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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1975

Page

3

Makarios seeks Soviet aid to block Cyprus partition

President Makarios announced plans to appeal to the Soviet Union and Moscow to oppose the Turkish occupation and 1974 autonomous move in northern Cyprus. He spoke to about 5 000 Greek Cypriot students promising resistance and unity as Turkish forces and leadership defend a federation plan. Rauf Denktash defended the move as necessary to avoid minority status for Turks. U S officials urged restraint as Kissinger prepared to discuss with Greece.

Nicosia UPI Makarios Soviet Union Cyprus Moscow U.S U.N. Security Council Rauf Denktash Denktash Washington State Department United States Henry Kissinger Dimitrios Bitios West Germany

Ford reshapes White House as Congress comes under pressure

Ford’s aides describe him as a presidential figure ready to challenge Congress on energy and anti recession plans while bringing new faces into an administration, naming Carla Hills as HUD secretary and inviting lawmakers to dinner to press for action. He cites past bipartisan leaders and urges a working relationship for united policy.

Washington UPI Gerald R. Ford United States Congress White House Ford Nelson A. Rockefeller Rockefeller New York Nixon Carla Anderson Hills Wall Street Congressional Action Waldorf-Astoria Cyprus Turkey Ankara Ecuador

Ford bows to Congress on food stamp price hike

President Ford concedes defeat on the first Democratic Congress bill and lets the food stamp price hike die for the rest of the year. About 17 million Americans would have paid the higher share, with critics calling the move unfair amid recession and rising unemployment.

Washington UPI Ford Congress 94Th Congress

Hills named HUD secretary amid mixed reaction from leaders

Carla Hills defense by women's movement leaders follows her nomination as Secretary of Housing and Urban Development. Critics include Sen. Proxmire and national mayors groups who say she lacks qualifications. Housing groups urge a candidate with housing experience.

Washington UPI Carla Anderson Hills Ford Housing and Urban Development Women's Movement Hills William Proxmire Sissy Farenthold Robbie Kilberg NWPC Carla Hills Dwis Senate U.S. Conference of Mayors Tional League of Cities Togeth Mortgage Bankers Association of America Kansas City Congress HUD

Assembly To Work Monday To Save Allowance Cash

The California Assembly reversed plans to take Washington's Birthday off to avoid losing $120 in expense payments. The Rules Committee, led by Leon Ralph, decided to work Monday to preserve four days of $30 daily allowances, despite staff requests for a holiday.

Sacramento API Assembly Washington Assembly Rules Committee Leo T. McCarthy San Francisco McCarthy Rules Committee Leon Ralph D-South Gate

Four gunned down in Montreal underworld mass slaying

Four men dead and six others wounded in a Montreal area hotel bar attack described by police as a mass slaying by Quebec underworld figures. Victims include Pierre Provost 38 Roger Letourneau 31 Richard Banning 33 and Andre. One woman among the wounded was listed in critical condition. All the dead were known to police.

Brosxsard Que UPI Montreal Charles Lemoyne Quebec Pierre Provost Roger Letourneau Verdun Richard Banning Greenfield Park Andre Lapiniere

Arab banker linked to firm training Saudi guards

An Arab financier from Beirut, Chassan I. Shaker, may become a major stockholder in Vinnell Corp, the U.S. firm contracted to train Saudi Arabian National Guard troops. Vinnell regulators noted no money has been invested yet, despite plans for a broader ownership reorganization.

Alhambra Calif UPI U.S California Chassan I. Shaker Beirut Lebanon Banque de Liban Et d Outre-Mer Vinnell Corp Shaker Vinnell Pentagon Congress United States Defense Department Grand Coulee Dam San Dimas

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