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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1975
Page
3
The Senate approved 58 to 32 a bill to phase out more than two decades of federal price controls on natural gas and permit emergency sales at higher winter prices to ease shortages. The measure aims to offset part of a predicted 1.3 trillion cubic feet winter shortfall and to spur new gas reserves, though House opposition may narrow the bill.
The House Ways and Means Committee moves to unravel revisions aimed at closing tax loopholes and may turn to general tax reduction. Chairman Al Ullman asks to extend last year's temporary tax cuts for another year and preserve standard deduction language and a two percent tax credit for the first twelve thousand dollars of income.
In Monasterevin Ireland Eddie Gallagher a kidnapper holding Dutch businessman Tiede Herrema is said to offer to free his hostage in exchange for safe conduct for his female accomplice Marian Coyle. Police sources note she resists concessions as Gallagher demands talks with senior officials.
Leonard P. Matlovich, a 12 year Air Force veteran and key challenger of the ban on homosexuals, is discharged at midnight as a civilian. A federal judge did not issue a restraining order but will hear on Nov 3 whether military privacy rules violate rights.
President Ford, improving from a sinus infection, resumes a light timetable at the White House and cancels a planned opera with Pierre Trudeau. He will meet Domestic Council staff and Frank Zarb, then stay in the Washington area to recuperate before next week’s talks with Anwar Sadat. Ford signed a VA physician pay bill and issued a memo marking a minority bank program’s fifth anniversary, noting deposits and bank numbers rising since 1970. He will attend Veterans Day services at Arlington Cemetery and greet Sadat on the White House lawn.
Madrid reports Generalissimo Franco plans to attend part of Friday's cabinet meeting at El Pardo Palace amid rumors on succession to Prince Juan Carlos. Officials say no step down while tensions with Morocco over Spanish Sahara persist and U.S. mediation continues.
TOKYO UPI reports Mao Tse-tung appears to direct China during talks with Henry Kissinger. A senior U.S. official says Mao seems aware of prior discussions, healthy, and fluent enough in English to say welcome and yes. Premier Chou En-lai is reportedly ill and sidelined. Teng Siao-ping dominates party and state now.
In Florence South Carolina National Guardsmen stood by after a Tuesday night outbreak of violence following the fatal shooting of Marvin Muldrow by a white officer. Six injured and 18 businesses damaged with total losses around 95000 dollars.
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