Congress Unites To Set Deficit Spending Goals For 1976
Congress moves to replace ad hoc spending with an overall budget target. House and Senate Budget Committees will draft deficit and spending resolutions led by Brock Adams and Edmund Muskie. Experts expect a deficit above Ford’s 60 billion by 10 to 20 billion, with targets due by April 15 and May 15 and a second trimming measure by September 15.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Ford
House
Senate
Brock Adams
D-Wash
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Weather spreads rain and snow across multiple states
Thunderstorms threated southern Texas as a cold front moved west bringing rain and snow to Arizona with 3 inches in Flagstaff and Williams and up to 58 mph winds in Winslow. Snow lingered in the northern Rockies while the East enjoyed clear skies except for Great Lakes snow showers. Temperatures ranged from 3 to 74 degrees.
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United Press International
Texas
Arizona
Flagstaff
Williams
Ariz
Grand Canyon
Winslow
Petrified Forest
Rockies
Plains
North Pacific Coast
Nevada
Montana
Oklahoma
Kansas
Uvalde
Eagle Pass
Laughlin Air Force Base
del Rio
Great Lakes
Appalachians
New England
Pinkham Notch
N.H
Mt. Washington
Cut Bank
Mont
McAllen
Did Scott know of Hearst visit
In New York UPI report, Jack Scott labeled a possible witness in the Patricia Hearst case is said to have unknowingly sheltered Hearst at a Pennsylvania farmhouse he rented. Friends say he often let people crash at his residences, and some suggest he was betrayed by an insider.
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New York
UPI
Jack Scott
Patricia Hearst
Scott
Pennsylvania
Miss Hearst
Jack
Patty Hearst
Micki McGee
South Canaan
FBI
San Francisco
Reagan's car auctioned in Sacramento
Don Thiel a Modesto dealer bought Reagan's 1967 Cadillac at a state auction for 10100 dollars. The car had aluminum armor plating police radio and mobile telephone removed. Also sold was Nancy Reagan's 1972 Lincoln Continental for 3300 dollars once used by Hoover. Governor Brown ordered disposal of Reagan era vehicles after inauguration.
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Sacramento
UPI
Don Thiel
J. Edgar Hoover
Ronald Reagan
Thiel
Modesto
FBI
General Services Administration
Nancy Reagan
Hoover
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Airlift saves over 30 babies in Saigon to San Francisco flight
An emergency medical team aboard a 474 flight from Saigon to San Francisco treated more than 30 ill infants upon landing. Doctors provided IV fluids and rapid assessments at Harmon Hall while ambulances moved babies to hospitals. 47 were hospitalized but none remained in critical condition by Sunday evening.
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San Francisco
UPI
Saigon
Mark Oscherwitz
Orphanis Airlift
Presidio
Oscherwitz
Alex Stalcoup
University of California Medical Center
Oschewitz
Kennedy Jostled by antibusing protesters in Quincy
Sen Edward Kennedy faced a hostile crowd in Quincy Mass as about 300 antibusing demonstrators jeered poked and grabbed him. He continued his trip to a Knights of Columbus breakfast then spoke of persisting with desegregation plans despite the confrontation. He canceled a Sharon appearance and later joined a Weston, Mass event after explaining the issue remains complex and urgent.
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Weston
Mass
UPI
Edward Kennedy
Dmass
Kennedy
Knights of Columbus
Quincy
Sharon
Boston
Nuclear blast at Nevada test site yields under 20 kilotons
The Energy Research and Development Administration said a third underground nuclear explosion this year occurred at the Nevada Test Site about 100 miles north of Las Vegas. The yield was less than 20 kilotons and no radioactive material entered the atmosphere.
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Las Vegas, Nev
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William M. Schoning
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Vandenberg
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George S. Cudd
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Hearst
Reagan
BurTon Mesa Rd
Mission Hills
Monthru
United States
Sky Ball
Moovres Department Store
Ocean
I’ St
Lompoc
Government Center
Milwaukee
Blatz Beer
Vandenberg Shopping Center
H’ St
Electrolux
David Gaitan
East Ocean Avenue
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Santa Maria
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