Fewer Vietnamese flee to U S than early estimates
Immigration officials say asylum-seeking Vietnamese refugees may total about 50 000 rather than 200 000 as Operation Talon Wise ends. Reports place 27 000 in Guam camps 4 500 on Wake Island with Navy ships potentially housing over 20 000. Pentagon cites nearly 80 000 evacuated.
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Washington
United States
South Vietnam
Immigration Service
Guam
Wake Island
U.S. Navy
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
State Department
Edward H. Levi
Hungary
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Miami
International Rescue Committee
Charles Steinburg
Florida
South Florida
Fort Smith, Ark
US Air Force
Agaia
New Horizons
Information Agency
Bangkok
U.S. Air Force
Thailand
Senate split over Ford energy plan poses two-thirds hurdle
The Senate approved a bill to give Congress veto power over removing oil price controls but failed to reach the two-thirds margin needed to block a presidential veto. The vote signals a potential path for Ford to lift controls, with projected higher fuel costs and broader price effects across fuels. Democratic lawmakers diverge from the president, while the House moves toward a more Ford-friendly approach.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Ford
Senate Interior Committee
Ford Administration
House
Ways and Means
House of Congress
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
House Agriculture
Thomas _ .S. Foley
Births and dismissals reported in local notices
Births recorded for Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Franklin and Monroe and Overpeck areas. Dismissals listed for multiple residents including Wilson Streifthau Wood Barnette Commodore Sorrell Walker Easter Haigh Presta McQuinn Myers Streibick Beard Ehresman Paese Griffis Carver Adams Carter Patterson Bunnell Jenkins and others noted with hospital tag. mentions federal gas tax and vehicle efficiency reform waiting in House.
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Highland Ave
Mary Carter
Burton Road
Robert Patterson
Camden
Edmond C. Bunnell
Trenton
Robert Jenkins
Todhunter Road
Ford Congress split in views on spending
Senate and House votes reveal wide gaps with Ford push to cap deficits. Senate 69 22 recommends 672 billion. House 200 196 for 70 billion. Conference committee to reconcile aims. Senate favors 365 billion spending. House 368.2 billion. Major amendments oppose caps on Social Security cost of living raises. House seeks $3 billion more revenue by closing tax loopholes. Kissinger energy price plan eyed.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Ford
Senate House
Gilbert Gude
Maryland
Silvio Conte
Massachusetts
Charles W. Whalen Jr
Ohio
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Budget Committee
Brock Adams
D-Wash
Farm Bill Veto Override Effort Faces Veto Stand
House sponsors push for a one year emergency farm bill to override President Ford's veto. If blocked, lawmakers plan to abandon higher 1975 crop supports and return to a broader long term bill covering future years, foreign aid, and food-stamp revisions. Ford cites public interest concerns and vows to back production loan rate increases if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ford
Senate Agriculture
Congress
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Five area residents file bankruptcy in Dayton court
In U S District Court Dayton five individuals reported assets and debts. John T Wilmoth of Lebanon lists assets 340 dollars and debts 14060. Linda S Ledford of Franklin shows assets 7100 and debts 14541. Richard R Ledford of Franklin has assets 8100 and debts 14745. Walter R Mason of Middletown reports assets 750 and debts 7401. Jacqueline M Evans of Middletown lists assets 2400 and debts 7060.
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U.S. District Court
Dayton
John T. Wilmoth
Lebanon
Linda S. Ledford
Franklin
Richard R. Ledford
Walter R. Mason
Middletown
Jacqueline M. Evans
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South China Sea
South America
Caribbean
British Isles
France
Germany
David Pryor
Fort Smith Municipal
Ft. Chaffee
Eglin Air Force Base
Paul N. Bailey
Jackson Road
Overpeck
Johannes Wulff
Martha Drive
Thomas Sebastian
Raymond Drive
Monroe
Mildred C. Wilson
Clinton St
Ernest Streifthau
N. Marshall Road
Perry Wallace
Moore
Emerson S. Wood
Aeronca
Orbie Barnette
Omaha
Wayne Commodore
18Th Ave
Alvie Sorrell
Grand Ave
Herbert Walker
Springboro
Ewell Toy
Lamberton St
Gerald Fisher
Regent Drive
Earl Horsley
Eaton Ave
Shirley Porter
Howard Sallie
Winton
Middletown — Hospital
Henry M. Jackson
Betty
N. Univ. Blvd
Leste E
Security
Strassburger
Carpet & Furniture Cleaners
West Middletown
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