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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1975

Page

5

Hearings Begin Today on Stevens Supreme Court Nomination

Senate Judiciary Committee opens hearings on John Paul Stevens for the Supreme Court seat vacated by William O. Douglas. Chairman James Eastland plans a brief executive session to review Stevens tax and financial statements amid mixed views on releasing a decade of tax returns. Ford urges prompt confirmation. doubts persist about a floor vote before adjournment.

Washington Congress John Paul Stevens Supreme Court William O. Douglas Senate Judiciary Committee James ©. Eastland Dmiss Stevens Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation Roman L Hruska R-Neb Judiciary Committee U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Chicago Ford Douglas Senate American Bar Association House U.S Frank G. Zarb Zarb Washington Post High Court

Ford and Congress face tax bill and NYC aid clash

President Ford and Congress argue over a House tax cut package worth 13 billion dollars, with a Senate Finance Committee review new relief that could affect take home pay next January. Lawmakers also tackle New York City bankruptcy handling and a 2.3 billion dollar federal loan package as the 1975 session nears end.

Senate Finance Committee Congress New York City

New York Liberal Barometer Stumbles in Convention Vote

Gov. Hugh Carey taunts the liberal coalition for failing to unite behind a single presidential candidate as Sen. Birch Bayh falls just short of the 60 percent endorsement threshold. Fred Harris and Morris Udall split the rest while Carey eyes a central role if no nominee secures the convention.

New York Hugh Carey Carey Birch Bayh Bayh Oklahoma Fred Harris Arizona Morris Udall Harris Udall New York City Coalition Washington Henry Jackson Alabama George Wallace

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