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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1976
Page
3
Congress has produced a complex tax bill with popular new breaks that Ford faces a difficult veto. The plan tightens real estate and farming shelters, boosts child care and retirement credits, and projects a net reform of 1.6 billion in year one with gradual declines through 1981.
Secretary of State Kissinger meets Zambian President Kaunda in Lusaka and plans talks with South African Premier Vorster amid warnings of a possible all-out race war. Comment by Kaunda emphasizes peace with justice and the need for a successful mission to avoid conflict in Namibia and Rhodesia.
Viking 2’s first cycle results spark new questions as scientists remain cautiously optimistic about detecting bacterial life on Mars. Dr. Levin notes progress while Dr. Klein highlights data from labeled release and gas exchange tests suggesting possible soil microorganisms and oxygen-rich compounds.
Copies of 100000 letters and petitions from three states were presented to a Washington subcommittee protesting amendments to the Federal Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972 that would prohibit collecting killer whales for display education or research. Sea World organized the drive to oppose the measure and presented the materials to Rep. Bob Leggett.
The Senate approved a plan to grant taxpayers a credit up to 250 dollars yearly by 1980 for college tuition. Starting 1977 the first 100 dollars of tuition would be creditable, rising to 250 by 1980, with effects starting July 1. Critics warned unlikely relief as colleges could raise tuition to offset the tax break.
Affidavits filed in U S District Court allege Lockheed diverted millions of dollars of personnel and equipment at the Marietta Georgia plant from C5A military work to commercial L1011 Tri Star development. The suit, led by Felice D Cohen and San Francisco attorney Gary Near, cites shop orders for both programs and cites two machinists who affirm seeing commercial L1011 work on government owned equipment.
President Ford and Senator Carter used separate ethnic outreach in Washington. Ford urged defense of American communities and local initiative to curb cultural erosion while Carter highlighted discrimination and promise of federal neighborhood aid.
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