New York City bankruptcy aid moves advance in Congress
Congress struggles to save New York City from default as a bankruptcy backstop advances. A House judiciary subcommittee works on a plan to file for bankruptcy with limited conditions, while a Democratic loan guarantee bill faces Senate filibuster and White House veto.
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Ford's travel debate narrows on politics and safety
White House aides debate whether President Ford should travel more or less to boost popularity. Security concerns loom as the Christmas ski trip to Vail faces scrutiny, while some advisers favor winter campaigning in New Hampshire ahead of 1976 primary battles against Ronald Reagan.
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Notice to Creditors in Estate of Amy E Ruffner
Superior Court in Santa Barbara County publishes a notice to creditors of Amy E Ruffner deceased. Creditors must file their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication, or present them to the law offices of Grossman Cox Palmer in Lompoc. Executrix Helen Thompson named.
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NEA Chief Warns of Broad Strikes Without Federal Rights
John Ryer of the National Education Association told a House subcommittee that a recent wave of 160 teachers strikes signals broader unrest unless Congress grants public employees the right to strike and places public employers under the National Labor Relations Act. He urged mediation, fact finding, binding arbitration options, and a federal court to enjoin strikes threatening health or safety.
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Franco suffers new complications in battle to survive
Reports from Madrid state Generalissimo Francisco Franco remains gravely ill after three weeks of illness marked by heart fluctuations and kidney failure. Doctors note stable lungs and returning intestinal movement while blood clot inflammation persists.
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Automakers Hold Production Despite Strong October Sales
Detroit reports show automakers reluctant to raise output despite a 23 percent rise in October sales from 1974 and a 53 day dealer inventory, the lowest since September 1974, with small cars gaining share while no surge in production follows.
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Approval stamp expected today on tax reform
The House Ways and Means Committee is set to formally approve a tax revision bill criticized as too weak. Rep. Sam Gibbons and Rep. Al Ullman clash over reform scope while Republicans seek a $395 billion budget ceiling and liberals seek more revenue sharing.
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Confusion Over California Year Round Registration Plan
Sacramento motorists mispaid or underpaid renewal fees as the state shifts from year end to year round registration. DMV spokesman Cal Pitts cited two fee figures on forms causing mistakes about current versus future dues. Some will re register in 1976 while others pay more or less now with rebates or extra charges due.
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