Congress wary on Ford's Vietnam aid request grows
Washington reports show Congress unlikely to approve Ford's $722 million Vietnam military aid, with Democrats split and most predicting failure, even as some back a $250 million humanitarian package. Republicans praise the courage but share reluctance over the military aid proposal.
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Washigton
UPI
Congress
South Vietnam
Ford
Henry M. Jackson
California Assembly Repeals NOX Device Law
The California Assembly voted 54 to 25 to repeal the NOX device requirement for 1966-70 used cars in the South Coast Air Basin. The change, now sent to the Senate for concurrence, may go to Gov. Brown for signature though aides oppose it.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Senate
Omer Rains
Ventura
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Rains
South Coast Air Basin
Los Angeles
Orange
San Bernardino
Santa Barbara
Riverside
Willie Brown
San Francisco
Assemblymen
William Campbell
Terry Goggin
D-San Bernardino
Goggin
California
Tom Quinn
State Air Resources Board
Quinn
Charles Warren
South Vietnamese Paratroop Push To Xuan Loc Under Fire
Helicopter armada ferried 3,000 elite troops to Xuan Loc as heavy fighting raged at the besieged city 38 miles northeast of Saigon. Government forces reported repelling two human wave attacks while Hanoi Radio claimed a Communist victory. Eight USAF Starlifters airlifted equipment and civilians out, with tickets to Travis AFB priced at $288.
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Saigon
UPI
Xuan Loc
Joint General Staff
Leon Daniel
Hung Nghia
Highway 1
Hanoi
U.S. Air Force
Civl
Tan Son Nhut
United States
Tan Son Nhut Air Base
Travis Afb
Calif
Defense Attache
West Coast
Americans oppose Viet aid two to one in Harris poll
A Harris poll released April 14 shows 57 percent disagree with expanding U S aid to South Vietnam and Cambodia to save Saigon, 29 percent support it, 14 percent undecided. Americans still back allied commitments, with 64 percent supporting continued weapons to Israel and 44-43 percent backing aid to other allies even in limited wars.
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Harris
New York
UPI
South Vietnam
Cambodia
U.S
Ford
Frederick Weyand
Army
Saigon
Vietnam
America
United States
Israel
House OKs 1.2 Billion Budget Authorization for Space Shuttle
The House approved a 1.2 billion dollar budget authorization for Space Shuttle development for the next fiscal year with no cuts in funding. The measure sets upper spending limits while separate appropriation bills specify actual dollars. The 1975 76 request is 51 percent higher than last year, and authorizes 47 million for Kennedy Space Center and Palmdale testing sites.
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Steve LA Rue
Senate Budget Committee
House of Representatives
Senate
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Congress
House
John F. Kennedy Space Center
Florida
Palmdale
California
Five injured in Santa Maria crash. suspect sought
A collision at Central Avenue and O Street left five hurt, including 16 year old Gabriel Amador Huitron in serious pelvis and arm fractures. Fernando Macias, driver of the other car, fled. police seek him on felony traffic charges.
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Fernando Macias
Santa Maria
Gabriel Amador Huitron
Huitron
Marian Hospital
Macias
Ricardo Amador Huitton
Manuel Torres Sepulveda
Susan Elizabeth Berch
Draco Ave
Vandenberg Village
Jason
Lompoc
Central Avenue
O Street
Berch
Boulevard
Cyclists Learn That Motor Vehicle Laws Apply to Them
The Gautreaux family faced four bicycle citations totaling 60 dollars for Todd and Mike in Lompoc. The mother cites insufficient bicycle law education at schools beyond elementary grades and calls for junior and senior high instruction and formal licensing. Officials say education is emphasized, but licensing remains unsettled and no formal program exists.
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John W. Carpenter
Lompoc
Larry Henry
Vaughn Hopkins
Dean Lawson
Patricia Osborne
Chuck Kull
Dennis Higgins
Bill Gilstrap
Osborne
Vaughn Proctor
Dangee Gautreaux
Gautreaux
Barrington Pl
Todd
Mike
Bud Trimble
Motor Vehicle Department
DMV
Lompoc City Hall
Hunt ordered back to prison for Watergate sentence
E Howard Hunt Jr was ordered to report April 25 to the Eglin Air Force Base work farm in Florida to serve the remainder of his 2 to 8 year Watergate sentence. He had 11 months served before a January 1974 release pending appeal. He spoke of financial troubles and noted other burglars' appeals failed.
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Hunt
U.S. Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
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