Ford vows veto of Turkey aid cut off in Cyprus dispute
President Ford said he would veto a Senate Eagleton amendment cutting military aid to Turkey for arms used in the Cyprus conflict. He offered compromise to retain related aid language in the continuing resolution while demanding good faith negotiations with Greece. Secretary Kissinger backs Ford, as the Senate and House move to cut off Turkey aid.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Turkey
Cyprus
Senate
U.S
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
United States
House
Congress
Greece
Indians declare embassy on Parliament Hill Ottawa
Militant Indians forced off Parliament Hill by riot police and soldiers with fixed bayonets entered a century-old federal building and proclaimed it their embassy. Eleven people were charged with obstructing and assaulting police and seven with obstructing or assault. eighteen were arrested and four released later. The protestors traveled from British Columbia to deliver demands improving living conditions.
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Ottawa
UPI
Parliament Hill
Royal Canadian Mounted
Canada
British Columbia
FEA official proposes 30 cent gas tax as energy conservation plan
Roger W. Sant of the Federal Energy Administration urges a 30 cent federal gasoline tax to curb use and fund an energy budget refund of 150 dollars per taxpayer. He says the idea has agency backing and would not hurt low income drivers, with the current tax at four cents a gallon.
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San Francisco
UPI
Roger W. Sant
Federal Energy Administration
Sant
FEA
John C. Sawhill
Statistical risk rises for Mrs. Ford breast cancer spread
At the National Cancer Institute conference, experts reported that cancer cells in axillary lymph nodes raise the risk of spread from breast cancer. Betty Ford had cancer in two of 30 removed nodes. White House noted no vascular invasion and optimistic prognosis. A drug, L-PAM, showed lower recurrence in node-positive cases, warranting expansion of trials.
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Washington
UPI
Betty Ford
National Cancer Institute
Bernard Fisher
Detroit year begins with mixed labor news at GM
The 1975 model year starts with 24,550 GM workers off the job while Delco Remy, employing 14,000, tentatively agrees on a local contract. A ratification vote is planned for next Monday as Delco Remy had faced a parts shortage and threatened shutdown of 26 lines. GM cautions no layoff or production slowdown is expected at its plants.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers
Delco- Remy
Delco-Remy
Realtors Concern Over Housing Scarcity and Costs
In San Francisco a joint news conference by C. Larry Hoag and Joseph Mayfield warned that long term environmental restrictions and inflation threaten housing for the low and moderate income. Hoag cited scarce financing, high interest rates, rising coastal zone prices, bidding wars, curtailed new construction and zoning doubts.
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San Francisco
UPI
C. Larry Hoag
Downey
California Association of Realtors
Joseph Mayfield
Inglewood
California Association of Real Estate Brokers
Hoag
Kennedy opposes Ford amnesty plan for draft dodgers
Sen Edward M. Kennedy condemned President Ford's amnesty for draft dodgers and deserters arguing they have suffered enough. He cited past presidents as precedents for a more liberal amnesty in his National Catholic Charities keynote, while opposing the two year alternative service requirement.
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Boston
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
Fora
National Conference of Catholic Charities
Massachusetts
Washington
Lincoln
John F. Kennedy
Ford
Kennedy
Three sought in big heist at Reno bank
Police labeled the trio as Tiny Captain and General after a $1 million downtown Reno bank robbery. Nine employees were bound as bandits in Halloween-hoods grabbed cash into duffel bags and fled in a green van, later abandoned near a motel. The haul ranks among the nation’s largest cash thefts.
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Reno, Nev
UPI
Reno
U.S
Plymouth
Mass
Brinks Inc
Boston
Harrahs Hotel
Mrs. Ford to undergo therapy after mastectomy
Betty Ford shows optimism after radical mastectomy with lymph node removal. Doctors report microscopic cancer in 2 of 30 nodes but no vascular spread, guiding next steps to radiotherapy or chemotherapy while she convalesces at Bethesda and prepares for early next week discharge.
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Washington
UPI
Betty Ford
Ford
Bethesda Naval Hospital
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Volkswagen
East Ocean Ave
Lompoc
J. W. Roberts
Roberts
Starbuck Mortuary Community Funeral Directors
Pedwin
Florsheims
Roblee
Linnett’s
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