Ford nears policy win over Soviet emigration issue
President Ford moves toward a compromise with Congress led by Sen. Henry M. Jackson to grant most favored nation trade status to the Soviet Union if Moscow allows freer Jewish emigration. Jackson says he will rewrite his amendment to give Ford discretionary authority to approve normal trade relations if Soviet Jews can leave without harassment.
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Senate votes to end year round daylight saving time
The Senate approved ending year round daylight saving time by voice vote and attached a $20 billion, 10 year energy self sufficiency research program. The move exempts November through February from summer time and ties to an Energy Reorganization Act expansion under Sen. Henry M. Jackson.
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California Legislation Roundup in Sacramento
Governor signs bill letting San Mateo County voters form a county transit district. Senate finance approves near 41 million for state park acquisitions and 3 million for Pan Pacific Park in Los Angeles. Anti smog and arrest disclosure bills advance. nutrition commission created.
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State Commission On Nutrition
Vitamin C and companions shield rats from acetaldehyde danger
Coatesville VA Hospital researchers report that Vitamin C with Thiamine or Bi and cysteine provided rats full protection against lethal acetaldehyde doses. While single vitamins helped, the combination yielded life saving results, though no clinical use is advised yet.
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Nationwide auto strikes threaten production and layoffs
United Press International reports strikes across the country hit General Motors plants in Indianapolis Framingham and Flint layoffs of 4300 1500 and 4800 workers respectively. Briggs and Stratton and A O Smith in Milwaukee also face action with other automakers potentially affected. An AMCOR pace could halt by August 26 if settlements delay. Cleveland Cliffs iron miners reach a 15 day deal in Michigan and Minnesota.
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Ford to hold first news conference next week
President Ford is expected to hold his first White House news conference next week as officials confirm regular press briefings. He plans to press ahead with inquiries, following past practice during his time as vice president and long service as a representative.
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