Court strikes down California school tax credits
The Supreme Court unanimously struck down a California law granting tax credits to parents of non public school children as unconstitutional. The decision held funds would funnel into religious institutions, with the three judge court granting summary judgment without trial.
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Thousands rally in Tokyo protesting Ford visit to Japan
About 25 000 demonstrators in central Tokyo denounced Ford’s planned Nov. 18-22 Japan trip as part of International Anti-War Day protests. The rally marked the 9th anniversary of US bombing in North Vietnam and involved clashes with police with no arrests or injuries reported.
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Ford says GOP prospects brighter after talks with professionals
President Ford, relaxed in flight aboard Air Force One, defended his heavy campaign effort for Republicans. He said his discussions with hard nosed Republican professionals give him optimism despite polls and dismissed concerns that his influence would fade if the GOP loses in the upcoming election. He noted he spends time in the Oval Office to ensure work gets done and that party members would say he tried if they lose.
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Byrd would vote for Rockefeller confirmation today
Sen. Robert Byrd, questioned Rockefeller closely during hearings, says he would vote to confirm Rockefeller as vice president if voting were today. Byrd cites Rockefeller's experience and governing knowledge as reasons despite lingering critical comments.
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Jaworski hints at possible new Watergate indictments
Special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski, while resigning November 1, said most Watergate facts are known but new indictments could follow. He noted Nixon would likely have invoked the Fifth if before a grand jury and suggested undisclosed White House links beyond the cover up.
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Steel industry fears shutdown from potential UMWA strike
A UPI survey shows utilities mostly hold 45 to 90 days coal stocks, enough to weather a strike, while TVA relies on coal for 80 percent of its power and warns of possible rationing. Bethlehem Steel and U.S. Steel warn a strike would halt production. regional utilities seek savings and loans to ensure supply.
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Media groups push to override Ford veto on FOI Act
Several media groups urge Congress to overturn President Ford's veto of a strengthened Freedom of Information Act. Ford calls the bill unconstitutional and harmful to security. Congress already passed it 349 to 2 in the House and near unanimously in the Senate.
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French Hosts Trudeau Aims to End Canadian Frictions
Paris top officials welcomed Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and his wife Margaret as they began a visit to ease seven years of tense relations sparked by Charles de Gaulle's 1967 trip. Trudeau spares time at a base in Lahr, West Germany before continuing talks with President Valery Giscard d Estaing.
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Rising fuel costs strain service expectations
The speaker notes fuel oil and natural gas prices keep rising and expresses limited ability to control them. They imply that ongoing service quality depends on managing these higher energy costs and sustaining customer support.
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