Ford seeks plan to aid businesses
President Ford urged Congress to enact four year regulatory reform to untangle 40 years of red tape and reduce government overreach. He called for a comprehensive review across sectors with four goals to protect choice, cut costs, serve the public interest, and ensure fair enforcement.
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Carter urges five year US Soviet halt on nuclear tests
Former Georgia governor and presidential hopeful Jimmy Carter calls at United Nations hearings for a five year global moratorium on all nuclear tests and a World Energy Conference. He pushes centralized multinational enrichment and a multinational reprocessing facility under IAEA and warns delay raises spread of nuclear capability.
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Rockefeller tours disaster area in northern Italy
Vice President Rockefeller toured the quake zone in Osoppo and Aviano, meeting survivors in pouring rain. He praised Italian relief efforts, urged continued aid, and noted U S assistance past and proposed Congress funding of 25 million dollars while the region evacuates 2250 more residents due to landslide risk.
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Senate Approves Budget Ceiling Amid Tax Cut Debate
The Senate backed a 413.3 billion dollar federal budget ceiling for 1977 65 to 29 with House action expected. The plan assumes continued temporary individual tax cuts through 1977 and features added funds for education health energy veterans benefits and income security, while defense stays near Ford's proposal.
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OConnell Youth Ranch Breaks Ground Near Lawrence
Elsie OConnell turns the first dirt on a 140 acre site for a boys foster home named after her as about 60 onlookers attend the groundbreaking. Youth for Christ International will administer a facility to guide 30 to 40 boys in its bicentennial year with two houses and 36 boys the first year.
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Inexperience and Temptation Blamed in Meat Scandal
Pentagon officials testified before a Senate subcommittee that two New England meat plants sold substandard beef to the military while inspectors were bribed. They said the problem may not reflect national practice and noted a Defense Department task force to review food procurement.
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Dog catcher arraigned after city gasoline theft charges
Ray R. Alumbaugh 59 a city animal control officer was dismissed from duties and charged with four misdemeanor thefts in Douglas County Court arraignment set. County Attorney David Berkowitz indicated bond and venue decisions tied to a search warrant and internal affairs investigation by Lawrence Police.
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