Security gaps widen as federal buildings face new threats
An Associated Press report details security lapses at Washington federal sites including the Capitol complex, State Department, and GSA offices. Guards failed to detect a test item, prompting renewed calls for stricter admission checks and restricted access as investigations continue.
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Senator Jackson Enters 1976 Presidential Derby
Sen Henry Jackson, a veteran Washington Democrat, declares his 1976 candidacy in a paid telecast. He seeks to rebuild the New Deal coalition, faces early primary memory of 1972, and aims to unite labor leaders Jews and Democrats while navigating energy, economy, and relations with Israel and the Soviet Union.
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Job boom at unemployment offices nationwide
The rising unemployment rate has pushed state agencies to hire more workers. Officials report doubling staff in Colorado and substantial increases in Minnesota Boston Birmingham Louisville and New York amid a surge of new claims. Federal and state programs are driving hiring while offices extend hours to handle rush periods.
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Congress Blocks Ford Plan to Raise Food Stamp Costs
Washington AP reports a strong congressional rebuff to President Ford’s proposal raising food stamp payments by the needy. Senate vote freezes stamps at Jan 1 level for year. House approves 374 1038. Administration undecided on next steps amid calls for study and reform.
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