Tax-cut bill heads for veto and oil price controls
Senate extended this year’s temporary tax cuts for six months while the House backed restoring oil price controls for 40 months and a temporary rollback. The tax measure passed 73 to 19 and heads to conference before possible Ford veto. If vetoed a veto override is anticipated.
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Senate
House
Ford
Senate House Conference Committee
William Proxmire
Congress
Spy Guenther Guillaume Given 13 Years For Treason In Germany
Guenter Guillaume and his wife Christel received 13 and 8 year terms respectively for treason and complicity. Guillaume headed an East German spy ring in West Germany for two decades and passed on letters from Nixon to Brandt. The court ruled the disclosures endangered the NATO alliance and Western defense.
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Guenter Guillaume
East Germany
Christel
Duesseldorf
West Germany
Willy Brandt
Brandt
Richard M. Nixon
Guillaume
Western Defense Alliance
Pierre
Nixon
Michel Jobert
NATO
Brussels
KGB
Federal Republic of Germany
Doctors Slowdown Shows Limited Impact on Southland Hospitals
A doctor slowdown begun Monday over malpractice insurance hikes has minimal effect on Long Beach area hospitals. Most facilities continue elective surgeries, though St. Francis Lynwood and Downey Community halted nonemergency procedures. Administrators expect fuller impact after Christmas with schedules tapering.
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Southland
Long Beach
St. Francis
Lynwood
Downey
Allen Kornett
Downey Community Hospital
Korneff
Richard Sherer
St. Francis Hospital
Secret team catches two in Torrance armored car holdup
Two men allegedly robbed an Armored Transport messenger of 121000 at Broadway department store in Torrance. A covert surveillance team from six police departments tracked the suspects, leading to a pursuit and a car ram by Torrance officers. Both suspects were hospitalized with minor injuries and booked for armed robbery.
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Torrance
Richard Parker
County
USC
Rance
Harbor City
Armored Transport, Inc
Broadway
Hawthorne Blvd
Lennox
Redondo Beach
Manhattan Beach
Palos Verdes Estates
Gardena
Mes
Senger
Financier Arnholt Smith faces 58 counts in San Diego
C Arnholt Smith, longtime Republican figure and Nixon confidant, arrested on 58 counts including bank fraud grand theft and tax evasion. Partner Philip A Toft faces 42 counts as bonds set and both men released on their own recognizance.
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San Diego
C. Arnholt Smith
Smith
Philip A. Toft
Prints fail to link suspect in Long Beach officer slaying
Investigators questioned Culver City man Terry Harper after his fingerprints did not match bloody prints at the Cantel Street scene in Long Beach where Officer Franke Neal Lewis was killed. Harper denied knowledge of the shooting and faced murder charges and multiple warrants. In San Francisco, Sara Jane Moore was ruled mentally competent to plead guilty to attempting to kill President Ford, with a hearing set to decide final guilt and sanity.
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Sara Moore
L.B
Culver City
Long Beach
Terry Dean Harper
Franke Neal Lewis
Cantel Street
Harper
San Francisco
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
U.S. District Court
Samuel Conti
Miss Moore
Domestic auto sales surge 43 percent in early December
AP reports first ten days of December show a 43.3 percent year over year rise in domestic auto sales. GM up 63.3 percent, Ford 18.7 percent, Chrysler 22.1 percent, and American Motors 60 percent as the industry rebounds from a two year slump. Total period sales 209,418 across nine selling days.
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Detroit
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler
American Motors
American Motors Corp
Ford raises prices on 76 models in 1976 plan
Ford Motor Co raised prices on 1976 model cars by an average of 97 dollars or 2.2 percent, the second increase this model year. Chrysler also added about 3 dollars on its 1976 models and GM announced higher light truck prices next month.
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Chrysler
Ford
New York Times
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
General Motors Corp
General Motors
American Motors
Secretary KissingER Protests U.S. Jail Treatment
Secretary Kissinger protests the treatment of Americans in Mexican jails in a press note on page A-6. The story notes diplomatic concerns and calls for improved conditions and consular support.
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Kissinger
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Helmut Schmidt
East Berlin
AL Murrell
Charles Sutton
Arnholt Smith
Toft
Westgate California Corp
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Conti
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Inside Toda
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