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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1976
Page
2
The House will review a bill to expand public service jobs amid high unemployment. It would fund about 320,000 current positions and create 270,000 new roles in schools and nonprofit hospitals, with a $1.7 billion presidential proposal.
Republicans call the 45 billion public service jobs bill too costly as unemployment dips but Democrats argue for more positions as 7.3 million still seek work. The House Intelligence Committee plans to conclude its year long probe with a move to establish a permanent panel and require presidential covert operation reporting.
A Brookings Institution report argues the United States should cancel production of the B1 bomber. It says no military advantage justifies the cost and that saving up to 15 billion dollars in 10 years justifies relying on the existing B52 fleet with minor upgrades.
In San Francisco prosecutors ask Judge Carter to admit a post robbery tape in which Patricia Hearst reportedly boasts of joining the bank holdup with the SLA. The defense questions the tape’s authorship and seeks to exclude related SLA activity as evidence.
The Postal Service rolls out a 1.0 billion bulk mail system next month to handle parcels and second and third class mail across 21 facilities. Officials admit volumes will decline while United Parcel Service gains market share due to price differences.
Nancy Kissinger, 41, is in good condition after surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital that removed four percent of her stomach to treat a long standing ulcer. Secretary Henry Kissinger said she is in pain but improving and that doctors reported no surprises.
Sen. Lloyd Bentsen of Texas signals reevaluation after finishing fourth in Oklahoma, with 43.63 percent uncommitted among delegates. He canceled St. Louis appearances due to family illness and a packed schedule. Carter Harris Wallace Ford and Reagan jockey for position as Ford campaigns in New Hampshire.
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