Israel signs interim Egypt peace pact after Senate approval
In Jerusalem Israeli representatives signed the final document of the interim peace agreement with Egypt after U S Senate approval to station 200 American technicians in the Sinai. The signing followed House approval and set a timetable including Ras Sudar oil field transfer and phased withdrawals.
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Ford urges tax cut and spending curbs in news conference
President Ford says Americans want taxes and federal spending reduced and would oust Congress if they refuse. He backs a 28 billion dollar tax cut and spending restraint, supports a 100 billion dollar energy venture, and warns Congress to share a balanced approach or face vetoes and political changes.
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Ford and West Leaders Set November Economic Summit
The White House announced a November summit in France with Ford and leaders of France Britain West Germany Italy Japan and likely Canada to coordinate action on inflation recession oil and related issues. The meeting aims to spur progress rather than negotiate decisions and may occur Nov 15–17 at a French location outside Paris.
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Ford proposes Energy Independence Authority for unconventional fuels
Ford asked Congress to create a 10 year Energy Independence Authority with 25 billion in stock and 75 billion in loan capacity to back private energy projects. The aim is to accelerate solar energy and synthetic fuel from coal and oil shale and reduce dependence on foreign oil.
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Lompoc Hospital Faces Insurance Driven Crisis
Lompoc area physicians warn of potential hospital closure as malpractice insurance premiums surge. Board raises hospital rates to 12 000 monthly liability premium from 2 600, with planned self insurance and possible service cuts. Doctors foresee departures and limited surgery or obstetrics, hurting a 26 000 plus community.
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Eldon Elam
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Harold Thompson
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House Approves 200 Mile U.S. Fishing Jurisdiction
The House passed a 200 mile U.S. fishing limit by a 208 to 101 vote effective July 1, 1976, aiming to shield American fleets from foreign competition. Administration worries of triggering retaliation and submarine access concerns were noted.
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County redistricting move under way in Santa Ynez Valley
Planning Department researchers study possible maps to balance population among five county supervisorial districts. A shift could move much of Santa Ynez Valley from the Third District to Beattie’s Fourth District, with Solvang Buellton and other communities affected.
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Buellton
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