Ford Says He May Approve Extension of 75 Tax Cut
President Ford in Omaha backed a possible extension of this year’s tax cuts if Congress agrees to tighter federal spending controls. He signaled support only with spending limits stricter than Democrats’ proposals, while Congress is expected to extend the cuts anyway. Ford defended farm policies, urged energy reform, and pressed Congress to cut bureaucratic red tape as he spoke at Offutt Air Force Base.
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Western Audrain leaders oppose future ambulance district
Leaders from western Wilson and Saling Townships told the Audrain County Court they want exclusion from any future district proposal. Delbert Sudbrook cited distance and loyalty to Centralia funeral homes as reasons, noting local ambulance needs have long been met there. They proposed boundary options and warned that Amish voters in Saling may grow if issues recur.
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West End
Boone
Rites Held For Eugene Hollyman
Funeral services were held in Bowling Green for Eugene Hollyman aged 51 of 407 North Washington Street. He died Monday at 2 30 a m after a year's illness. The Rev Richard Wohlers officiated and burial was in Frankford Cemetery with cousins Charles DeVerger Jr Bennie DeVerger Jr Loren Hurley Gail Brown and Ronnie Carr as pallbearers. Born August 2 1924 he is survived by his mother Mrs Florence Skeen and many aunts uncles and cousins. He was employed at Kaiser Refractories before his illness.
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Ronnie Carr
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Emperor Hirohito Opens Two-Week U S Visit
President and Mrs. Ford greet Emperor Hirohito at a ceremonial White House welcome as full military honors mark the start of a two week state visit. The emperor praises improved Japanese American relations and friendship after World War II. Nagako receives roses from Mrs. Ford. The tour includes five major cities and Hawaii.
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Unions Plan Push For Change In Ford Policy
SAN FRANCISCO AP The AFL CIO opens its biennial convention to push for changes in White House economic policy amid record unemployment. Delegates may vote to raise the dues from 10 to 13 cents per member monthly, adding about 5 million dollars for 1976 elections. The federation faces red ink but plans a broad political push with suggested $2 COPE contributions. Four Democratic senators were invited to speak, signaling a possible centrist AFL CIO posture ahead of 1976 races.
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Texas
Ford Defends Butz Back Him Fully
President Ford defends Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz, backing him fully and praising his defense of agriculture. He cites stable markets abroad and hopes for a five year plan of million tons yearly in Soviet grain purchases, while urging patience from farmers amid ongoing negotiations. Ford confirms Butz will stay on until end of his term and comments on safety and campaign plans in a wide Omaha interview.
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Committee Hears Requests of $80,000 Community Funds
The Citizens Advisory Committee for Housing and Community Development heard requests from four agencies for about 80 000 in funds at the Garfield Community Center. Richard Savage urged continued direct grant housing rehabilitation for low income owners. Lewise French asked support for two day care centers serving 64 children from about 40 Mexico families. Quinie Benton requested 2 000 for Older Adults Transportation System serving 400 residents. Don Decker outlined five park projects costing about 33 000 with 50 000 potential federal matching funds. Mexico expects 526 000 yearly for two years. meeting chaired by Mrs. Sam Vaughan with HUD staff present.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
St. Louis
Charlie Brown Turns 25 A Look At Schulz Peanuts Rise
In Santa Rosa California AP reports Charlie Brown age 25 today marking the enduring Peanuts saga created by Charles M Schulz who began the strip October 2 1950. Schulz now 52 explains Snoopy on the doghouse shaped the comic and notes the cast grew with Woodstock Spike and more while Peanuts spinoffs expanded into toys books and TV with substantial income over the years.
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