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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1975

Page

3

Franco dies leaving Spain to keep strict rule

General Francisco Franco died at 82 after a 36 year dictatorship. His death triggered mixed reactions with Basque celebrations and calls for reform from opposition, while supporters praised his regime. Juan Carlos is set to become captain general and later king, with a 30 day mourning period declared.

Madrid UPI Francisco Franco Spain Franco Blas Pinar Europe Juan Carlos de Borbon el Pardo Juan Carlos France Hendaye Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon Morocco Spanish Sahara

Labor report finds eight million illegals pay more in taxes than benefits

The Labor Department study says about 77 percent pay Social Security taxes and 73 percent pay federal income taxes, while welfare, food stamps, and unemployment benefits are low. Mexicans make up 61 percent of illegals, with 5.2 million from Mexico and 8.3 million total in another estimate.

Washington UPI Labor Department Labor John Dunlop Southwest Dunlop

Ford asks House committee reconsider Kissinger contempt charge

President Ford urges the House intelligence committee to reconsider its vote holding Henry Kissinger in contempt for not yielding subpoenaed documents. He maintains executive privilege, cites grave foreign policy matters, and asks for administration access to appear at today’s hearing.

Washington UPI Ford House Henry Kissinger Pike Committee Kissinger State Department National Security Council White House Kennedy Johnson Nixon

Tax revision amendment could enrich wealthy railroads for 50 years

The Ways and Means Committee added an amendment to a tax revision bill that would cut railroads' taxes by about eight percent of their 1974 tax payments, delivering roughly 18 million dollars annually to major lines like Southern Railway Union Pacific Norfolk and Western Chessie System and Burlington Northern for the next five decades. The measure drew criticism as an unconscionable giveaway from Rep William Steiger while supporters argue railroads need funds to modernize amid a larger 2 billion rescue plan for bankrupt lines. Congress faces pressure from the Association of American Railroads as Rep Dan Rostenkowski notes he offered the amendment at their request.

Washington UPI House Ways and Means Committee Southern Railway Union Pacific Norfolk & Western Chessie System Burlington Northern William Steiger Wisconsin Congress Dan Rostenkowski Dill Association of American Railroads Chicago Rostenkowski

Aid delay spurs New York tax push

Gov. Hugh Carey and state lawmakers press an $872 million tax plan after President Ford delays federal aid to New York City. Ford withholds rescue plan support until next week, prompting a city sales tax rise to 9 percent and about $200 million in new revenue. Carey returns from Washington vowing action to stabilize finances.

Albany N.Y UPI Hugh Carey Ford New York City New York Carey Washington New York State

Reagan Gets Tiny Hope of 1976 GOP Nomination

GOP governors meeting in Wichita say Ronald Reagan has limited chance to beat Gerald Ford for the 1976 Republican presidential nomination. They note Nelson Rockefeller's withdrawal helped Ford and offer mixed views on Reagan as a rival.

Wichita Kan UPI Ronald Reagan California Gerald Ford Nelson Rockefeller Ford Rockefeller Robert Ray Iowa Daniel Evans Washington Reagan Edward Brooke R-Mass George Bush CIA Elliot Richardson Commerce Treasury William Simon Christopher Bond Missouri Meldrim Thomson New Hampshire James Edwards South Carolina Mills Godwin Virginia James Rhodes Ohio Jay Hammond Alaska Rhodes

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