Ford Presents Grim 1976 Budget Deficit and Jobs Outlook
President Ford sent a 349 billion dollar fiscal 1976 budget to Congress forecasting unemployment averaging 8.1 percent this year and 7.9 percent next year with a possible 7.5 percent in 1977. The plan projects a record peacetime deficit of 52 billion and an 11.3 percent rise in consumer prices. Ford urged perseverance and painful measures to sustain economic health.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Oval Office
Audrain County Budget Share Set At 42.5 Million
Audrain County’s portion of the federal budget sent to Congress today is about 42.5 million dollars. Missouri’s share is about 7.5 billion, roughly triple the state budget submitted last month. The report cites 2.15 percent of the total federal budget for Missouri’s share.
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Audrain County
Congress
Missouri
ERA And Execution Debates Still Open
Missouri lawmakers open the second month of work facing debates on the Equal Rights Amendment and a death penalty revival. The Senate weighs unemployment probes and judge pay. the House eyes emergency funds and school aid formula revision.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Senate
Marley F. McGuire Dies Unexpectedly
Marley F. McGuire 54 of 420 Pearson street died unexpectedly Sunday at Audrain Medical Center after his wife reported illness. He was a bus driver for C H Transit Co and a World War II Navy veteran. Funeral services are 10 a.m. Wednesday at Arnold Funeral Home with burial in Maple Grove Cemetery Oregon. He leaves wife Edna, his mother, four sons, three daughters, two sisters, one half sister and one half brother, plus two grandchildren.
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Pearson St
Audrain Medical Center
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McGuire
Arnold Funeral Home
Maple Grove
Oregon
St. Joseph
John N
Marieta Ford McGuire
Edna Freeman
Mexico
C&h Transit Co
First Baptist Church
Kansas City
C. O. Hill
Mound City
Max McGuire
Atchison
Kan
Bill McGuire
Elmwood
Jim McGuire
Mickey McGuire
Karen McGuire
Rhonda McGuire
Marietta
Amity
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Dallas
Tex
Elie Tunerad Hin
150 Cars Without Stickers Are Stuck
Mexico police ticketed about 150 vehicles Sunday night for lacking the 1975 city auto sticker deadline. The fine starts at 12.50 in February and climbs by 5 each month to 32.50 in June. City clerk says about 5510 stickers sold this year. 6700 sold last year. Vehicle fees depend on horsepower for cars and weight for trucks. cars 2.50 to 12.50. trucks 3.50 to 12. motorcycles 2.
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Mexico
Sheryl Ligon
Fun and Profit In Night Classes at Mexico Evening School
Mexico High School will be brightly lit tonight as a few hundred adults enroll for the second semester of the Mexico Evening School. Twenty two courses plus several University of Missouri non credit offerings are listed, with furniture upholstery already filled. Registration is on Monday nights with classes possible Monday through Thursday, held at the high school or the vocational technical school. A hall chart shows room assignments and most courses start after registration night. Absentia enrollment is possible but many prefer in person sign up.
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Mexico High School
Mexico
University of Missouri
Davis Hart
White House Enforces Noon Embargo On Ford Budget
Washington officials announce steps against AP UPI Reuters and others for releasing Ford budget stories before noon EST embargo. The White House bans advance copies and briefing access, cites need to enforce embargo after Washington Star-News first to publish.
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White House
Ron Nelsen
Ford
Associated Press
United Press International
Reuters
Washington Star-News
Nelsen
New York
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Nessen
Atlanta
Star-News
Fenny
Dueunegrit
Ford's 1976 Budget Signals Defense Boost and Aid Cuts
President Ford's budget argues for higher Pentagon spending and limits on domestic aid while admitting unemployment will stay above 7 percent through 1976. The plan faces Democratic opposition, with potential $17 billion deficit beyond the $51.9 billion projection and clashes over food stamps Social Security and energy policy.
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Ford
Pentagon
Congress
94Th Congress
South Vietnam
Saigon
House
Ford seeks 94 billion defense budget amid Congress clash
President Ford, sending a record 94 billion dollar defense request, faces a Democratic Congress likely to curb military spending. The budget boosts 1976 priorities with increasing pay, modernization, and expansion plans including 2 new submarines, 10 frigates, and 108 F5 aircraft, while signaling later rises beyond 1980.
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Ford
James R. Schlesinger
Department of Defense
Schlesinger
Pentagon
Terence McClary
McClary
South Vietnam
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