Ford weighs four major bills with tax cuts on agenda
President Ford faces four Congress produced measures including a tax cut extension and a separate $28 billion package with spending cuts. He plans to sign the tax extension, draft his own $28 billion tax cut with equal spending cuts, and decide on energy and rail aid bills. Ford also aims to set a $395 billion fiscal 1977 budget ceiling as he schedules meetings and contemplates a six day family skiing vacation at Vail.
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UPI
Congress
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Northeast
Midwest
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Vail
Colo
Ford ends Cuba thaw stance over Angola intervention
President Ford declared the United States has no hope for improving relations with Cuba after Havana sent 4 000 to 6 000 Cuban combat troops to Angola. He warned Moscow that Angola aid jeopardizes detente and said U S funding for Angola may be temporarily halted though not necessarily ended. Political reaction from Birch Bayh and Ronald Dellums highlighted concerns about covert aid and Vietnam lessons.
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UPI
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U.S
Cuba
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Birch Bayh
Market Report Joliet Illinois Cattle Hogs Active Trade
In Joliet Illinois cattle and hog markets traders show active trade with higher live stock prices. Cattle receipts near 4 500 bidding up steers and heifers with high choice and prime grades edging higher and hogs trading steady to strong across several weight classes. Tuesday receipts projected around 1 000 cattle and 1 000 hogs.
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Joliet, Ill
UPI
Grain futures mixed as corn holds gains on Chicago board
At noon in Chicago on the Board of Trade corn was mixed while wheat and soybeans eased. Wheat futures for March slipped 24 percent to 3.40, May 3.45, and July 3.47. CornMarch fell 1 percent to 2.66, May 2.72 and July 2.76. Soybeans declined about 2 to 4.57 for March 4.67 and May 4.75.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago Board of Trade
Two Wilmington youths face vandalism petitions in memorial damage
Danny Holcomb and Charles Peitzmeyer both 16 were to appear in Grundy County Circuit Court after a car struck the Mickey Finn memorial and a flag pole at Third and Lake in South Wilmington. A girl in the car fled. no petition for her. Damages to the memorial undetermined. A second incident at McLuckie Oil Co. caused glass damage with over 100 dollars estimated. driver fled after backing into the station door.
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Wilmington
South Wilmington
Danny Holcomb
Charles Peitzmeyer
Grundy County
Third and
Lake Sts
Charles Marketti
Ron Fox
Viet Nam
Sheriff's Department
McLuckie Oil Co
N. Seneca
Interstate 80
Rick Snyder
Sheriff’s Department
Curt Leach
Christmas Ideas Pup Christmas Idea Pup
Grundy County Animal Control Warden Shark Jordan reports many puppies and kittens available for adoption at the center. She notes mixed breeds and lists two St Bernards, two Irish setters, and two half Poodle puppies. contact 942 9214.
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Grundy County
Animal Control
Shark Jordan
Animal Control Center
Driver cited for speeding on Interstate 55 in Missouri
Kerry Davis a 21 year old from St Ann Missouri was cited by Grundy County Deputy Sheriff Charles Marketti Friday at 11 55 p m for speeding 75 in a 55 mph zone at Interstate 55 at Goodfarm Road He posted 25 bond and was ordered to appear in court January 15.
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Kerry Davis
St. Ann
Missouri
Grundy County
Charles Marketti
Interstate 55
Goodfarm Rd
Wheel and tire stolen from 1966 Chevrolet wagon
Thomas Walsh reports a wheel and atlas tire were stolen from his 1966 Chevrolet station wagon after 11:30 p.m. Friday. The burglaries occurred Friday night with no value listed for the tire. He notified Grundy County Sheriff’s Office at 8:57 a.m. Saturday.
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Thomas Walsh
Rte. 1
Tabler Rd
Grundy County
Time magazine details Kennedy's fun loving life
Time magazine portrays John F Kennedy as handsome and fun loving with a circle including airline stewardesses actresses and White House visitors The article mentions two unnamed women nicknamed Fiddle and Faddle and cites Newsweek on Kennedy's alleged romantic connections The flare was sparked by a Senate committee claim of a close friend linked to organized crime Judith Campbell Exner held a San Diego news conference identifying herself as that friend and saying Jack Kennedy was simply Jack not the President
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Time Magazine
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Fiddle
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Newsweek Magazine
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Judith Campbell Exner
San Diego
Calif
Jack Kennedy
Study urges new tax break to sustain 1976 recovery
A congressional Joint Economic Committee staff study notes a 10 percent tax cut could be needed starting next October to keep unemployment below 8 percent in 1977. It warns Ford's budget ceiling could slow growth and keep inflation above 6 percent, with unemployment lingering around 7.5 to 8 percent through 1977.
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Fracas at Coffee House leads to three arrests in Dwight
Three Gardner men were released on bond after a disturbance at the Coffee House Restaurant near Dwight. Fielde faced criminal damage to property. Lawless was charged with misdemeanor theft. Lucca posted bond for disorderly conduct. They appeared at Grundy County Jail and are due in court January 15.
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Gardner
Dwight
Karl Fielde
Coster
David Lawless
Vine St
Gerald Lucca
Liberty St
Granny County
Curt Leach
Charles Marketti
Lucca
Carolyn Burrow
Williams St
Lawless
Leach
Fielde
Debbie Joyce
Rte. 1
Grundy County
New Lenox Couple Injured After I 55 Crash
Illinois State Police report Don Fitzpatrick 64 and his wife Yetive 60 were traveling north on Interstate 55 near Illinois 113 when they struck an abandoned car on the shoulder. Both were treated at Silver Cross Hospital in Joliet and released Saturday. The Fitzpatrick car, a 1965 Chrysler, was towed to Fox's Standard. No report on the parked vehicle.
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Silver Cross Hospital
Joliet
Illinois 113
Illinois
Don Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Yetive
Silver Cross
Attempted theft damages radio in 1968 GM truck
James Miller reported at 10:47 a.m. Sunday that someone tried to steal his CB radio from his 1968 GM truck parked in the driveway since 2:15 p.m. Saturday. A crowbar and screwdriver were used, damaging the radio and heat controls. no damage estimate was given.
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James Miller
Harmony
Grundy County
Robert Tricarico
General Motors
Miller
Tricarico
Ice safety notices report children skating on unsafe ice
The Department logged two Sunday reports of children skating on unsafe ice. At 3:25 p.m. warnings came from the old Peacock gravel pit on Cemetery Road where Deputy Jeff Wix found no children. At 2:42 p.m. Deputy Robert Tricarico found children skating on the Illinois Michigan canal at Evergreen Cemetery.
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Grundy County
Illinois Michigan Canal
Evergreen Cemetery
Jeff Wix
Robert Tricarico
Alaskan Pipeline Faces Political Pressures and Costs
President Ford toured the Alaskan pipeline route as Congress stalls energy reform. The 789 mile project, the largest U.S. undertaking, has cost nearly four billion and yielded about nine hundred million in leases. Alaska’s population rose 50 percent, with potential 300 million yearly state revenue once oil flows. Environmentalists are criticized for delays as OPEC and global oil markets influence U.S. energy plans.
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Chase
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OPEC
Kipling
Kim
Copynett
United Feature Syndicate. Inc
Worry Clinic Offers Match via 10 Factor Test
The article details Dr George W Crane promoting the Scientific Marriage Foundation SMF which uses an IBM computer to match applicants on 10 vital items before introducing them. It cites Ray D seeking a wife, claims under 1 percent divorce rate, and invites readers to request the SMF Marriage Questionnaire for 25 cents with stamped self addressed envelope.
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SMF
Ray D
Crane
Scientific Marriage Foundation
IBM
Ann Landers
P.O
Elgin
Ill
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Snippet
Readers write asking how to tell a thief from a kleptomaniac and whether to end a friendship over stolen towels. Ann suggests possible strokes and resumes friendship with caution. A college student questions punishment of teachers via questionnaires, and a woman asks about facial wrinkles and skin care with eye toward surgery and sun avoidance.
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Ann Landers
Green Bay
G.B
University of Chicago
Loyola University
Northwestern University
Mundelein College
Chicago
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