Ford urges tax cuts now amid health plan critique
Former President Gerald Ford urged immediate tax reductions for individuals and businesses at a Palm Springs gathering, arguing tax reform means cutting taxes for the average person. He warned against linking reform to health proposals and urged Congress to act during the 1977 adjournment. He cautioned about higher Social Security funding costs and energy plans, while promoting restraint on federal spending and delaying a Geneva conference until Israel and Arab neighbors can bilaterally agree.
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Palm Springs
Gerald Zalred
Congress
Ford
Carter
United States
Israel
PLO
Palestine Liberation Organization
Egypt
Wan
Premature Quads Head Home After Milestone Release
Fresno AP reports two of four premature quadruplets were discharged after reaching 4 pounds at Malley Medical Center. Kirsten Hillary Smith and Trevor Matthew Smith left hospital. Meredith Abigail Smith due next weigh-in. Gavin Roger Smith still in care with 3 pounds. Doctors call the birth rare and survival odds initially overwhelming. Visveshwara notes ongoing monitoring as family plans moves to a closer Tur Yock hospital.
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Fresno
Usth
Ila
Pate
Visveshwara
Meredith Abigail Smith
Gavin Roger Smith
Kirsten
Trevor
Energy chief opposes self sufficiency drive as unwise
In San Francisco AP report, Deputy Secretary John F. O Leary says aiming for total energy self sufficiency is neither sensible nor realistic. He warns ending imports would harm dollar flows to developing nations and notes energy remains a commodity with oil versus copper as an elephant versus a squirrel. He supports regulated trade and expanding imports to about 9.5 to 10 million barrels per day while exploring nuclear power potential.
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San Francisco
John F. O'Leary
Department of Energy
O’ Leary
Federal Energy Administration
Atomic Industrial
Leary
U S moves to lease Cal offshore oil sites
Interior Department invites oil industry and public to suggest offshore areas off Central and Northern California for potential 1981 leases. Area encompasses over 10.7 million acres on the outer continental shelf three to 70 miles offshore north of Santa Barbara. Public comments will shape which tracts move to environmental study before any lease offers.
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Waslington
Interior Department
California
Santa Barbara
Secretary of the Interior
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