Ford budget aims balance by 1979 amid Carter win
President Ford's budget chief James Lynn says the plan to balance the budget by 1979 remains in place though Carter's victory challenges it. He outlines a $10 billion income tax cut next year paired with a Social Security tax increase leaving a net roughly $7 billion reduction.
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US prepares to block Vietnam UN bid
United States signals ongoing opposition to Vietnam’s bid for UN membership. Security Council to debate the request Friday with a vote expected midweek. Washington says it cannot support admission, tying progress to a full accounting of about 800 missing Americans.
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Paris
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Brandeis Drama Ends In TV DJ Murder Scare
Police received calls from Needham Boston and Lowell about a taped Brandeis University drama on Werb TV titled Bo Peep that depicted a disc jockey killed on air. Investigators found the scene was a fictional production, not a real murder.
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Needham, Maas
Brandeis University
New Yorks 21 Club hires first waitress amid discrimination case
The upscale 21 Club in New York hired Jeanne King as its first waitress and adopted the term waitperson after a civil rights suit brought by the ACLU on behalf of King and Cathryn Smith. The settlement also requires payment of a fee and legal costs. The suit targets several noted restaurants for gender-based hiring practices, with Lutece La Cote Basque and the Four Seasons named in pending actions.
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Miss King
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Cathryn Smith
Lutece
la Cote Basque
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21” Club
ACLU
Terry Dinan
Schorr on Editors Seeing Threat to Property
Daniel Schorr at the AP Managing Editors convention defended the public nature of a secret congressional report he released to Village Voice. He argued First Amendment rights extend to individuals, not just large outlets, and recounted CBS ethics issues and a House subpoena. George Gruner of the Fresno Bee warned small outlets face costs in press freedom fights.
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Associated Press
House Ethics Committee
Village Voice
Congress
George Gruner
Fresno Bee
California
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Groups Seek To Curtail Genetic Experiments
Washington AP Two environmental groups petitioned the government to tighten federal safety controls on genetic experimentation. They argue current NIH guidelines are limited to NIH-funded recombinant DNA work and urge interim and final regulations covering all public and private projects. They cite private efforts by General Electric and Imperial Chemical Industries and note industry interest in the field.
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Environmental Defense Fund
Natural Resources Defense Council
National Institutes of Health
National Foundation
Defense Department
Energy Research and Development Administration
David Mathews
Health, Education and Welfare
NIH
United States
General Electric
Imperial Chemical Industries’ Limited
Diabetes Assn Awards Prizes For Bike A Thon
At the Garfield Community Center last night the Mexico Regional Diabetes Association awarded bike a thon prizes. Mark McFarland won first in the 16 and under group, with Terry Terpstra second and Glen Jaeger third. Mrs Norman Williams won the over 16 prize. Bill Adams and Jeff Potts took second and third respectively. David and Terpstra awarded the prizes and noted strong participation and work, with proceeds totaling 1084.08. Treasurer Mrs E 85 Turner reported a doughnut sale for Camp Hickory Hill raising 131.03. Mrs Janice Gifford introduced speaker Mrs Jewel Lichius, R N, who detailed hospital patient education responsibilities and sugar testing methods. President Mrs Roger Smith moderated the meeting as refreshments were served by Mrs William Shrader.
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Columbia
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