Secluded Paris site chosen for world economy talks
In Rambouillet near Paris a 15th century chateau is slated for a high level economic summit among Ford and leaders of France Britain West Germany Japan and Italy with Canada likely attending. Officials say news coverage will be limited and the talks aim to spur global recovery while not yielding new policy agreements.
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Paris
Rambouillet
Ford
France
Britain
West Germany
Japan
Italy
Washington
Canada
Pierre Elliot Trudeau
West
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
State Department
Helmut Sonnenfeldt
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Helmut Schmidt
United States
China
Harold Wilson
Henry A. Kissinger
Treasury
William Simon
Europe
Helsinki
Ford vows three year path to balanced budget at GOP dinner
Ford returned to Andrews Air Force Base near Washington and urged Congress to enact his tax spending package as a first step toward a balanced budget within three years. He touted poll support, defended the plan as helping middle and lower income Americans, and warned of remaining economic challenges while predicting 1976 improvement and a continued campaign for nomination.
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Ford
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Congress
Dent
Missing computer parts worth nearly sixty thousand at Long Beach firm
From Manufactur ers Packaging Co. in Long Beach a 50‑pound box of computer parts valued at 59 896 dollars disappeared. Vice president Joseph Santoro said no forced entry and he ruled out mislabeling. The loss began September 2 but was not reported until Friday to verify misdirection.
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Long Beach
Joseph Santoro
Manufacturer’s Packaging Co
W. Cowles St
Santoro
Ford proposes 100 billion energy plan to spur private investment
President Ford asked Congress to create Energy Independence Authority a federal corporation that would invest lend or guarantee up to 100 billion with risk capped at 25 billion. It would favor loans over equity and would not run energy projects directly except temporarily. The aim is to accelerate commercialization of new energy sources and cut oil imports by 1985 while relying on private capital for the bulk of funding.
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Ford
Frank G. Zarb
Congress
Corporation
The
Energy Independence Authority
United States
White House
America
Federal Energy Administration
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Exxon
Zare
Corporation Board
Energy Corporation
Trucker bound over on phony invoices in Pasadena case
Jimmie Laban Cabaniss 39 of Los Angeles faced arraignment in Los Angeles Superior Court after a preliminary hearing in Pasadena linked him to a $70,000 fraud involving phony invoices and bills of lading. Nine counts of forgery and grand theft remain. Bail set at 12,000. Victim: R. E. Perkins and Son.
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Garden Grove
Pasadena
Los Angeles
Jimmie Leland Cabaniss
Monarch St
David M. Kenrick
Sterling Norris
Cabaniss
Norris
R.E. Perkins
Heart victim stable after sea attack
An 81 year old Westminster man, Neldon Cooper, suffered a heart attack aboard the fishing boat Queen of the Sea two miles south of Cabrillo Beach. Fire department paramedics resuscitated him on board until his life signs stabilized. he was taken to San Pedro Community Hospital.
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San Pedro
Neldon Cooper
Garden Grove Blvd
San Pedro Community Hospital
Queen of the Sea
Cooper
Cabrillo Beach
Los Angeles
Hirohito Lands in Honolulu on Final U S Tour Stop
Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako arrived in Honolulu for the last stop of their American goodwill tour. About 4,500 residents welcomed them as the Japan Airlines jet touched down at 6 05 p m. The couple stayed at the Kahala Hilton and planned a Kona trip before returning to Tokyo. A San Francisco stop included the Silver World Award for the emperor and a disrupted departure sparked by a disturbance outside the St Francis Hotel.
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UPI
Emperor Hirohito
Japan
Empress Nagako
San Francisco
Japan Air Lines
Pearl Harbor
Arizona
Kahuku High School
Kamehaneha Glee Club
George Ariyoshi
Kahala Hilton
Kona
Manakua Hotel
Tokyo
Hirohito
San Francisco International
Boy Scouts
San Francisco Bay Area
St. Francis Hotel
Connally bonds aid city government finance
The city relies on state loans and bonds through December to cover expenses with 3.6 billion needed for early 1976. In Washington, Senate Banking chair warns Congress may help NYC but not as hoped. Governor Carey rejects a temporary tax request. Proxmire notes possible Senate sympathy but uncertain legislation.
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Senate Banking Committee
New York
Hugh Carey
Congress
New York City
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Carey
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur Burns
Simon
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