Ullman Pushes to Remove Home Buyers Tax Credit From Bill
Representative Al Ullman chairing the Ways and Means Committee says the Senate Finance Committee plan to grant up to 2000 in home buyers tax breaks must be stripped from the bill. He singles out the 5 percent credit on purchase price and notes the 29.2 billion dollar measure faces House-Senate friction before a conference. The oil depletion allowance faced repeal disputes as the bill moves toward possible Easter recess action.
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Finance Committee
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GOP
John Rhodes
Rhodes
CBS
Face the Nation
Lompoc Considers Direct Mayor Election and Nuisance Demolition
The Lompoc City Council will weigh putting to voters a direct mayor election and term length choice at tomorrow night’s public session. The agenda also includes declaring a half finished 403 North G Street masonry building a public nuisance and ordering demolition and debris removal.
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Howard Gardner
League of California Cities
Gardner
North G St
le Roy Scolari
al Autry
Scolari
Autry
Judges Schedule Bypass Hearing in Los Angeles Court
A three judge panel in the District Court of Appeals in Los Angeles will hear oral arguments on April 16 regarding the controversial Highway 1 Bypass project. The hearing will address challenges and legal questions raised against the project.
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District Court of Appeals
Los Angeles
Ford tells Notre Dame crowd peace prospects are growing
President Ford to Notre Dame urged that world peace prospects improve slowly and warned against isolationism. He defended continuing foreign aid and appealed to youth to reject doom and fear. The speech emphasized bipartisan internationalism as foreign policy.
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China
Cambodia to receive military material credit for overcharged aid
The State Department says Cambodia was overcharged 21.5 million in fiscal 1974 military aid and will be repaid with military material equal to that amount. A Defense Department audit begun May 1974 found the Army failed to deliver 21.5 million in ammunition. The credit follows the finding last week amid Congress resistance to further Cambodia aid.
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UPI
State Department
Cambodia
Robert L. Funseth
Defense Department
Congress
Ford
Roden rules on petition in Exxon Goleta referendum case
District Attorney Stanley M. Roden said there is insufficient evidence to prosecute those who circulated or exhibited the referendum petitions on the Goleta oil plant measure. He noted the ruling covers statements as not false or misrepresentations, with fairness to be judged in other forums. County Clerk Howard Menzel reported 5,736 signatures validated at 79 percent, processing 22,600 signatures toward the 9,204 needed.
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Stanley M. Roden
Exxon Corp
Goleta
Roden
Harrell Fletcher
Santa Maria
Howard Menzel
Exxon
Lompoc district forecasts over one million deficit 1975 76
Lompoc Unified School District warns of a deficit exceeding $1 million for the 1975-76 year based on current costs and incomes. District business manager Joe Carlin cites revenue shortfalls from enrollment declines and reduced state and federal aid, with costs rising due to supplies and salaries. The board meets to review the budget and rehiring plans.
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Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc Unified School
Joe Carlin
Carlin
Thousands of New York doctors strike 23 city hospitals
Thousands of physicians and interns walk out against 23 New York City hospitals, halting care for thousands. The strike affects 14 000 beds and about 10 000 patients daily, while 13 Health and Hospitals Corp facilities remain open. Negotiations failed after an 11th hour offer, with no contract in five months.
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New York
UPI
New York City
Health and Hospitals Corp
League of Voluntary Hospitals
Paul Yager
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Communists seize Phuoc An and Ban Me Thuot airfield in Highlands
Communist forces overran Phuoc An and Ban Me Thuot airfield as U S officials reported evacuation of 27 Americans from Pleiku. Cambodian rebels fired a rocket near a U S aircraft at Phnom Penh while residents fled the collapsing capital.
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Pleiku
Phnom Penh
UPI
Bangkok
Bien Hoa
Phung Duc
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