Ford Aid for New York City in Federal Support Plan
The article reports President Ford proposing federal assistance to New York City to avert default. It notes the White House favored outright government loans at seven percent, with the federal government asserting a prior lien on NYC income to protect taxpayers nationwide. Critics warn regional burdens and political risk if defaults occur.
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Civil Religion Debate Signals Tension in Civic Life
A critic labels Civil Religion efforts as ridiculous and antiquated arguing they threaten faith grounding in public life. The piece cites Reverend Haskell and like minded critics warning education may erode civic institutions and moral order.
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Hope for United Nations Faces Shifting Global Influence
President Ford criticizes new UN order and suspensions including South Africa. A musician named Robert Tullio aims to beat a 1972 cross continent record by foot from New York, 2876 miles in 53 days. London study urges employers to hire older women, praising age and experience over youth. The President also commends UN progress toward peace and reaffirms U S support for the UN Charter despite flaws.
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Congress Ripping Off Our Children Composite oil price plan debated
A newspaper note critiques a Senate House conference plan labeled the composite oil price plan. It argues the scheme would extend controls to new oil and raise pump costs, potentially harming motorists and future energy investment while promising small gains for drivers. The piece questions long term costs to consumers.
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Ford urged to veto price control plan on gas imports
An op ed argues President Ford should veto congressional price controls shaping energy policy. It warns the plan would boost imports from OPEC and harm the U.S. balance of payments, risking long run costs for short term price relief. It decries Arctic drilling as unlikely and political maneuvering ahead of elections.
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New York City Faces Financial Strains Amid Debts and Debates
Elided coverage suggests New York City grapples with default risk and extended deficits as Mayor Beame contends with mounting obligations. The piece references President Ford and fiscal policies, noting long term overspending and disputed civic improvements.
New York City Budget Critique Calls for 10 Percent Cut
DUBIOUS opinion urges NYC to default risk as budget shows 12.1 billion outlay with 11.5 billion revenue including 2.5 billion federal aid and 2.8 billion state support. The piece blames mayor Beame and Lindsay, cites high police costs, welfare, and a 50 cent subway fare, and warns of a domino effect if default occurs.
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Ford faces tight choice over picketing bill in GOP race
President Ford risks losing conservative support and campaign money if he vetoes the common situs picketing bill or signals openness to it. Key allies warn he could lose the Florida primary and funding from business leaders, while Goldwater pressures him to reject the measure. The bill, debated amid labor disputes, cleared Congress despite opposition and a narrow Senate vote. Nine swing senators shifted, aiding passage and triggering conference with the House.
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Edmondson seeks party ticket vote in Bellman clash
In Oklahoma Ed Edmondson presses Democratic senators to back him with a symbolic gesture by voting a straight party ticket against rival Henry Bellman. Elsewhere OU and Nebraska fans meet during holidays, each eager to relive last Saturday's football showdown.
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