Roderick M Hills husband of Housing Secretary Carla Hills as deputy counsel at the White House Hills will earn 35000 to 40000 dollars annually while Mrs Hills will be paid 60000 dollars He succeeds Phillip Arceda who has resigned to return to Harvard Law School Hills is a founding partner of Munger Tolles Hill and Rickershauser of Los Angeles and has been on leave to chair Republic Corp resigning effective Saturday

Palm Springs UPD Ford Roderick M. Hills Carla Hills White House Ron Nelsen Nessen

Rebate checks due second week in May

Taxpayers should begin receiving rebate checks by the second week of May per IRS schedule. The first of an estimated 78 million checks will be mailed in May, with earlier timing adjustments noted by the agency.

Internal Revenue Service Tax Collection Agency IRS

FDA Orders Warning Labels On New Microwave Ovens

The FDA requires permanent warning labels on ovens produced after Oct 3 detailing precautions to avoid exposure to excessive microwave energy. A second label will say service should be performed only by qualified personnel, with manuals including safety precautions for owners and dealers.

Washington UPI The Food and Drug Administration

Simon predicts mid year low for recession and 60 billion deficit

Washington AP Treasury Secretary William Simon says the recession should bottom out by mid year with recovery beginning in the fourth quarter. He warns Congress may push the 1976 deficit above 60 billion and plans to urge President Ford to veto bills like the emergency price support measure for farmers.

Washington Treasury William E. Simon Simon Ford Congress Cit Senate House Conference

Wholesale gas price increases reported by major refiners

New York AP reports major refiners raised wholesale gasoline prices Tuesday by fractions of a cent to about 1 percent. Hermada Hess Corp. boosted prices by about 1 percent, Texaco Inc raised all grades by half a cent, and Gulf Oil Corp lifted prices by one cent per gallon.

New York Hermada Hess Corp Texaco, Inc Gulf Oil Corp

U.S. oil and gas reserves shrink again

The American Petroleum Institute reports U S oil reserves grew by two billion barrels through new discoveries and field improvements, but production rose by three billion barrels in 1974. End of 1974 shows about 34.25 billion barrels remaining, roughly a billion less than a year prior.

Washington U.S American Petroleum Institute API

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