New York loan bill awaits Ford's okay
Congress sent President Ford a 2.4 billion emergency loan package to rescue New York City from bankruptcy. The Senate approved the measure amid limited debate after House resistance to a larger cut, with Ford expected to sign. The package is part of a 10.4 billion appropriations bill funding various agencies and projects, including 35 million for international peacekeeping.
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Jane Fonda seeks 2.8 million in suit against FBI CIA
The actor actress Jane Fonda sues the U.S. government for invasion of privacy and damages. FBI documents allegedly show a plan to discredit her by claiming she threatened Nixon. The suit requests 2.8 million and seeks FBI CIA records.
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Tax cut impacts for single filers under 1976 plan
AP comparison shows what the House passed 1976 individual income tax reduction would mean for single taxpayers with standard deductions. It compares old 1974 law, temporary 1975 law and the 1976 proposal, noting the loss of two temporary features for low income families and new-home credits.
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County actions fix bridge plan and budgeting shifts
County plans realignment of the Long Mills Bridge with upstream relocation at an estimated cost over 300000 funded by county and state sources. A reviewer will consider Urbana Estates Phase 1 status while budget analyst Howard Keller takes a new purchasing and budget role amid board opposition. Continental Trailways launches $1 round trip fares for under12 children as part of a Christmas Package valid through January 19.
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Supreme Court weighs subsidies for presidential campaigns
The Supreme Court prepares this year’s final decision on federal campaign subsidies and spending limits. The FEC planned a pre convention funds certification and possible disbursement if no ruling comes before noon.
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District Court asked to revoke probation for Nathan Cohen
U S District Court Judge Gesell was asked to revoke Nathan Cohen's probation for violating terms. Cohen, 37, linked to Monarch Construction, faces new fraud charges from an alleged interstate phony mortgage scheme. The nine point petition seeks jail time while he is jailed awaiting trial.
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