Big city mayors press for 2 billion in federal aid
Boston AP. Urgent appeal by leading mayors for 2 billion dollars in emergency federal aid to fight recession. Mayor Alioto of San Francisco says New York’s problems threaten all cities. Over 300 mayors back a Senate aid bill, while Ford administration officials and governors resist. Local tax hikes and layoffs worsen budgets as cities demand relief.
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Boston
New York
Joseph Alioto
San Francisco
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Congress
Senate Government Operations Committee
Washington
Ford Administration
Mayors’ Conference
Seattle
Wes Uhlman
Dayton
Ohio
Kevin White
John V
Lindsay
White
Newark
Gandhi targets labor movement in emergency crackdown
Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi broadened her emergency controls to labor, calling for full cooperation and urging unions to avoid agitation while crisis laws stay in force. She criticized bank, insurance, and transport workers and noted a 1.5 million man-day strike impact last year. Bihar freed British detainee Mary Tyler, stirring international criticism.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Bihar
Mary Tyler
Gandhi
Kindness announces academy nominees for 1976
U S Rep Thomas N Kindness invites 8th district high school seniors to seek nominations to five service academies for the 1976 classes. Eligible candidates must be 17 to 22 on July 1 1976 citizen and unmarried. Selection emphasizes character leadership tests academics and extracurriculars. Women may be admitted per a pending amendment. Write to 1440 Longworth House Office Building Washington DC 20515.
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U.S
Thomas N. Kindness
Academies
College Board
House
Senate
House- Senate
Longworth House
Washington, D.C
Explorer names first Exploring executive for Mound Builders Area Council
Joseph A. Ferguson has been named Exploring executive for the Mound Builders Area Council. The Middletown, Ohio resident comes from Columbus Indiana where he led the Lenni Lenape District as district executive. Ferguson is active in Exploring since 1968 and has worked with the Order of the Arrow and Alpha Phi Omega. He is a Wood Badge graduate and formerly a minister and city police court judge in Kentucky. He studied at the University of Evansville and Cincinnati Bible Seminary.
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Joseph A. Ferguson
Mound Builders Area Council
Ferguson
Middletown
Columbus
Ind
Lenni Lenape
Order of the Arrow
Alpha Phi Omega
The
Christian Church
Henderson County
Fine for chasing birds in town could hit $25
In Tavares Florida residents may face a $25 fine for chasing a wild bird in town. Stealing a bird's nest could cost $15 and using a pea shooter might require a $10 payment to the city.
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Tavares
Fla
Florida
Islands gain independence in Cape Verde
Cape Verde Islands become independent after 500 years of Portuguese rule. Aristides Pereira elected president and Pedro Pires prime minister, both leaders of the same independence party. Ceremony in Vareza Stadium before about 10,000 Cape Verdeans ends with open air celebration.
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Praia
Cape Verde
Cape Verde Islands
Africa
United States
Aristides Pereira
Pedro Pires
Party For the Independence of
Guinea
Bissau
Portugal
Vasco Goncalves
Atlantic Islands
Foot trouble claimed by majority of Americans
Dr. E. H Curran of Joliet Illinois reports nearly seventy percent of Americans suffer some form of foot trouble. He notes common issues such as corns bunions and fallen arches and urges proper footwear and foot care for all ages.
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E. H Curran
Joliet, Ill
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