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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1974

Page

5

Summit outcomes and inflation fight threats in 1970s energy plan

Ford outlined steps to curb inflation including a unified economic policy board, a wage and price council, and labor guidance. Humphrey warned of possible changes but favored delaying a new higher gasoline tax. Greenspan warned no quick fix exists as Congress grapples with energy, tax, and subsidy measures amid price controls debate.

Meluys Public Service Congress Ford Simon White House Princeton Albert Hees Humphrey

Police Beat U.S. Newsmen at Saigon Anti-Thieu Rally

Plainclothes Saigon police assaulted Associated Press photographer Neal Uleyich and CBS chief Haney Howell while filming an antigovernment rally in front of the National Assembly. Howell was kicked in the kidney and collapsed briefly, then recovered. AP chief George Esper filed a protest. government officials apologized and promised police discipline.

Saigon Associated Press CBS Bureau Today National Assembly CBS Haney Howell Neal Uleyich George Esper

Betty Ford Makes Postoperative Recovery Noted At White House

President Ford reports Betty Ford alert and improving after surgery. Doctors expect her to rest, eat today, and may begin walking soon. First Lady has received flowers and well wishes as lymph and cancer tests continue. prognosis favorable but further tests needed.

Ford Betty American Cancer Society St. John's Church Church of Presidents Lafay White House John W. Turnbull Betty Ford Susan Gardner Britt Michael Gayle Tom Ford Jack Steven Utah Central Bankers and Finance Minis

Relief flights blocked as Honduras aid stalls at FAA

Honduran consulate seeks routes to deliver food and medical supplies after FAA grounding a C97 relief flight carrying 91,000 pounds of medical items and 40 trained personnel. Four planes tentatively chartered. one Mercy mission to Honduras delayed by certification issues while House members press to clear FAA blocks amid Hurricane Fifi damage.

Sas Federal Aviation Ridlay FAA Auristela Contreras

Ford's 76-week plan threads through GOP campaigns

President Ford weighs heavy on a 76 week campaign plan as his wife undergoes a cancer workup to assess lymph spread. Ford greets IMF World Bank officials while aides discuss trimming the federal budget to 300 billion dollars next year with Roy Ash and Kenneth Cole leading the talks.

International Monetary Fund World Bank William Tisomons Roy Ash Kenneth Cole Ford Congress

Legislators To Tackle Controversial Pensions

In Sacramento lawmakers plan a special session to address early legislator pensions and a broad review of Gov Reagan vetoes. Controversy centers on pensions for state officers and early retirement for legislators, with impeachment talk aimed at LA County Lt Gov Ed Reinecke. The session seeks hearings on pension reform as the two parties clash over leadership and timing before veto deadlines.

Sacramento UPI Reagan Assembly Ed Reinecke Richard Alatorre Los Angeles Reinecke Leo T. McGarthy D-San France Heinecke Washington, D.C U.S. Senate

Reagan calls for deregulation of natural gas and federal reform

Governor Reagan urged a hard look at the Federal Power Commission and proposed deregulation of the natural gas industry. He spoke at a Pampa fundraiser, urged lifting price controls on war gas, and outlined five inflation-attack measures including a $5.4 billion budget cut and welfare reforms.

Pampa Tex Reagan Federal Power Commission West Texas Cor Bob Piet R-Tex

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