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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1975

Page

8

Strongest immigration laws urged to curb illegal aliens

Two Ford administration spokesmen urged Congress to pass the strongest possible laws to bar employers from knowingly hiring illegal aliens. They backed requiring birth certificates, warned that many illegal entrants may sign false statements, and cited INS estimates of 4 to 12 million illegals and 300k to 600k overstaying visas last year.

Washington Ford Administration Congress U.S Laurence Silberman Richard Schubert House House Judiciary Peter Rodine D-N.j Senate Schubert Silberman Immigration and Naturalization Service Leonard Chapman Justice Department Chapman INS Subcommittee Joshua Eilberg D-N.y Eilberg

Anderson loses bid to head transit subcommittee

Rep. Glenn Anderson of California failed to secure the House Public Works Committee transportation subcommittee chair after Rep. James Howard of New Jersey, despite health issues, was named chair. Anderson was reassigned to lead the aviation subcommittee as party caucus approved picks.

Gil Bailey National Bureau Washington Glenn Anderson D-Calif House Public Works Committee James Howard D-N.j Anderson Works Committee Federal Highway Program

Road toll hits 11-year low in 1974 nationwide

The National Safety Council reports 46,200 US road deaths in 1974, 17 percent below 1973, the lowest since 1963. Disable injuries dropped 10 percent to 1.8 million, and the per mile death rate fell to 3.6 from 4.3, aided by broadly lower speeds. President Vincent To fay notes speeds on all roads contributed beyond the 55 mph limit.

Chicago UPI U.S National Safety Council Vincent Tofay

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